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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
sIol,SEs, CARRIAGES. sfs.


A LOT or MULES, Just FRov TIE WEST ron
n - 20 a. ch1nsfrhu's Bulls Head Statlee = East
Twenty fourth street. Alse goed LOT q business horses
JOeBPH l.. DUST.
pLACk HAWK HORSE a BEAUTIFUL Trr BLACK
- horse * thu celebrated breed perfect "a FORM With
full tsii iftSen epd hall hands hsb fast rstte aud
entabe .or ssate hsrnea5 for sale eheap fnqairc
W. u. DfsBROW, No. - Fou.th ayeEuo.
Dor sAIr.-A CANADIAN HORSE SIX YEARS OLD.
teen hhn1s high, warranted sound, sui excel
leptwag horse can be seen at Kcra stables,
~ nroe and hasket sss, ess Arry a. ~ south street
HORSE FOR SALR.-A USEFUL GREY HORSE
IL otht ye.rs OIL sixteen hands hfH KIDD harness
b. scd 1T low price, Ito having furtt
hin. Appy q FoWELLS Livcfy Stables Henry street,
NOR rtlson, Brooklyn.
NEW yoRR HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction tale e. horsss carfages harness. ssdsls ga
c7erJ Monday md Wednesday. at " o'cocs.
JOHN H. GATiiELD, Proprietor.
S,Tui EH.--A BAY MARE, SuLKP, AND HARNESS.
- tbs 18th instant The Ia about nao yoars old
jt% lands hlgb switch tall heavy man rather hippy
kruckicd IN both hind less md ff0e driver Sulfs
painted dAtt biuo and Ono Light rYre das trmI1os
With b.aqk leather and iron axierce haraess oliver
PLACID. fhe marc and sulky hired ~ q rorpor
Formerly resldept Of rcvs@ H0 sous ~ yeart old
feet Ell nchep thick set DARK hair gray oyos light
plcslu 'front.' tooth broken sailor walk drsssoJ ehort
black fTooh coat dark velvet boyad with geen aud
DARK paata lie was last heard from q brunswick,
b. voy . YhIade.phis Any per1on rotarppF the thief
rnA rcaee u - fyE Information will be liieraIty ~
&c., s-tcI. \. -Alatvgt, NsTssa, y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
UAECENa AUAUNMaEa&.

A CARD MR.. CHARRuAuD, ASSISTED BY MR.
osys e r end biz and those
slsssss ttat 'hey ril commence At lis room o.
s 3 Sc Il
Il and Wednesday at II At and h.li,pa :
Wits street On Tuesdag scsb at haIfpas for gsnts-
Saloon No = se a.. an" g. prssused
balls, s0iEees, &c, .. moderate charges.
DoDwoRTHs DANCING AoApEsY. NO. sosBaoAp.
ia a's and s a.
s SS u Chid,sas eia,sas on wsdnesds - 81
wednesday, Tiurfiay and Saturday ovsainas which are
eqP 'aS s''s's "a
sas M e ssv saS Of @
HANGING AND wALTzING, AT MONTAGUE HALL,
= CeuEt street near Montague piacs.Mrs. A. LhNNAY
tia: sac viii reopen her School on WedS.sdsy oossser Isl
Day, ana ss,usaays
place e., on Eddy Novsmns5 rs the ss9oes sorsss
N sA ssSn
S Con addressed 70 MIRA LANNAY H:nsasas
Jersey cty-Mr. LANNAYs classes At Mrs Chsdeesyne.
Cd nNoaasy, October Is.
L,RRRgRo's DANCING AGADRMY-MADAME Du.
Il BRlU I'll FERkEao and her brother, p FkRGERO, re-
their new and eommodIoas premes No 10 West
Fourteenth street between and sixth avenues whor,
pupils days the week dedicated to pri
ing Glass 'or gentlemen.
HENRY WELLS AND HIS sisrkR's lMADAMk II.
IL Ciayell Academy fer Dancing No. 6t9 Broadway,
t Of for The hssthfu active and energetic se
hy TSs meass 81 sesnns
sns an sssy style % motion in dansng 10 redacod few
ssush 70 step prorsyy in walking forue o. essk
s and sP NJ Tor ladies same days - Ii ssa Il 4 T.
Isi ssseys and kisess WedassdaSs AID Saturdays
MADAAs AUGUSTA RESPECTFULLY INYoRM
w hsr Issfgns and fder DIS that abe - now fxing tb
n. rs.penins Of her dsnsns eiasses father neiies
her beginning day VIII be given.
DRopRssoR b. YATES AND II. Mgs9AYPR HAVE
orered their dancing academy 81 Washington HAM,
Hester srtet corner Ct Bowcry where all the fashions
days from three I'll i've for misses aud from
M ten for saats Private teaching given at their
DAY evening; dancing to commence a. SD o'clock.
CTILL MORE NEW CLAssEs.-BRooSEs DANCING
DAeademy =. his new assembly rooms 3oi Broeme street.
wsns s sss,v ~. nssdI every ry Of
shortest posbla time snd for the reasonable changes
viii vsry week ns, fSrssr s"s.s nov Two aes
classes for gentlemen 1hursaayone clsss commencing
new aiassss on 1u:slsy ~Gis. and Shdrsu nsos a.
". M gsns'saea, 8, - y; ~ Also. new .sss on
O'clock MRS BrooSes evening cIsss Tor isdiss escn,
,iyey, Tussdsys and fridsys, Commencing At o'clock.
ring sss are requssts t. spsy ss esry ~ possible b.
fore the hour q neius will be able 70 under
sni upwsrds vii have cassos expressly for
them and ether inducements osr to sut cir desires
1--WE ART or DANCING AND wALTzINa COR
rom q ThirssEta rtreet svo dosrs west OF Bros1wsyo
~ na.S sysnn. sas ~ init st hsitrs.t sevea ssoes
ooloek noon ard hsfrsst ooeok Ter ladies' masss and
the 2esh rst sds misses snd mastSss 81 6ef PISS,
thee eS.seL ara AZ hslf Isst seven eeoch Senn for
Err afs saS hG rpss sSs r, 55 rsS and
Procure sirNl1t5a 81 either OF TIC above r1sns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

0K a0H 10 per ID
TosAcoo -IpciudeA Ia the traasasisas have bssn rs
hhds Kentucky at shsS and 81 bales Cubs 81 2ao per
ID.
DReRTAroNs THIS BAT
Bscx --10c6o "a bsiok
CoAL-352 tons
Cocoa 900 bsgs.
DRuos-40 soda ash 50 bbls.. 100 boxes cheml-
csis 2C0 casks bcarboDste Soda 10 bbs bsiam oopay
S TONGA beans.
Dmr cooDs-ls6 pkgs per Meridian III do per Tx.
celsior.
Fnur 400 boxes currante; so4 boxes, 900 half do
s 700 quarter do. raisins.
HIpEs-2Q3
Iaor 1888 bars railroad s76 bars SSf8 bds. 9o8
bdls sheet. 1872 sheets Gf8 plates 296 tons pig.
Or 10 pupcbeons linseed
6IEEL-19 cases 63 bdls.
TIM $50 boxes 26l do terne, 200 do. canda plats.
WOOL IS bales woollen waste.
Wine 260 quarter casks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY. Oct 24-6 p. n.
There buoyan feeling in the stoc kmsrkes at
the close yesterday and there indications
of greater speculative movement than has been realized
for several weeks past Money is daily becoming msrs
abundant and holders Of stocks have confidence in
the future Of prices The accumulation In the Sub
Treasury has nearly ceased and in less than week va
shall have another large remittance Of gold dust from Cali
forna The bulk of iportaons for the season has been
received and the exports steadily increasing in value
We see no why should not have throughout the
winter easy money market and active speouations in
stocks Quotations generally rule low and there vide
margin in all the Il aiding fanoiss, for improvement
ws shipments of specie from this port during tho past
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u B. Bslden,
Vim II MGcnsyin,
Jotn T Metoalf,
Simcoa Abrahams,
lsnsc o Taylor,
William Seaman,
Samuel l. White,
W Eow Vsrmilye.
William Power,
Richard ) kissen.
JOHN G Gheesclsn,
Robert Watts,
EdTara 6 Ludlow,
Yrs U. Joht s,ou.
I nomss " ha,kos,
jackson BoltOa,
James Swoeny,
John ID Eaes,
5. 4 Hubbrd,
Bebi, W McCte.dy.
Alexander Eiasg,
A l. wh.te,
II b Warner,
Charles II isaacs.
Aiorso C4lk.nf.
Nelson S,slle.
WIN Is PerkiDsoa,
James Hyslcp.
Wn Sohirnsr,
Lawrence Pro l5f,,a,.
u 7 JeThs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

I.yuaE Fisk,
William b Ben,
r. 9 Chspia,
Wm. W. Miner,
John r Van Kleeck,
John T Tuttle,
NJ. W Williams.
II. Ice JuDes,
STEPHEN Smith,
W. +. baltimore.
M. Price Moore,
NJ. Dlumenthai.
esmuel Blois,
w. Henry Church.
X. 7. Horsefield.
Joseph Wooster,
George Prince.
Truman Nichols,
j Martin,
Elias 8 Nichols,
N II Cheeesbrough,
l. Rsnpey,
w. A Hunter,
Edward Fields,
7 G Wallace.
William N. Brakeman,
II. Iathisop,
M G Porter,
Cherries Mcmillan,
Cyrus Weeks,
j Y kliven.
h X. Colweli,
l. A Roscn muller,
William + Osborn,
T. W Rsimey,
l. B Phillips,
Lynde G +, iris,
George Leolboif,
Thomas r. Cock,
William II, flop,
Justo del Risco.
II A Hart,
John S. Carter,
ID T. hoiten,
Harvey Nj. Smith,
J II Leaning,
william l. Hartman,
} u Fitch.
John Campbell,
John II Loveridgs,
VIM Darling,
jared Linsly,
Isaac Greene,
N. Fl. Quincy,
Geo w Ives,
II. 7. Wolf,
III s Gay.
IL. I Quackerbos,
Alex b Mott,
l.. 4 Smith,
G. Il HeyWoea
Noah G Levings.
j. ThorbuJn Gibbs,
l. B Wright,
Gurdon Buck,
Geo. L w oodward,
Jas r Wood,
J. H Merkel,
j. w. Sleigbt,
Ssml. Trockmort0n,
Stephen Wood,
A W. Rogers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

f-hsr oyr cLoTgING-whNTED TO pvRcHass--
~ About two Thousand dollars worth o. rocd let "a
wcarDF apparel % every aeacripton large OF eT All
qnsnttie voh the fu, vaioo viii be currens
ncsep ttsress Through po4s cell on JAMES M0.n.
~ - ~ ". II ~ l%.se Il Nriase s'eNss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

A LOT or MULES, Just FRoy TIE WEST "
- 70 a. = Chainhsriias Bulls Head statlee, Il Z:
Twenty fourth street. Alec good 10y q business hors
INnRpH Il. oil AZ
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ssGUsxs, ROOMS, ETO., wA1w1D

sx0ssxs, ROOMS, EVU., WAIVED
WANTED--A ruRNIeiIEp COTTAGE, in THE Eryy-
rcna Or New OK for tho six winter mcnths. Aeviv
20 NJ g.. Herald onfes. "
WANTED TO HENT.-1HL l5y MAY NEXT, A
w rueI well furnished houec Located bctwsen Ten
and West Twentieth treos by family OF three rercsrs
Children heut w \. raid In advance, and rood esrc
taken 81 the.p rsce. Address w. G., Br,adwsv P,ss
Once, for thrcc days.
WANTgb--oS TN 1877 DEctsrvH Rv A cRu
" tteman ard lady, part Of house, fcrnlshod VI vrfs-
nsheA, vttbtA tUpnty nnctoa
iircoFirn rrefst-eJ He"rcncss csohsaroJ AdSrr-s Il
Z. y - tha o.a.s. sts'n< .scna a. : t4esst,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

Wholesale AND RETAIL LIQUOR STORE FOG
~ sale, with three years iease, etsated in priaci
Pal horoug hare, and neatly fttod young with
from 500 TO si1, take ;ntetst IN s store: khs
swner having several other stores he attend an
Inquire for three Gays, Of Mr.. JOHN Hk. Brewer NCs
81 and SO Leonard etrtet.
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StAsT-orr CLOTHING AND rURhiTURE WANTED
" Ladies gentlemen having any cotnins turnisure
10 dispoeo Of OBTAIN fef cash prico dg.
Tor ths eubso-ber ~ Its residence through Gle yot
Jadies sstsnass By Mrs. Dusseldorf II Kim street.
T. ". BuSSELDORF
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LNRRRHRo'5 DANCING ACADRMY.-MADAME d.
Il BkL I'll FERkER0, and her brother, 2 FERGERO, re-
specially inform their the public they
their new and cemmodlors premises No 30
Fourteenth street between Fifth and sixth avenues whor
their eel 1o s now open, uuartr the day Of
the pupils entrance Two In the week dedicated p
yste classes for ladies and schools Even
iny Glass tor Tentignen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

ETUoHEs DUFFY q CEHHlN9r NO. "A VII
Ham street. upstairs importers Of Ysncy Goods Jss
sna Berlin Iron Articles ccmbs Rrcocbcs, Brsscisss
sls Dress Buttons, fsas, Imitation Jevery, HrusheA
heaae Percuss.on Caps Hooks ard Eys CalytSins and
heoctdeons sne fotnss abe sdyoTsr Gaatv.
p%ris E,tssSts ~ssAto2S - ~ ssses =
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CLOTHING.

('LoTHING AND FURNITURE WANTRD.-.LADIEs
or gentlemen having any Of the above to dispose %
can reye or cash price ~ sending 70 the store, 81
letter through the post r. delivery, do not ray
portage = COHEN 20. Hudson street, Ladies attenatd
BY Mrs. Cohen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

pRiyATE BoAKDIsG.-A GENTLEMAN AND MS
wife, or three single gentlemep be accommodated
With pleasant rooms and good board at No. lbs Chambers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-06
NEW ORLEAW-.-Centiased.


GfDIHfNs Al Nj tAf
ALFRED MuNRoE 4 CO.'S Or f''ss
n Store, No "a Magazine street corner OF
Gra,,cr ia. ,.,L
lie in general, that our present stock o'
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, NC,
i. unequailed IN extent and beauty ny INA. OF
any other establishment 10 the United STATES
To b. convinced Of this statement u u envy
,rr...ary TO call and examine. Our IMMENSE
sales are brought ahou, by the simple i"'
being known, that tie prices We place upon
GOOD. /. uniformly low, and the qua'"y OF
cs..h article Is guaranteed what 1t Is represent
cd Ia he Perfect satisfaction is what We ann
at in dealing with our customers
All our clothing is manufactured at our cs-
,,bl,.bment, No. AL Broadway, New YORK
under the immediate superintendent OF one
If GU, firm. who spares no pains IN securing
the mos, desirable styles Of goods. II rs WIN
In, nlle,, eontdcnte of being able 10 give
satisfaction. that We invite all who may be III
On, of articles IN our line to call and exam
inc our assortment
The following is only partial list OF ar'''
ces
t'roel and Dress Cars-fr. and Eng black
cloth dress and ircck coats do do blue, brown
mulberry. and green cloth irocks do do biaeS
brown, mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth Polkns r. aud Eng black and fancy
eolored cloth walking coats, l'iInalaya iu'
new s.ylc) sac French, black mulberry, ana
olive cloth opera sacs do black ana iah',
colored o.skin Union sacks; do extra super
fin, drab and fancy colored walking coats
codr,nrton, gray, mixed, and silver gray sac
and polkas French black, blue, brown, an'
] oliy. HEAVIER sac and frock coats, do blue
brown, aud silycr-gray, Whitney sac coats
do Labrador (various colors) to Turn s"'
coats, do superiine drab cloth and 's'''e'
walking coats fr and Eng black -npcrhn'
cloth sack and walking coats do blue, brown
aud drab pilot cloth sacs
Blanket coats French superhne blue or u
and gray sacs and palclois; do do cAifa loh4
,acs and frocks, Ff. second qualify uhf'
quality. fancy colorcd sacs aud paletols.
T,rs,d coafs-fr Eng and Amcr'n t~ce'
-acs, frocss and paleto,s do do bouIe'ard'
do do polka-.
CLoass.-lluc and black cloth cloaks, every
quality black and blue pilot cloth cioass.
A variety of |eHs of every quality ana pat
tern also every variety and quaiity OF rama
/ loops.
Gsn,l,n,en's Furnishing Goofs.-linen ans
cotton shrt., all qualities; cheek and cottoil
hickory and nigh, shirts all qualities al
wool and super ribbed shirts; gau1c' mefno
cotton, l..Ie thread, aud flannel shirts SOCK
b of every quality.
Boys and e 'drcn's Clothing.
Consisting of irocks. polkas, sacks, jackets
oycrcoai>, pantaloon-, vests, and ci"aks, "
every quality.
Also every variety of gloves snsprnder
of yariou, kinds crayats and hankcrchicis o
every quality.
Also trunks. valisc-, umbrellas,
India rubber goods of every DESCRIPTION.
~ one Price 10, Gopds, and no dfrlat'o'''
In visiting the city, do not fail 10 call ON
ALFRED NJ \KDE \ co.
y9ap 81 Magazine street
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-06
NEW oRLEAN S-..Ceselnas1.



I1ORATIO D. HEWITT, (snecesso' !"
III Tyler & Iiewitt,) PIANO sosTs AND MUSIC
DEALER. 80 Camp street. New Orleans Has
AWAY, ON hard one of the largest and most
complete selections Of Piano Forf,s IN The
southern country. all Of ~h,ch are guaranteed
a. good and periec, instruments. Agents 'pf
the sal. Of A. SfopAGr & Co.'S New YORK
Pianos.
These Pianos IRE celebrated for fine quality
Of tone, pur-nes. Of sound, and for neat and
Beautiful finish If exterior workmanship, ana
are considered by the profession, and cnmPe'eh'
Judges, to i~ III. fines, Pianos made IN The
United States Particular attention !, requested
to their splendid ScrPcniine pattern, Win rear
KEYS, which i. considered one OF the hnesi no"
made.
UALLyrr. DAVIS co.'s celebrated Bo>ro'
PiA>os. q, 81, ~. and 7 octave Piccold ran,
Fories, from the factory Of "Plev.l co..
Paris: also Pianinos~ i-t;rand and tran,
Pianos from the samAlDAu-e.
Oh Pianos taken 10 exchange and part pay
ment.
/ GUITARS, from the house Of iiall \ Son
Spanish and French patterns, ~, Niolins' ~
large quantities. Mcodcon-, Scraphlnss, o.
ran-. Flutes, Clar,on.tte., Brass Instrument
/ Of all kinds. Viol,pccli,., i'anJos, strings TO
| all Instruments and musical merchandise oi al
/ descriptions, wholc-al. and retail
Shce, Music of all kind--mu.lc received
I from the North by every steamer, A. -oon ~
published. church Books, Instruction Books
Sc
P,r,,enla, attention is called to the large an'
csi.n-,v. selection Of Aeeordeons Hnd fiutina-
/ which Is the mos, complete and perfect -ciec
ton Of these beautiful instrument, ever "''cf.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-06

MILLER, HARRIS, 4 WALDO, No. ~
vi Canal street, New Orleans, Wholesale
and Retail Deaitrs IN House Furnishing Goods,
Upholstery and Cabinet Furnishing Goods,
Pants, Oiis dc. On hand, very large AS
sorimcnt of Gilt and Bronzed Lamps and Gil
rondolcs Hall Lamps and Chandeliers Tea
Trays, various patterns Table Cutlery Plated,
Planished, Tin, Japanncd, and Wooden
Ware Glassware plan and colored Floor
Mating Soaps, Wax, Sperm and Star Can
dies Sperm Whale Lard ldnseed, Nea,,foot
and Chemical OILS Spirit Gas, Camphlne, A.
coLol, and Turpen,Ine Paints, Of every des-
ERUPTION Brushes, Window Glass; Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue, Flowing. Polishing,
Scrapng, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, and
White Damar Narnishes Curled Hair Hair
Cloth Springs Gimps fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace Cords, Tassels, Re. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
pRIcEs on cANrulsE; by the barrel, 60 cents
per gallon by the five gallons, 81 cents per
gallon, for less quantity, 10 cents per gal.
lon.
jan IL 1854 ,3nlg-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-06
Gelette> poetrp.


~ ti,ss COOK
'T~N the very n~rv '""ssrr h'"e
That satlsTas. h.li.. and dei..
And N. s,n,h Wind rum iaiN eh'"e
lipoo ,l.~ fnsxlevr t~llss
The cuetaa ssopi m ,l~ ls.ly b'feh
To- hi h.r lss ra.I bye
IN, isst .~,,us owe, the ,lI',gs church,
And ~hi-si-d to ,i~ sky,
And ~ had come frsn the harvest .hea'rs,
A Min and awny tr,n.
AMI uacAed on, path With poppy leaves
Asung she old gwen lane
Twas = peasant way on sunny day.
Asd W. WEIR happy r.i
A. ". IDLY s~nt wher- thu .rr'amlel went
To g-i cuf finger Wet.
With the dog .r,~e her, and the sseh'. il.ef-.
AMI The wooJhip- ,win'ng through
with tie broad tree. meeting rs~r,~befr.
And The sr.- still lamp ~Hh dew
An We all frso, IN that bl-sinl .pps
Tic pane. NJ care and pam.
A. ~- lay IN il~ bark ''y II" shepherd cot,
To resi- in tie old green lan",
Oh day, goss~ by ran hut s'gh
A. I th,nk Of tia, r,eh hour,
Whsa ny hsan in IT. Gee hni -scm"d 10 ie
Asosis-s ~u.i.sir h"~ef;
vns ,Ixpa,sh The ts-es N sill ~ mir
Aasi th@ Wild hass~s still =. gay
Thossh the .oa,h ~,nh .-mi. ~ sweet an air.
And heaven n. bright day.
Yet ihs merry .nw far and Wide,
Ard We n.y-v shall meet again
W. s,,na n-y-r rumble side by side
Along ,i,s, Old grcen lane
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-06

II YALE in, q co, II Magazine str /,
" New Orleans, Whoiesale Dssa,rs ~ I'M
parted Napis and Fary N,As and Sfram Hcosis,
Iaers Enbrasfsrps, Gsio,ss, Namiiias. Fr,Hees,
Brads Buttons, Gmps, frmmines aHk"ds
Honn,is, .Nrao Hn-. Ribbons, Arf,fciai
Fiomcrs, Millinery Ar'ioies, aud kich Fancy
Dress Goojs n al KINDS A tull and complete
assortment Of every thing IN their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants visiting th,s City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
G. YALE, JR.. & co.
~ Magazine street between
Common and Grayier
Jan. 10, 1854 ssn2s-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-06
SCOTT 4 Soaring,

Wholesale dnd Retail Cio,h,ers,
Cornef NJ OH Le,ee and Canal ST., v Orleans
'1>IE subscribers having enlarged and re-
modelled their store, are now prepared
with ehoic. s'eck Of fashionable clothing ana
gsniiemens furnishing goods, which they offer
at very reduced prices for cash or approved pa
per. We are receiving weekly shipments from,
our mandatory, of every thing that is new
and desirable, in the clothing line; cut, made
and trimmed in the best and most substantial
manner To those who study economy, and
wish 10 get the full value of their money, a
call is respectfully solicited.
A. Please take IA memorandum of our adj
dress. J<D. d. SCOTT d Co,
80 Nassau st, New York,
January H. 1852 y3n39 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-06

/ - q NELSON s. co, Commission NJ.
- chants, Nex Orleans.
so Nelson. New Orleans. y. Bsnk~mith
New Orleans ~ &. Walker, Memphis. Tenn
/ date Cashier Branch Union Bank T. A. Mel.
/ son, Athens, Ala. N3n%
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-06
Steamer (aado No. :.

- CAPT. JOHN GRAHAM, wos'
nTf1 inform his friends. and the pubic
that he will bring into the Rea River and Lax
trade, the Caddo No. !, An entirely new bos'
which for strength elegance, and comfort can
no, be surpassed, She will make regular UP
from New Orleans to Shreveport. Port Csdd'
and Jefferson. Every care and attention ~
he taken to merit, n, least, share OF psHA
patronage.
Jan. II, 1861. ny H.
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buns pcrtumcry, &c, &c, among winch are
the following:
300 los fresh Alex cases ext lIquoricc,
SIENNA, 90 bags rnec ginger
400 y. Sienna, % bblS, alum,
1000" gum arabic, 10 ." copperas,
400 pow'd rhubarb, 800 ID, indigo,
100 root do 1000 10 madden,
300 blue mass, Eng bbls. ref canphor
and American 25 doz lime JUICE
200 calomel, q" " 20 bbls. epsum salts,
900 jamaica ginger, gross >eedlei'z pow
300 carb. armonnia, dcrs
bbls poarlash, " soda
10 sanratus, 5 4" superior yeast
20 kegs sup. carb powders,
soda, % baskets olive oil,
200 lbs. tar'arc acid, 500 ounces -ulph. qul-
1000 lbs glue, nine,
600 packages ope,he- 600 kegs paints, assert
cafes glass ware, ed
SPIT Turpeniine, Iin-ccd oil, Castoro, &c.
Agent, for the sale Of \ IIazlp's premium per.
fumery Mrs. Belts abdominal supporters, DR..
Aberneth', gonorchca and glcet de'ugent; DR..
Morisons cholera remedy, and all the most
valuable Patent Medicines prepared To which
| beg leave to call the attention Of merchants,
planters, and physicians Every article guar
an,ced to b. as represented, for sale in quaint
ties to suit customers, at low prices, by
&. n. MORRISON,
Whoissab Druggist
No. i? Magazine ST, New Orleans.
Jan. II, 1852 N3n2o TN
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'1>IIE undersigned has always on hand a good
i assortment Of Earfhenmar,. China, and
Glass which he is prepared to sell at wholesale
OF retail ON the most favorable terms lie re-
-pecifuly calls the attention of country Mer-
chants, Bnd others visiting the City, TO his as
sorimeni and prices
Package. done IN the best manner.
q DUNLAP.
81 Camp >,rssi Nsn Orleans
June 9lsi, 1851. n5!
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ma Mea-ine nnd P0Vd as M Nv UFTfIn'
COMPRISING frti ,ssonfNt>ro or

- ,t,--... -,J p-,-J-I, n, Nm fJrI,1U,g
'""', u.s,- 80, ,ssnrru,>To,
A GKiCtil.TURAI. aud Horticultural iw-
Y p},m.nls. Naetnes, sc. from the mos,
nnnroN.d manufacturers, South, North and
Nj. etnhra,iup a trr.,t variety Uf Pinug is,
nd,nt,l to southern and western culture
s,ain, vbich are the celebrated Rurve-,
\apr.. Mason 4 Co.'S make, oil Eagle, Eagle
lmnroyed lt..harpcnng, ,id"hill, sup.oll and
rlptc ar double mould ploueh,; Hall and
sp,er'. Peacock Plough,, east and wroush,
,nnn,ts KIM. Cary plougis, PLAIN aud cs.
,aaJ.d L,r. I,ino.,ou'. XIV plourhs, bar.
rows. eultra,ors, cullyator harrow-, co,,on
.,ye.ns. cotton scraper., tanning mills, corn
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Cheap Furniture store.
No. l26 Tchoupitonlas ST., Ner Orleans.
- DAVID GRANT Wholesale and Re'di
Dealer and Manufacturer N Cabinet Fur
w niiure, such ~ Sofas, Bed-leads, Armolrs
Secretaries, bookcases, Marble Top Side.
boards, Centre, Card and work Tables, Marble
Ton Bureaus and Wasbsands, Looking Glass
cs, Mahogany, Walnut, Cane and Wood Seat
Chairs Moss and Hair Mattresses, Mosquito
Bars, Feather Pillows, and B,ddingof all kinds.
This stock is manufactured Of the best mate.
rni, and the public ARE solicited TO call and eS-
anime for themselves before purchasing else.
where.
~ All Furniture packed and made ready
for shipping free Of charge
Ian II. 1854 v3n2o-iy.
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DETER LOTT, No Canal street, New
Orleans, keeps constantly on hand every
variety Of I,oofs and Shes for LADIES', Gen
temcn. and Children, which he offers Tor sale
wholesale and retail, on the most reasonable,
terms Ieaihcr. lasts, Findings, dc. n33 y