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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

II The construction Of the CRYSTAL
Palace in New York is prosecuted with
energy, and its completion is assured
in season for the opening of the exhi
bition on the cd of May next. Mean
time arrangements are in ogres to
secure a brilliant representation of the
choicest productions Of the worlds in
dustry In both hemispherss. The build
ing, with Its galleries, will contain an
area Of ia, 900 square feet. It will be
built entirely, except the floors, ofglass
and iron. There is no doubt from the
efforts making, that thiswill be a grand
exhibition of the manufactures of yari.
Gus countries, and will show the pro,
gress which has been made in this
branch of industry. The progress by
which these results are attained. must
be observed and studied in the works
shops.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

Mn. KNc's HEALru.-Tbe Norfolk
steamer Fulton, sailed on the nth in.
slant, for Havana. with Mr.. King on
board. His health appeared improve,
ing.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

We arc under obligations to the
steamers, Bella Donna, Emperor, and
New Lasona, for late New Orleans
papers.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

The river at Natchez, on the 22d..
was four feet below high water mark
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

In the Circuit Court of said county.
December Term thereof, A, D. 1859.
Pinckney Heathington. \
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-16

I'M \ Stuck ~ ClJUruJNti..
1l6oV1o9 VsssA q taseeeseess

~ NUUyD ~
CLOTHING Ar M fAiL
4 LrRED nUNNOE 4 co.'s O"e FTse
IA Nsvs, No ~ Magazine street, c"sssF .
Gsa. ics. -,
W. vos,d intern our friends. and ~ Psb'
lie in general, that our psesen, STOCK Of
CiotAsag. Fsrs.sA'sx Cesds, 4'e..
10 uneess!lea in extent sid bsoty by that Of
.ny other e.iAbli-hp,ent in the United States
To be convinced Of this statement, u II ON!
necessary 10 call and examine. Our Immense
.aIra are brought shout BY the simple '~'
being known. that the prices We place upon
goods il uniformly low, and the q"a"'y OF
s...h article !. guaranteed what u - represent
ed TO be. Perfect sati. faction Is ~hA' We a's'
Il in dealing with our customers.
All our clothing il manufactured al our rs-
tsbli.hment, Ne. AL Broadway, New ork'
under the immediate superintendent OF one
Of our firm, who spares no P"us IN securing
the most d~aisabl. styles OF goods Is WV"
the fuIl.., coutidenie of being able TO give
Satisfaction. that We invite all who mag .c !"
want VI Article. In our iiae to call aud exam.
inc our assortment.
The following is only = partial list Of arti-
cles:
rrach and Dress Ceais--Fr and Eng b'sck
cloth dres. and frock coats, do do binr brown
mulberry, and green elolh iroeks' 90 do o'"cs
brown, mulberry, olive, and go'aen prov"
cloth polks.. r. and Eng, black and fancy
colossd cloth walking coats 'i'ma'ays 'uf,
new ,tyl~. sac; French, black, mulberry. and
div. cloth err sscs: do black and fancy
colored do.sk Union sacks, do extra super
fine drub and fancy colorcd walking coats
c,,dr,npton, gray, mixed, and silver cr"y s"cs
aud po,kas French black, blue, brown, and
olive beaver sac aud frock coats; do blue,
brown, and slver-gray, Whitney sac coats: :
do. Labrador various colors) to turn, sac
costs: do .u, crime d,ab cloth and beaver
walking coats; r. and Eng black snperhns
cloth snck and Walking coats: Do blue hfrF'
and drab pilot cloth sars
Hlanksi coats y 1th sgsefaue t'nt n-
aud gray sac lut Ueip.0u ee ho ~" iong
va. Ard ffn,ha. ft ..tui. quality; third
uual.ly. ,anc, ,Yie - and pale'ols.
ftn,,i -ooi, Il, Eng and Amrr'n tweed
49, r-aes. aud paletots; do do bouleva'ds
lQ .. p"ikas.
CLoAxs.-Blu~ and black cloth cloaks, every
quality black and blue pilot cloth clo"ks.
A variety Of Vests Of every quality and pat.
tern; also every variety and quality Of PsMa-
looms.
Genflsmen's Furnishing Goc-is.-Iinen and
cotton Shirt, all QUALITIES; cheek aud cotton
hickory and night shirts, all qualities all
wool ard super ribbed shirts gaoze, n'er'no'
cotton, Lisle thread, And flannel Shirts soess
OF every quality.
Hoy's and Chndrsnx Clothing.
Consisting Of frock-, polAa-, sacks, Jackets,
oyercoats, pantaioons, vests, and eloaKs' oil
every quality.
Also every variety Of gloves; suspenders
Of various kinds crayals ana hankcrchieis OF
every quality.
Also trunks, valis~s, umbrellas,
India rubber goods OF every description.
ur One Pro, tor Goads, aoAno det,ai'"".
IN visiting the City, do not Tail 10 call On
ALFRED MuNKOE 4 co.
v2xp.l - Magazine street
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BOARDING.

49, MRS. SINS, late u the u
lar Hotel, wonld respce fully intssa
Ia friends and the public that -
op.ued PrIraie Board,ag HoNss, in thsi!4
formerly "ccupird by Mrs bar"sid~ ssas
house. SHE will endeavos 10 keep . r
house, and " III u. her best ex-riion, 10
those who may palronixc her. She he}s
receive y reasonable share, n iesst, VI ~
lie patronage.
Jan ~, lkJ9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-16

<sHEi.BY, SEYMOUR. l. CO, late Sey.
~ most, hasrhett, 4 Co. Wkotessi- Grocers
end ComSis.sow Merchants, No. 10, ro,dras
str'st, New ORLEANS. keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock Of groceries
and produce. which they are prepared 10 sslI
low Tor cash, or approved city aectp,suc~A
Jan. y, 1859. M "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-16

NJ Eli 1CAo. CARD.
slRCEOs DENTIST.

1 &. MAR FIN. resident Of Msrasa =
"a hye years past, thankful Tor rast ~
requests . continuance Of The saine III
received fresh supply of teeth and ip.irn
h. will insert teeth from one to 4 full ~
or wi'bon, clasps.
Office al r. sidcnce, second block, esss 4
square.
Anil =. lSI1.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-16

GlCkLES T. co, Dysxy's,s and Ap.,Ascs-
- r,ss, Nos. 81 and w Canal street. New
Orleans. Importer. Of, and Wholesale dealer.
in, druga, medicines, p~rtunsry, surgical instra
nents. &c.
Ship, steamboat. plantation, and family med
icinra, put up with particular care, and gusras-
iced frrsh and genuine.
jan. 3, 1853. n37-Osn
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so RGWARp.

.. Runaway from the saes5a
living ~ miles souih-east II ~
a Texas. on The Hth Of Jsly lase,a
~ man by the nAass of AxAA9
ought said negro two ysara go
N,'"n Esq, Of Mnr,hall, and he brsS
from Mobile, Ala. liz IL about q
age Of black complexion; xix fs.' I'LL
will weigh about l6b "v l7U lba h. .l..'
his ear. aud w%arcs ri"g~ 10 thea 4
pcrto mes tolrrabIy well On the sio'ss'
] will ssss shs alnvs reward II ~ = T.
negro. f1kiivsssd " ", OF plsssd =
that I ~ hin. !. ...o
Glad. Spring p. o., Atrrisss ~
Jan. Is, 1858.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-16

Tue subscriber Keeps constantly
Tor sale the largest stock OF Pianos
"H IN the city, principally from Chick
ERl>G and NUNS and CLARK ih"se h,' I'M
1he hes, manufacturers m the U
states. Also, at MI times Guitar, from MAR.
IN, together with Viohas. Accordcon-, etc
All the late and fashionable musc, with pre-
cepiors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
10 Camp street, Ns1 Orisnns
Jan 3. 1853. u21-d \
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No. b6, (irdrisr st., ~ Oriesns.
II u. MctilNNiH, sureessor 10 john Nall,
. having purchased the entire stock Of
eo"as and stationery, belonging IL the late
.""" Dali, I've viii continue the b.,Ok and sta-
uo'esy oas'''ess nj the old stand, % Gravies
street, and would l~g 70 solicit call st0m The
o'a essiesasn d the Hoase, and oil other.
w'.a'ag book. and s.A.ioasr, tor their own uss,
o. 10 vii again.
tils s"so.tm ent Of school bocka thenlcs;c,l
Ard miscellaneous booka. blank books, sane,
and .s..iasssy' .s.ry complete. 10 viii ~
constantly o. hsnd all w publications Of shs
nstAodiss book soncssn, w6,rh viii b soH !.
catalogue psk~s
Book eaosing 81 every description executed
vtta ntasnsss md di.,Atrh, 1t The Iowv., prjres,
Daank books d oil drsrrip.iunw NJ. : .S....,sS
y osdss n tAe sAsrtsss nc,jes
0s!sss ~ anything IN hia linz ~ h...;,..e.
Will - 9eeoPtly sxs~sssd, "a Al ~ ."...
psess = Y ~ ssyvss, ,hsn.slvss, v I'm -.
n. .. McCiNNIs, 80 C,e,;., :.
L. t.,lses@ len. .. lssS. ~
] !. ::s: y: !: q s.
!, :. |!
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I.0e,s p,anoa are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone, pureness OF sound, and for neat and
beautiful finish Of sxieri"r workmanship; and
arr console, ed by the profession, and competent
Judges, to be the fines, Pianos made in the
United States. Particular attention Is requested
10 their splendid Sc7pcnline pattern, with Penrl
keys, which IL considered one Of the hnest now
made.
tiALLxrr, DAVIS \ cos celebrated Bo.ros
PtAsos. D, ct, %, and octave Piccold Piano
Fortes, from the factory Of "Plcvei r co..
Paris; also Paninos, S-mi-Grand aud Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Old Pianos taken in cxchsnge and part pay.
m,ens.
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall 4 Son.
Spanish and French patterns, NC: Violin., IN
large quantities; Meodeon-. Serphines, Or
gans. Flutes, Iarioneltes, Brass Instruments
of all kinds. Vioiincellos, Baujo-, strings for
all Instruments, ard musical merchandise Of all
de descriptions, Wholesale and retail
Sheet Music OF all kinds-music received
from the North by every steamer, ~ soon Ms
published; church Books, Instruction Books,
&c.
particular attention II called TO the large and
extensive selection Of Aceofdeons and FlutInas,
which il the most complete and perfect -e'rc.
ton Of these beautiful instsumen ts ever offered
IN the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully and
promptly attended u. A liberal discount. made
10 Tsschsrs and to Scminasirs.
liOKA1'IO u. HEWITT.
~ Camp st., New Orleans.
Jan, 10, 1883. v3n3S.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-16

fNlaier's Rotc, under hs Ciip Hotei)
nEALERS in boots, shoes hats, 'funk-'vr
- ii,cs, Sc Persons visiting the CIT, would
do well to orep IN at Ibis house, The -t"en
on hand is large, and the quality, style, and
pree nt the articles IA their line ii l. bei,eNed,
VIII ui,e satisfaction. Tue hat department Is
ud,r the charge Of Mr. Haskell Tor many
ears engaged in the la, business, at No. 10,
thartrs street
ar Boots and shoes made to order in the
bees, mnun-r aud a, the shortest notice.
Jan. 3, 1888. may
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-16

Ths foIlSut.e IL aneshev iaatsass q TIE as-
tsnisAima eoess. which, 6~msel Reg nssds, Can
ees D,seos, - s6<rtinx. n thoss who ar II.
histed with shis drrsdtul dis~sss (or any that
sss snum~ss~d sbo,s,) will call upon hun, he
will satisfy uss9 tsom tbs testimony Of PEI
s..ns 81 ,h~ kras re-pecssbltty, with ~hon, they
can converse, that ne Co and doe. do. al that
he p,o,n,s~s ils has cured several cases that
have b<~n gwen up by the most eminent Pfne,
tittouers IN ths country, and ~ abort i<r"d
Of time. His trratnrnt il mild snd gentle.
No one should sontinUe to sui!rr when relief
il 10 close u haRd:
Nrw.OslxAss. D~cembss ~. ls62.
Desv Nsv .p~sm,t me 10 rspswsa 10 you my
warm thank. for the great benefit ] rsce'sed
from your treatment, and !" LAY to you that
MN now entirely we'll Aud, ~ Il il a case
whsh should sdd 70 your growing reputation,
I think II but ju.t hat the facts should b~ co0.
mun,estsd to the public. You are, therefore. at
liberty ~ make ANY use Of this certificate you
may desire and, II persons visiting the city
who are afflicted Us WAS. should ~iah to in
auise further into the matter. am Prrpa'~d u
satisfy them Of III. nth of my statement.
| had y large cancer On the calf II INV leg.
and VIZ. unier the treatment OF the far.inn''d
Dv. G,lt'sr, for eight months, when he pro.
noupcsd ms cured. Daring this time. ] suffered
\ great deal from his tv~s,mcnt, n'ss pSsi HIM
= considerable sum Of money. For eighteen
months sft~s DR.. C.ib~rs gave me up a. currd.
kept bandage On my .g a- he directed, when
the cancer broke out wors~ 'hxa ever. IN my
distses. applied to you. md Hm happy 10 ssy
,hni you have effected cure in \ short period
Of time. without compelling me to wear band
ages, and with far lcs. pain.
can he found At the corner Of Natchex and
New l.eses.
ERA\fIS ARNOLD
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Tnx business Will be carried on It -
old stdAd by the undersigned, mud -
that nimbe penny ia better than -
ling. we've cut our prizes down 10
motto, and as determined to s~ligea1
profits. ssrs for cash, and 10 .lswer -
the railroad comes 10 taWn. in The -
we would suxgvsi. prompt pnytaenD
scors. to enable us to curry out our -
intent towards our customers.
WARD Il VlvvQll
Jan. 9. 1853. v1~911
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Dissolution.

'I>l!E copar,urrship hcrc,oior ex',iee
i the firm II Ward. N,l-on, 4 =.
day dissolved by limitation W h ~
and q. W. Nw,"n. having pu'rha' ed ~
interest Of !. Il, Wilson, in said ~
persons indebted to the sause will p'se
and settle with tho remaining m~ubss
concern.
". X. D. Wan
j. b. WILSON,
q. W. \iViOM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-16
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

THE snAsssixnsd has opened IN EXCHANGE
i osvHs Ia SArsvspors, snd u Psrp~red !"
aril Chssks on ~ he principal cities IN the
Uaitsl 6satsa; also u Purchass Exchange aud
sscsivs Opposite.
will continue to advance on eons'Enm'nts
10 Wsionr, WILLIAMS 4 Co.. Cash o. Baxs.
ins ssd Rope: l ~il' pay balances due their
customer 81 my oaice, fire Of charge.
d. N. JOHNSON.
Shreveport. L.. Asps ~, is6s
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r per iiarglay 3.

r per llarglags.
TIME attention Of buyrg- is respectfully
L called to the extensive stock Of wall pa
papers and borders, both French and American.
Tor sale very low, NJ No. 10 Camp street, beng
composed 81 the most beautiful patterns ever
imported inio hi. market, Those In want Of
the article would do well to cuil and examine
TN, stock and learn prices. Also. on hand
general variety OF upholstery goods.
JOSEPH EITEK. ~ Camp At.
Jan. =, 1853 n21y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-16

NAlVS Music S1Okk.
~. 8 ssd . Csmp IT,, 3 1oors t's~ CsSs''

~. 8 ssd I. Gasp IT,. 1oors REV "s"'
Nee Ovieass.
r.s undc,-isned Ae-irrs res
pec,faI'y to inform !ns ra p. u".I
WV they can always ''"d :, =, 1890
Msvv. \ choice and large assortment OF E"""
Ys,sss. nj v-ry reasonable prices, and on sce'"''
modstiny t~rms. ~, m.
Amoos ,ber, are Pinano Fortes mace o' Inc
~. I'd r.l.h,.,.d manufacturers, Y Gi'beri
A Co. Of Boston, Of rlch tone, ana hn's"e"
beautifully in vossw ood. black walnut ana IVA.
hovany. w,,h~1eUn francs. made IN thc moS'
.ub.,au,iul Al workmanlike manner. ""o
M, ,v.aly celebrated .t;ol,an Piano F"'fss'
wh,rh. ~ sweetness Of tone. have ho' "e."
sauallrd. They are peculiarly suited 70 'ne
country. Ar the Eoiian does not require tuning
for years. rr.,..
The New Improvcmen lin Piano fories
IN. paten, v,brai,ng Orsrbrsdx,, Is "'s"7o'
.ale Mt the same establishment This improve
men, gives peculiar hrmnrss and brl'''nces !"
the treble, adds TO the durability ana s'fehs'"
of the Piano, and renders II cspsble."' remain
inc much longer In tune than those 10 ordinary
use st,.I
WIN il Agcn, for Henri Hrs .~,s'fa.so
Grand Piano. aud panno> made III Fafs' Io'
power and sweetness OF tone, they stan" PRIV
eminent. uu
The Dolce Compound Attachment >. fr''eS
4 Co.'S PARIS Pianos, and Instruments ron u"
IN. hes, manufactures, constantly receiving
and for sale on liberal terms.
S,cond- Hand Pianos for sale. from 900 To
Ssoo each, an taken in part payment Tor ne"
Pianos.
Pianos. Repaired, Tuned. Rented ana "P'
praised ..., Iona,
t,s,hcar,'s Meiod,on This beautiful TONED
Wlnd-in-trument,i for Village Churches Lodges;
Serenading Far,'es and the private pfse,"e "
OrganIsts, possesses sweet ana Po"e''"' ''"''
Is portable. tweiph'pg % rHaNHs1 ava INV .'
~. so each
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THE subscribers being the
CS sole Agents for the sale OF III
- - Maysvllle tky) PLOtGHN.
If tn. celebrated manufactures Of Hall and
Mllenger, have in store large assortment of
their east and vvough, iron Piongh., which
they offer al manufacturer prices:
i25 Halls wrought-iron ploughs. with
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2a..s,lk mnd straw Goosis..97.

~ YALE in, 4 co, ~ Magazine street,
H.. New Orleans, Wholesale Blazers ~ I'm.
ported Niupis and Fanny >iks and >tr"m Goods
i,acss, Ep,brodcries. Chores, Aaniiiiss, Fr,ngss,
Ura,ds, buttons, G,g,ps, trimmings " dHh,ia'.
Bonnets. Siraw Hats, k,boons, Arf.he'd
Flnm,rs. Miil,n,rp Articles, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Gouis n ali kinds. A full aud complete
as-or,men, OF every thing in their hue OF the
very la,... fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants Visiting this City are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine before purchasing
4. YALE, JR., q CO.
~ magazine street between
Common and Gravier.
Jan 1c, 1888
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No ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rsnE, MARINE. RIVER, AND L's
issuance Ae1so~s " CAsr S1H'A''
.~nA ussvnAJsoo coarAnY,
or mAa1soxp, coss.


IN m, Mutual Plan, Capital eaoo'ooo'
The undersigned having ~iihdraw" MS e'"'
pec,,on from the board Of unher"'''e's' !"
prepared to issue policies for inc rspT'aN.
kinds of insurance. in the above o'd NJ" very
able companies, against loss or d""Re'' ~, a."
Fire. Marine, and Inland Risks, ana o" ,n'
Lave. OF WHITES aud Stars, ON the mos' i'pT'
r.l ,.ym., discriminating according To h"IA'a'
Amply to Z. c, LATHROP, Age"',
"'f' W Camp street
The undersigned /. sub.ngcnt for the above
company. and i. prepared and fully an'h'flft" /.
to ,nkr any risks coming under The nr''ew Of
the policies. "
j~;".lv Nmnh'nno' wv 80
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They have now in store, 81 pairs Of wheels,
with IRON axles and shafts Of , to 5 inches,
and 30 pairs Of 2 to inches
ALso-NIX WAGONS, complete, with
iron axl-,ree.. pri e $40 each. Two pairs Of
Timber Wheels. with screws, ~ feet high,
inches tread.
They take orders for all kinds Of Wagon
work, and deliver them on plantation, Al man.
ufacturer.' prices.
Atso-A large assortment Of HARD
WARE. for plantation u-~, viz; Chnins,
wrought aud cut nails, Hunts Axes, socket
spades, long handle shovcIs and spades, hoes
Of all kind :, cane knives. hook and plate hinges,
vrnd.,cne., common and scotch collars, Mau.
Ia and tarrrd Rope, eross-cn', pit and mill
sswr, files of all kinds. iron blocks. with
inch shenve., a large assortment, of Engii~h and
American bar iron, iron ,xlc., with b"xe-,
sperm. whaIs and linseed oils, SPirit. OF lur.
p~n,ine, putty. window glass, and paints Of al
kinda. HOGAN # TUkEAUD,
corner Custom.house and l%vce.
Jan. ~, 1852. v3u2e-ly
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IAMtS =. BLALACk. = Notary ~
- Residence ten milvs west VI 9sssk|
Harrison county, Texas.
June Is. 1852.
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Casvonoo lnaklae, 1epoiriog, anA
1D1acAsassthloU1
Tns subscriber would inform
hin fisnda, and the public that
~ he 10 still carrying on his blsrk.
sn,,,h .uop, situated wsst ~ the pablie squhsr,
Mssshsll He IL prepared to iiIl all orders with
whieh No NAV 10 favored. In satisfactory snd
sspsdisious msanss.
He h also prepared 10 make wagons or to
rvpair carriages md wagons. The gentle
asa whe has charge Of this department is an
sxesllesl worknssn, and will give satisfaction.
~ hos On hand 4 10. Of carriages and wagons,
whieh u oAen for sals.
+. BERCNER.
Anil 3. 1859 molly.
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l\k \. ". EAMES. Martial. Ted
~ Office, one door east Of d. Nsss
Brick building. ~ W
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BACON! BAL ON! BACUN,t!
IN M0N POUNDS clear sides. fas sale At
lVsOOO 6hssversss psiess, (sr essA os
on uns 10 ssspeasibls pastiss. al reasonable
satse.
w. R. d. WARD.
Mssahall, Asgust ~, l6S9. Off
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A H. PEI - ~ hsssby sssiasd sAstif shess
~ a4v ny hsssl1D tssaYasses eoamisted or
my laDd-, @ll rsesss = gal ss0sdies against
theta fer an df'ssAinsd rot n pay the psn.
Ter foi tbs ndse,,Iser,sua, ~ loss ~ timber
"a The began
'rhi. notice i. intended ~ peetsstisa y
al hat | have riga. 70 ennteol, ID eay man
ner whatever.
o B04R1s&
I Jsnux.y A,4s52. n
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W. RAWLtNe. L. n. DUNCAN
DAWLlNS, DUNCAN T. Co, Cotton Fac
IL fors and Cowm,ss,oa .Msrchsnis, No, 81
Garondelet Street, New Orleans. MS y
REFER ro-James Y, Collier, Colonel {. II.
Cooper, w. =. Sanders, }. T. Rossboroush,
JoAeph NJ Taylor. Harrison county; Dr. John
w. Massie, J. J. Holloway Kusk county; N.
Trxwick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Bagging. Rope, and Plan
tation supplies to Planters shipping TO the
above houss.
EVANS, GREGG, L. KEY.
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r. ALfiN r =. MILLER.
II N. McALIIV 4 Co. Wholesale Grocer.
~ and Dsahrs IN Wines and Liquors,
Cnnnl street Row, and ~ Common street, New
Orrnns.
We invite the particular attention Of M~rch
ants and Planters to our very large and vel
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Ian. 10. 1882. v3pas-ls.
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ARCADE HOTEL,

T.. CARTER. srmisssn and F'armard.
- ing Msrehon,, and Wholesale and Katai
Dsaler in Groceries. I'rori,.oss, L,qd,rs, Hay
Corn, Oais, Begging Rope, r. DC Il c
liarts Brick Warehouse. corner Of Commerce
and Milan sireeia, Shreveport, La,
ar IAheml advances made on con-ignments
Of Gotten and Merchandise. Every dr~crp.
ton OF Goods received on storage on moderate
terms. nb-y.
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THE WILSON ssOU q.

THE WILSON esOUB.
Corner " Beinsille and Front Lerss Streets.
NeU Orleans.
MRS. WILSON has recently removed from
MI l2f, Gravier street, aud taken this houAe.
Il 10 large, commodiouS. and well furnished.
She will b< happy to see her rexts friends who
may be in the city during The winter Families
visiting New Orleans ~ also find her romse
= desi'sblc place to stot 3 Every attention
pa d 10 comfort.
Nov, ~, lHS2. n!!.
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I i i. PAl Nra I co. inro...v.
y ~ WAsisssls Ds4(s h Fsrs0~ ~ In
nsstis Dvy Ossss, ~ Canp ssssst, above Grav-
~ New OsieanA
la . ~. 1853. vsrSs-1y.
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~ n. BAYLY L CO., No. Is Canal,
w. u. and ~ Common IT,. New tlsl~sns
WAaiessls 0rocsys, and dsalrrs IL hne bfAni'es
wines, liquors, and staple guods, coffee. sugar
Ia, aalk mSlaasss. Aous. hscoa lard. b<ef, pork
sssamboas M plassaaisa ssps'isA ~.
M. -, Iso3. a4e-ly.