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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26
DRY GOODS.


CANTON GRAPE ,sHAwLs.,FIrTY, CASES on
~ Canton Grape shsws plain and embroidered)
& sssT sss
chipping % TO d, pre-
DRESS GOODS FOR oA 81 D.; d HoxIE JR NO
and osr. sa se and ssvs stock ~ is as
fancy s s Y. ind q
ynss 81 S %S's s ss. .:s
prices from 10 to 70 cent lower than they DO bougbS
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-F CARR 4 CO
yesitc carpet store sale Of
5gs Of s,,. nS
hcmsa,inss ageees popns, with large assortment OF
ss aSs
fnd T.
s1 and % dc rns s5ss VARIETY and
linen shes and pillow linens ali kinds and cot
dsSSs s sss
goods too to mention One and a. are invited 70
cash No Hewery just below Grand street, store for
merly occupied by Thomas Young
ID U. ewERINGER, MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. en
e
his attention 10 the purchases and
CHAwLs.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ATTENTION
- superb collection OF India and French cashmere,
Canton erarc and other foreign shaws chiefly Of OWE
sas
36l Broadway.
-
CPRING NANTIILAs.-THE IMPoRrATIoNs AND
- manufactures at the Paris Mantilla Emporium, $l
ready for inspection Wholesale
tsi) and will be found to comprise the varied and
beautiful assortment mantillas in the city.
Merchants most literally dealt with.
GEO. DULPIN, 3s1 Broadway.
SHIRTs, HOSIERY, AND GLOVES FOR TUE MIL.
onWc invite all who wish fine shirt to display to
call and without further delay Our Partisan shirts
patronized by the nation This shirt for one dollar
he
find quite complete with kinys fit half million Of
feet Bayous hid gloves have store TO meet the
demand ~ million more, FOGGhN n CoCkEk,
Wholesale retail shirt hosiery aud glove warehouse M
Canal street, corner sullivan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

Let Every One or our Readers sit under
their vine and fgtrcc'-See the advertisement of
CHARLES WOOD in this paper headed ISIS only for a
land Apply immediately you will lose the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

he QUINCy'S HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL Es-
says published this morning in vols limo. price 81
~ ContentsPilosophy of Roman History the Essences
Philosophy Of Herodotus pntos Republic, Homer and the
lIomerda, Cicero style, Rhetoric.
EVANS 4 BRITTAN, GQ1 broadway cor. Fourth ST.
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California Diamonds The new article OF
xentemens cluster brcatpin worth seeing the ory
nal L. JACOBS cwelry depot 1902 Chatham st. Price S.
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OF kia bones ars coral mse~
e & Elm ' ssss ssts s ~ eyes,
s. hsrs nothing doth Iss ana = the
natural III. l1d expression remarkable manner
fss ,r sss n y E ssy II riSs
@ s in 81 any rs or
TwxMsy-4ive Cent Daguerreotypes.-Them ma
St e the pictures y REEFS CO TAKEN at the rate Of
Ssy NIX es sompesS SUPERB
srity and .spidty Of pctursmakns with Rees Co., 2ss
broadway
yustice.-we agree with you entirely, as
you must these column There but few
any, traaesmen, no have won deserved popularity
e @ ss :gfs5sf ss
Kps1 not Only artist but genius taste and
ski, His arng style Of hats are REGARDED models Of
beauty and elegance.
A wMlissian Idea.-Buy no hat rashly, says
en- your halter y one Tho has always ssoa you we'll
pass se the sristocrtie side Of Broaday that throw
should Err sSsy r. =;
prudence win alike induce yoa 60 psTonise them
ssleroem is in the Prescott House. the Of Broad
Spring street. and tho price their Aa'' but
iBeebc & Co., Fashionable IIatters, I56 Broad
waE-Spring and summon fashion for sentsmen's hats.
Drake, No. 0 Bowcry, having introduced
spring style Of for the these in waat OF good
hats g. 49, 81 r. tiffany and Thos Armstrong,
statesmen
Fancy Fabrics at GsenAn's Lower gtore.-A
great goods, chosen in Paris
Genn, Just received at his establish
msnt. This consignment includes fashionable
sortmcnt of chdrcns fancy hats from Paris and
and felt hats gentlemen,
ladies sun UMBRELLAS, richly quantity mounted,
Dress !-Dress 1.-The most and ali Impor-
tant article Of dress elegant among the many
sold in this city none elegant neat and durable
those sold by the peoples hatter the practical
ONO II Park Their spring style
fail TO please the most fasdioug see it. Prices
and &c. Hat Finshers Union No. IL Park row, opposite
the Aston House.
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CHAwLs.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ATTENTION
- superb collection OF India and French cashmere,
Canton and other foreign rhaws chiefly Of his
and comprising novelty Of the season.
CLIO. BULPIN, Mantilla and Shawl Emporium
36l Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

ECRESIDENT PIERCE-TIIE ILLUSTRATED MAGA-
Il zinc of Art tApriD contains beautiful portrait Of
Franklin PeTce together with forty superb enrrayinss
r'HE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART. FOR
April containing forty superb engravings by the
artists in the world and sixty four PAGES of literary matter
by the most popular writer's places tas magnificent
zine far alend OF any PUBLICATION Of the day.
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, " Spruce street.
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MLLINERY AND DREssMAKING,


T EGHORN BONNETs CAPOTES AND FLATS
IL Richards & Cromwell have hand large
ment Of the above goods which they call the attention Of
the trade and mincrs Also English, French and italian
straw bonnee braids and trimmings in variety rib
bons ace silks aces flowers and millinery goods gcnorally
all Of which they offer ut the lowest prices RICHARDS
CROMWELL l3S William street. second door below Fulton
M II. LUHTENSTEIN's MOST EXTENSIVE
s richest and cheapest millinery goods silk, and rib
bon store in New York. at ~ Bowery of Hester
MADAME LAvENE HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
M Paris and Monday next the day fixed by Madame
L. to her show at No 13 Spring street. few
doors Of the St. Nicholas Hotel for the exhibition
ladies' Load dresses &c Also of Kisses hon
nete and number Of French lawn bonncts for travelling
The display will prove most elegant and advise
Of lady readers make her visit this
easion.
DREMIUM MILLINERY.-MRs. LAZARUS ISAACS
respectfully announces to her numerous patrons that
she will with most brilliant of Spring mil
lnery On Monday March g. at her residence, No. 800 Diy
sion street, near Christie.
DARIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUPoIX, NO. 7
l. Walker street begs to inform the ladies
Just received Paris spring millinery selected expressly
herself in Paris, and respectfully socits a call,s
-
CAUTION.
(SAuTIoN-wAS MAILED AT PHILADELPHIA, ON
~ the 18th inst for New York. by the subscribers ar
wood note dated Philadelphia March r. 1853 at elk months
for $U7 81 The said letter not having reached t des
nation, all cautioned against negotiating the
same, MS payment has lcen stopped.
DUBoso, FULLER 4 CO., Philadelphia.
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/ VTTANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER OR
w clerk, by young married man. who has had several
years experienced the exchange and banking business
l.rred. Refers to present employers Address Pearce
! II
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TAA greatest Busaness Stand In tAe city
Msssrs BLEEkER will c1sr on Monday No 18th Of March
business stand the of Chambe street and Chat
ham, suitable for any Business and wvuld command any
amount Of trade. Sec Courier and Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

The New Hat Company invites the attention
Of the public to their spring styles hats which, for
quality beauty Of style be surpassed by
any 81 hat in New York. Gentlemen desiring different
styles their orders and be suited in overy
Price only g. One quality, price sand abatement
Nos. lag and las Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

DR.: Wheeler, Ocuiist. 80 Barclay street, de-
his attention to diseases Of the eye Chronic nsn
nation Of tho eyclds however long standing
cared films and spceks removed without surgical
Office hours A. N. to p H. French artificial oyes in
srtcd to took equal to tho natural organ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

Sewing Machines.-85OO a year IS the least
that female operator will and above what she
could by hard labor by using Of SINGERS Sewing Ma
chimes. Call and them in operation at the principal
snlce, 256 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A GOOD VIOLIN AND
w guitar maker, as foreman. Steady employment will
be given. Apply TO MATTHIAS KELLER, Cremona Mills
Trenton, N. j.
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yTTANTED-AT III NASSAU STREET, Statesmen,
clerks, school teachers men on a.sancrs and rail
roads ana toyu tnes portsrs for and hoeiS
gYs TO fill good situations Applicants enclosing ST. post
paid describing particulars, viii be suited promptly.
THOS. SPHINX, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

Time is Money.-Thc Largest and Best as
sortment OF WATCHES In the city ~ at J. " SAvAGES %
Fulton street Watches of descriptions and
to suit all The Rcheeu diamond pointed gold pens sold
only at 81 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

and the public that they have removed from ts Chatham
street $50 owery Of Br0ome street. formerly
cspied by r. c. AEeriy where they will find large and
elegant assortment of gold aud silver Watches silver
cutlery &C. which they retailing at
prices. JACKSON MANY, 100 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

A Cari.-Dr. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, &C.,
VIII receive his patients for the ensuing from 10 to
large Of artificial which exactly assmate
inserted and pain operation Dr. Pow
els on the Eye be procured at his once also
has established private clinque from to 10 O'Clock
daily fer in limited Circulars containing
particulars be obtained free at his Office COZ Broadway
betw eensBrOome and Spring streets, ".'
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THO BHtn1nR SeNsOns-TnW II inc 1enSOn
when rheumatism neuralgia, dyspepsia colds coughs
general feeling of fccbencss prevail The hot salt
bath the best curntivc heee and all
plaints and these baths be had in thoir full purity
perfection at RABINEAU'S establishment foot OF
Dcsbrosscs street. North river
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MO. 4 APRIL).-THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
lS Of Art Ia now ready, price ~ cents.
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, II Spruce street.
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Hair Dressing and Bathing Rooms.-The
plus ultra of tasto and luxury be gratfed call
mg ~ x,s anu touPSe =. no 9
Dive.
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GREAT BARGAIN.-ONE BEAUTIFUL SECOND.
VI hand eolian piano, T. Gilbert 4 Co.. Makers for sale
at 8 sacket street South Brooklyn II warranted be
perfect instrument in every respect 1t has been
about one year, and will be sold very low.
NEUSICAI-NoTICE-A COMPETENT TEACHER OF
M the organ and rsnoforte obtain largo established
class Of pupils aud organ TO play. Salary $780, in
please ant country village Apply az rs Bee kman street.
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Destruction Of The book, and an snno.ns.
the earessnsss Of the pses concerned In neglectins
provide for the once frsprcof SAFE They, well - q
others who supplied with Of these
articles wfnd 10 the best policy to wait till the III
comes but At 70 tho depot No 30 John street
purchase the Defiance Salamsnder Safes, GAy
tsr's patent X. n. PATRICK, Sole Manufacturer.
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| WANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN, LATELY FROM
w Scotland, situation salesman In retail dry goods
store porter Good city reference given Please ad
| J k Herald
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NEAETED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN IN A
w clothing establishments having n perfect know
ledge OF the retail business preferred Apply atNo Cherry
street.
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ID u GwERINGER, MERCHANT TAILOR NO 61
broadway Fourth street. would respectfully
call attention the public 60 his spring stock compr
Ing all the novelties Of tho for genemens
Having made a change his cutting department. he now
his attention TO the purchases
ser eral supervision of tho business.
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VNANTED-A PRACTICAL WATCHAAKER TO GO
w Western State, and take charge of that depart
ment To good workman liberal Inducements will be Of
fered. Address, paid, box l 223 Post Office.
yTANTED-A CLERK IN A DRY GOODS STORE
w acquainted with the business. Apply at 80
Sixth
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DIANO, CONCERTINA, AND SINGING.-MR. A.
SEDGWICK begs to acquaint his pupils that he
from baltimore next week Preparatory TO resumng his
paired and rented Mr. Scdgwicks solos this beautiful
zen IRE nightly received With aPproba
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-07
Make Room, far "lMcic joe"

IKE tlncinnaius of old, UNCLE Jok has
! ! been called from the rloscl' anu .he sweets
of private life 10 public station. In other
words. he has taken charge again Of the
Planters iio'ei, and -, he has made some re-
rairs in this well SHOWN house. and is about
making others of az important character, he
has the confidence to bclieye that II viii shortly
I've inferior to no house in the country, Per-
hans il il fortunate that he has again consented
to take chafgc OF this house; tor his e'n'sehS
and ducks ,urkcs aud pgs' eggs and batter
&c, Sc. had become 50 numerous and pentl-
ful that he was puzzled as TO what he should
do with his stock on hand. This superahund'
ancc Of the "rood things OF life Is to be at.
tribu,rd entirely to the management OF hts old
lady, who, rs u,nal, will preside over his 'aoie.
Now. herr is n chance Tor travellers and ePeuFcs'
10 assis, him IN eating up his si~k IN trade
Persons stopping at his house VIII ma clean
beds. GOOD fare mud .s4a.eH,F> servants aud
may feel confident that thei, horses viii receive
every attention required.
Nj. prices will be made TO snlt the tines
For further information. persons are requested
to call and Judge for themselves.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Jan. s, 1853. "-'~''
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new Store-.Ncvy Goods.

Marshall Street, Jsgerson, Teres.
40,lN SABINE, having permanently located
in this city Tor the purpose Of doing reg.
b. Dry Got,as and Grocery business, would
the attention Of the citizens of tass mud
9oining counties TO his large and extensive
Ses of Dry Good. and Groceries which have
ely been purchased in Ncw York and New,
kean-. Planters aud country merchants arc
>euested 10 call and examine my stock, which
hbraces Dry Goods. large assortment; Sad
r., hr,dles, hardware, erocscry ware, hntr,
large and fine assortment Of ladies. boys, and
>Atlemans shoes, etc, etc.
|GROCEEIjS.- Bacon, coffee, sugar, shot
= powder, nails tobacco, whisky, salt, &c"
Mich viii be sold rs low as any house IN THIS
b.. Also. Bagsiug and Rope will be farw-
)h*d to planters on customary terms.
Feb, 3. 1883. ~
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Jefferson Hotel.

- THE undersigned having rented this
a! Gyorlte HOTEL. for the present year,
~ respectfully solic,s from the citizens Of
Str.on and the travelling public generally, a
lsral share Of patronage. The ROOMS ARE
mr.. pleasant. and commodieus, and the house
kualcd in the central portion OF the town.
Aey have experienced cooks and attentive
wants, and the comfort Of bonrders will be
,seally attended to by The proprietors. Mr.
ssneih's Livery Stable is attached to the
vni.es. which always contains plenty of
p,endr aud faithful oslers. In fine, it is
IN intention to make one Of the l.si hotels
Texas.
RATES or CHANGES.
Board and Lodging per day IS l so
week : 90
month 20 90
Board wi,hou, lodgins per month Is 90
Bcarders will be required 10 settle q, ihecx.
5aiion of the week or month. ~ the ease
" be. Persons without baggage viii IN all
US be required to pay in advance.
J. W. KEMP,
ELIZ JACKSON.
ia %. 1853.
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Corrov Pick,Na.--'lhs editor d No
Psaola tMiss.) ficssane. Gays he lsss 49,
= machine for the paspnss u t'asaiAg eess
ton. which bids fair 10 ~ vssy eesssi T. ~
planting rommawity. ~ m,asi isss = q1
tien is not perfect OK; h y raly ssa1e
rsry one Tor experiment. 10 ivst the psiael.
It. he has no doubt i will IL perfected -
that il eau liz made TO vtek from hse Ass.
dr.d to eight hundred pssnds u eesasa
per day. i 10 si,npss ~ sessassssisa -
Ugh. il weights aud i The isvsa,iss ~ :
Mr.. lsurtH~. n The maehlns. ~Aea sA
fccted, can do what IL eisisned ~ 4. h ~
liz oil immense benefit 70 tLs p1sattag -
forest
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SAY Asrox,o, xpra, $. 1888.

SAY ANTONIO, Apru. 8, 1888.
! The I'll paso mail arrived yesterday In
the unprecedented short time Of thirteen
davs from tina, point. bringing important
Intelligence. Gov. Lane. al New Mexico,
has issued proclamation claiming the
Meclin Valley, which VIVA left IL the State
Of Chihuahua hv, MS he alleges, a palpsLle
error ri MIR. Bartlett. Our late Bnunsimr,
Connissi"ner. aud Ind csl)td upon Co!
sumner for the aid of the military under
his c"n,n'and, to take possession OF The
country. This assi-'auee Col. $. refused
to give. aud the Mesicans hnne'iist :. rr
copied the disputed territory with si ihc
troops they could raise aud have ."nl -
chihuahua for more. The folloN nl OK
tracts from a letter w'iitc" by an 'ai .Drf
American gentleman residing Ia fs9
I" ifiend ~ tbs place. which ha l0en
kindly permitted % copy, will CIV, 'u
detailed statement ri III. ALTAR, sld the.
state oi feeling II haa given ''se 10 among
toe MrSicans.
FAso pnl Nonrr, March 3. l7si
The mai viii take y,o r'Ns
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DAILY NswspArEaa-'rhs daily qpMes
papers ~ the Uuissd Sssiss msMAet o
thous.ud - mnrs than al aaasss ~ ~
work. III E.glsnd shers ass hot tairtes
daily "swsps psra twelve IL LoA6se -
"',~ in iv-rposl--ia saparslasiaa q Se
teen millions. !. IL Srotlsnd. wth ! toee
lion Of three millioha. thee u ~ esp.~s
tbs Glasgow MsiI. IL Ireland. wtsh 49,
ul~sion u ssveM mlilisas, thsso 49,
lksse. and III those III Dsblia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-07
New store and New Goods.

IhlD CONS. bcps leave To call the atten.
~ ienlon 81 the ladies' and gentlemen of
Marshall and vicinity to his new and well .e.
ieei.d stock of goods and groceries elc, etc
at his New Storc, one door West Of Brewer,
Exchange, where he is just receiving general
STOCK of dry goods, groceries, hardware, wood,
TN, glass, and queensware snuff, periumeries.
etc, etc also, DR.. Jayne'-, Dr. Li,ilc's, and
Comsiock u Brothers pa,cn, Medicines, all a
sneh low prices as he hopes viii warran, him :
liberal share Of the cash custom: he also re-
turns his mos, sincere thanks to his old friend,
and customers for pas, f,vors, and trusts they
VIII not forget to call al the new cash store,
one door West Of Brewers Exchange
{. THE1FORD.
March ~. 1853 n3Gy
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Genre Of Ssaay, and Charges per Bee
sisn. fvsnty weeks.

p,x.ny paerasSr.--Orlho2raphy,
Reading, aud writing. per sess,onoi
five months, Wv
SxcoSp Lemon Elementary les
sons IN Arithmetic. Graujoar. Geo
rraphy, Natural Philosophy, Ph's'.
oIoRy, and History a., -" w
Trnsr ksIoR CLAss.-Eng'i-" 'sa"'-
mar, Geogr phy, Arithmetic con''"-
ped, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind. Rotany, Geology, M,ihci
theology. aud History. 30 y"
M,ppl, CLAss.--Chem,ssvy. khetor's,
Logic, Mossl Science, Mental I'M
josophy, Evidence. Of Christianity,
poniuai and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra. Ancient ana oo
Modern Languages commenced. v3o W
Sxx,os CtArs-Anei~nt and Modern
Languages comperted, Geom~'ry'
Tr,gouo,nctry, and review o''"'". m
er stadien ""
| CONGESTION throughout the course,
extra incidental sspsese 'of pup" az
drawing and Painting. ~nrh oIo w
Embroidery and WaA Work. raeh 80 . =" ~
Instrumental Music. ~
| II,e Of Piano extra - "
Tuition PAYABLE al the end cfcseh se..'cn
pnpiIs vim b. charged trct tan Time % -
s,.nee. rn,,l the close ii he .r-ss"n. Dedsc
zion. made fcv pro,raescd sekn~.s.
u IL, lob. Taylor has op~nvs hossa'ni
Houss a~ss ,lss Institute TOT Inc aee'""''.
\ ton Of Young Ladies:
Jan. :, lebs, NJ u. -
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NrSM,Tn,s LIVERY STABLE.

Nile undersigned Is happy to communicate
to his friends and the travelling pubic
Pnerally tina, he has eoanl~sed his new and
lnmodious STA BLE, Situated on Jackson
beet, near the Jefferson Hotel, where he will
all times be prepared to serve theta with
lddle horses or carriages on moderate terms.
s,ing long been engaged in the business
|oth North and South, he ila,lers himself that
i will b. fully able 10 give general sa''s,1-
ION. lie therefore soliciis share OF pubic
b,ronace. His rates for keeping Horses VIII
as follows.
Per Mcnih, Sis 90
One Week, W
One Day, 20
Ono Night, oo
Single Feed. 70
N. Bills Stable is attached to the Jeiler-
fn Hotel, and travellers stopping at this deslr'
Die House will find their horses in his carr.
4. ". NESMlTH.
Jefferson, Texas. Feb. 4. 1888. ~
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Dl,lf(. A1(.Ill..

tire interest Of DR.. VIM Evans in the
Drug business. viii continue the same Mt the
old stand, where they will. by close arplica,l,n
10 their profession, endoaSor 10 merit a couiiu.
uanec OF that liberal patronage ilc'Shouse has
heretofore received.
= MCDONALD & SANDERS.
February /, 1883 u32 If
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No, FAR frnm ihis vlacc." writes Z
correspondent, fom Ridgetleld. Conn
" lived small t.onneet'eaD farmer. "ho
owaei come ti,isty 81 f,tty acffa ~ voeav
sntl. = rair II thsiv~iivd oSen. three or
four feeble caws. Hark Of chickens, aud
n niy. liz also hsd wife. who unf,i'u~
nniriy. sickened ard died IT this stage ~
prosperity. Under THIS hereaven'sa'. y.
sorrnw seemed slmoss immrdrtaie, INIT
! his nei.lhors WIRE giving him thru k'"s y
s,mpnshy. iuar i,inls afe heavy ~
hear" sai,i Mr.. So; :. ,ouf less !. great
.Y.." reformed tn. 80 rowin: aa,. N"
tear. trrkiing itons ifis rf"'; wou'a
rather have los, ssfo y my bss' to'sf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-07
New store and Ea,lrely New Goods.

Il. WILSON, South side Of the public
~ square. Opposite Marshall iiotcl.) would
respectfully inform his friends and the comuu.
niiy That he is now opening large and CAREFULLY
selected stock Of entirely fresh Spring Goods
md Family Groceries. embracing every article
in both departments usually called for. to nl Of
which he invites their attention, confident TINT
they will find it to their interest TO call and e,.
anime for themselves before purchasing else.
where pms cash or it, 'g.''ssm.
Marshall, March ~, 1859. n36-y