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Bank of ENGLAND.

The Bank of England has intimated
that it will now discount the various
stocks due in January, at 8 instead of 4
per cent, as originally proposed in its
notice of the End inst.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

TO PHYSICIANS.
SPERMATORRHGA RINGS. just received sup
- ply Of the above named instruments Phyei
clans are respectfully invited to call and examine
them. VIM. B. BUTT.
Druggist, Corner Pa avenue and 18th st.
nov 25--3t
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India aud China.
China.

In China, the city of Shanghai fell into
the hands of the insurgents on the 7th
OF September. 1t is reported that Pekin
has also fallen. Canton is quiet. 1t is
said that the Emperor has accepted the
aid of the Tartar Chiefs north of Wallas
as last resource.
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MAN AGERS.
On the part of the Field and !9aG.
Maj. Gen. " Jones, Col W Hickey
Br. Gen. weishtman Lieut.. Col J II Reilly
Maj. c Wailach Maj. T. Dsuoho
Ysj. 4. Keyworth Mai. z Bacon
Quart McColum Adjt l.. =. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst. Surgeon Grymes
On the part Of tie LigH Infantry
Capt. c Darlington, Lieut. VIM Ii Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. J Tucker,
Ignatius F. Mudl
On tie part Of the NatiooM Grsy5.
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. + Holden,
Lieut. Sutton, Lieut. @ Wales.
Peter Egun.
On The part Of tn. Wulker .S.a,paAootsrs,
Capt w X Bradford, Lieut. McColtum,
Lieut.. Birkhead, Lieu. IL Goddard,
VIM. Smith.
On The part II the Boone Rtaemen
Capt II NJ Bright, Lieut. 0tterback IT.,
Lieut. Ii n Ober, Lieut. c NJ Saaderson,
George Miller.
On tie part ef tie Ceraun Itaqers.
capt q sch~artzman, Lieut. W Petersen,
Lieut. Eichorn, Lieut. Lehman,
- COphenstine.
On tie part of tie M3ngonsry Guards.
Capt = Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. w PeonF, Lieut. Keiehef
James Maher.
On tie part Of the Presidents Mounted Guard.
Capt Peek, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. W Baden, Lieut. Pet.ibone,
John Finch.
On the part Of he National Guard.
Capt j TAFT, Lieut. IL Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
Ill.
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INOfc RE NT-Srveral Furnished ROOMS. very
egibly situated for Members of Congress or
others having business with Congress. Apply to
Y. u. GILMAN,
nov 2Z-lw Dluegst
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@a FOR SALE OR RENT-A new 8
III story Frame HOUSE, on Sth street, between N
and streets north. The house has six rooms, all
of which private, there being pa sage from the
front To the rear. For rart ul.rs apply to j. MARI
New York avenue near 18th street, or j. L. Brown
llth street between L ami Il sts
ck--2tN
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Austria,

Notes are said to have been exchanged
between Paris and London for the pur-
pose of clearly defining the position of
Austria in any contingency that may
arise
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LOVES, CRAVATS, Ties, and Scarfs Of
~ the latest importations just received, and this
day opened at HOPKINS Geatleu1en's Furnishing
store, between Browns and National Hotel, corner
or otl street. nov 22-2w
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EOR IL Il IA Store-room. suitable for
l. Fancy or other Dry Goods Store on eth street
between AID l. streets Enquire of hrs. Ratclif
on IT, brtw,cn 4th and 9Th streets.
Doy 26--:;t
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REAL ESTATE EoR

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y Saie.-Tbe threcstnry brick STORE HOUSE,
on Penn. avenue, now occupied by ]. NJ Dom
Bro, being one Of tho best business stands in tie
city.
Also, the three sto y brick dwelling House, On +
street, now occupied by Nee Young.
Also, beautiful Country Seat, just without the
limits of the city.
The abave property will be sold on very ac -ommo
dEtiDg terms, by CIV PAIRO
nov l9-eo2w Eyecntor
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E>uh kENT-A Store and Cellar, On the corner of
al street and Massachusetts avenue, suitable
Tor grocery, in highly i'm proving part Of the city,
being first rate stand for business For particulars
inquire on the promises. nov I4-2w8
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lie fAe CdHGi-i.ast night, a young man crossing
'th street bridge heard cry, and going directly
10 uie spot whence it proceeded, he found gentle
man striving to get OF the canal He offered his
assistance, and the sufferer was rescued The gen
'lenan couldn't .winn; was perfectly sober; walked
IN accidentally; and had not been for the
Of he passer by, he would have been drowned Won't
somebody EpOit cargo Of hollow bricks?
. Clothes Linz Tsief.-A colored man, named James
For, was arrested this morning for stealing shirts
from clothes line. He was lodged in the guard
house, 10 await su examination. ~. 49,
.assauf and BatfeTy.-JOln Sullivan was arrested
last evening, by officer Davis for cutting John Dseys
head With stone. He gave security tor peace after
pn examination before Justice Dom.
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s JULLIEN'S MUSIC.
4 MEXICAN QUADRILLES ~.

"A The Holy Family a-si ,aa 74frr
q The Prima Donna Song al syeff
The Flowers are Sleeping cora
When Thou art by Ny Side = l1
Heed not the Idle Tales s5e1rs
b Twas on q Sunday Morning s-sE.ei
Little Katy; OF, Hot Corn $50
katydid Song, or Katydid's answer to KATY
Together with all of Julien's Music as prepared Al
his Concerts, for sale ct the Music Depot of
HILBUS HITZ,
South side Pa svenus, near 10th street.
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ZINE DRESS SHIRTS mrde to order.
Z and lsrge stock of UndergaI ments for Win
Ter, selling OF cheap, at HOPKINS, between Ma
torHl ami Browns Hotels, on Pa ayenve
French Rigbands for Shirts nov Civ
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DOR RENTAL Office room,T Gu the second
IL floor Of Lane fuckers Building. Pa, avenue
For terms enquire the premises, of c. H. Lone or
nov 2S-3t VIM TUCKER
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t>OR RENT-One large psrlor handsomely fur
nished, with chamber attached, and several
small rooms will be rented ON reasonable terms if
early application be made to Mrs. KNOTT. between
18th and 5th sts, on C, State Department.
nov 29-3tH
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NsEs! nez.. ners!-As the irisilman said, "piss
Is rz , IL apprars thatIbe coiorcd women of Wash
ington and Georgetown are about 10 strike for an
advance of wages on their present prices OF hire.
i will be, we are almost afraid, like the tailors
strike in London, when every one would have had
10 nirnd and make his own cothes but FOR the sim
pie remedy of importing fresh haads. There IL no
evil without liz cure.
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IfOR sALE-Two fine HORSES, at Mr. Cow
Il lings Stable, On G, between 18th and l4th SITS.
They belong to private gentleman and are offered
for sale only because he eontempates leaving for the
Country.
Mr. Cowlng will show them and state tho price.
nov II If
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EoS A E-Or exchange for property in
Il Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. q
very desirable tract OF land containing ll2 acres "
ing in Alexandria county, Va, about u miles west
of Georgetown, and miles f ON the centre Of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by W. A Brad
ley. Esq. More thsa one half the land is covered
with good wood and chestnut timber. IT il a most
healthy place, ard may be made beautiful SUNNI. r
residence. afiorling fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, or a profitable market and dairy f rim
The soil and situation we'll adapted to the growth
Of the vine and ell kinds OF srut Apply at this Of
fee for further information 1T
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~ FOR RENT-A new three story brick
:mA HOUSE, on between 18th and 18th ST. south
eSfront. 1t con tans IL rooms besides cellars. fin
ished 60 plete with insiae blinds gas and bathing
room, it runs back to 20 foot alley The key may
be found at MI J. J. Joyce's Grocery store corner
of 18th and ats. nov 29-eo3t*
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EOR RENT-Two or three furnished ROOMS
IL will be rented on the corner of 1917 and d ats
Apply On the premises, to j. W. BAGGETT
nov 2S--eo2t%
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n GENTLEMEN's Dress Hats
~ This day opened fresh and full supply Of
beepee" winter styles for gentlemen's ORES:
Hats, at STEVENse salesroom,
nov ls-- s' -@ Browns Hotel.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TWO pleasant furnished ROOMS to rent, with or
without board, in private family on Capitol
Hill, corner Of north o aud LIST sits.
nov 2Q-3tS
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Programmes will be furnished the ladies by the
hoor managers upon their entrance into the Saloon
Gentlemen wishing invitations for ladies are
company.
Tickets TWO Notwithstanding q gentleman
and laies to be had at tho principal Hotels Music
and Drug Stores Of the members of the Company,
and at the door On the evening of the Ball.
H1- The floor managers will be designated by
blue scars" The Committee Of Arrangements BY
"blue rosettes." nov Oh
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Beautiful WdTe.-Purse Son, opposite Browns
Hotel, have at their establishment most beau
Iitui assortment of gold band and plain French,
English, American, China and Glass Ware. These
genhemea have also variety Of the most beautiful
cutlery and fancy goods, which they are prepared to
dispose Of at wholesale sr retail. They invite an
examination Oi rlsiT stock.
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Ga FOR SALE OR RENT-on accom-.
X5 modating terms. o new and we'll finished two
story and attic Brick Dwelling HOUSE, very conve-
niently arranged for respectable family. 1t is in
healthy part Of the city
Also good set Of Store Fixtures for Grocery
For particulars apply at Rawlings & keynes Groce-
~ Store. corner of tn and X streets.
nov 2o-3t
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New YORK, Nov. 29.-The steamer
Atlantic arrived here this morning. with
three days later news from Europe. By
this arrival we learn that cotton is duller
and slightly depressed. Flour and wheat
trim at previous prices; some circulars
note an advance of Cd. in -four. Corn
slightly declined. Provisions dull. Coffee
firm. Tobacco dull. Rice unchanged.
Money easier; Consols 94a. American
stocks dull.
The Asia arrived out on the 18th inst.
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The Terpsiehoreaas concluded their entertain
in this city, last night by giving performance
for the benefit OF the Union Infantry. This cornpa
ny NJ Juvenile soldiers, marched to Odd Fellows
Hail, ''with all the pOp and circumstances of war"
the enlivening martial music Of the fife ard the
drum. The room was tolera5ly well filled but Is
there pretty large number the free list for
this occasion, we doubt whether young heroes
nstted much by the affair There il consolation
they youn. and the world lies before them - as
Ine Canon Of Salamanca said to ms nephew Gil l;a.
when he went seek his fortune. The MINISTRIES
Will perform Tor this and the ensu night George
town and from there proceed t. BALTIMORE.
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MIKE Room for Uncle Joe"

I IKE. ciueinnatu, Of old, SciE Jot has
| L been called from the plough snd the sweets
o. fr,yaio lie to a public station lr other
words, be hss taken charge again of the
planners iioici, aud as he ias made come re-
uairs ia this we'll suown house, sid is about
making other, of az important character he
has the confidence 10 bel'''e hit 1t NH shortly
he inferior 10 10 house IN the country Per.
hap- It is fortunate that he ln, again consented
To take charge of thu house; for hue chickens
ami ducks, iuIkie- and rig'; cgg' and butter,
Sc. &c had hscoulv 20 numerous ana pirnti-
ful that he was puzzled ar TO what he should
do with NJ stock on baud. THIS .uprrtund-
ance of the "good lhnlg- % lite T. 10 be at
,ribu,ed entirely to the management ct his old
lady, who, u, usual viii preside over his table
Now. her. is chance Tor travellers ana epmutes'
TO assist him in eating up hl- stock IN trade.
Persons stopping at his house VIII mud clean
beds, good fare, and attentive -eryauiss aud
may feel confident tina, their horses will receive
every attention required
His prices will be made to suit the times
For further information. person, are requested
TO call and Judge for themselves.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Ian q ias3' n21-it
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Marshall Street. jefferson, TraR.
I0iiN SABINE. having permanently located
| h this city Tor the purpose of doing reg
Dry Goods and nroeefg business would
! The attention OF the eiiisr.s Of Cas- and
|a.nng counties To his large and extensive
kkof Dry Good- md Groceries, which have
~ been purchased in New York AID New
bans. i'lanirrs and country merchants are
kur.;ed to call and examine my s,ork.wlneh
)ts4ce- Df, Gocd~. q barge assortment Sad
J., BRIDES, hardware, ororkety ware, hats,
|fse and fine assortment Of ladies, boys ana
f'emans SHOES, etc, etc.
EROCEEiES.-lia Bacon, coffee, sugar, shot
y powder, nails tobacco, whisky, salt, Aei
|ch " III be sold rs low as any house IN THIS
]. Also; Bagg.ng and Rope vii be iarn-
I'D TO planters on customary terms.
Heb 3 lNl3 "
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O'n ne blessed ms rh''dren aud bad.
Az" farewell, ma 40 fingered on unit
."D"'"y' ,'' I'n september, when the
esegfew clear and the cali" sense returned
''f .ne s"'r'hn ad'ens to earth.
ne" i'"'shnr was called from his
o'" 10 attend him. he said, "i"ckhart.
""s nave ""t m'iute to speak To you
w dear be good m"n; be viriaous; IN
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NE W GOODS.

" lard # Fnlies corner. JeHersoa, Tsras,
lNir, undersigned have now OH hand and
are constantly receiving aud opening.
|se and well selected stocks Of Dry Goods,
y, made clothing, hats, caps, and boots,
h snd hollow ware; also, lsrge assortment,
groceries, which they will sell -, Wholesale
retail, upon the rosl favorable terms
BEN stocks IA the above lines ARE full and
Fed One adsauiare is, they hn,e been SEE
bel with greai care. They have been pur.
E,ed upon accommodating tefm- anh Ms the
bpFir,ors 20 upon lhv pcucple oi being ocr-
lied with small profits ead speed} sale, lhey
b. they cau pmm,sc 80 scll a. low a. au,
~ in Shreveport or Jefferson. Give them
Hl and examine HER goods aud their prices,
VEAL Il JENNINGS.
Jsl.rsop. Texas, i,h o, 1853. |
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Daring the lsss sesafaof mfip iacirr,
taJsWrad ie one 0t Che l.ssep tOens
which ano..,.J sanlc amH sp,nrut TO- ii.c
spectators at the time, xuu furnished food
for considerable gossip thereafter. II o.
Cured IN church, on one Of those quiet nj
teroooos when all the world seems ready
to crop asleep; when the flies buzz Iaxiiy
OF the window panes. aud the dog iics on
the door stone.
The afternoon service had ended, and
the congresti"n were arranging Themselves
for the benediction, when. I" the great as
tonishment and manifest interest OF the
worshippers, the good psr.on descended
from the pulpit To the desk below. aud said
IN calm, clear voice:
Those wishing 80 he united In the holy
bonds of matrimony will now come Tor
ward"
4 deep stiffness Instantly fell over the
congregation. broken only hy the rus,l,ng OF
silk, as some pretty girl or excited ma,ron
changed her position, to- catch the first
view OF the couple to be married. No one.
however, arose. or seemed In the least in
ciu.d to arise.
."hsreupon the worthy clergyman, deem
Ing hsss first uotice u.iirAfd OF nisunder
stood, tepes,sd the Invitations:
Let than wishing 10 be united in the
holy bonds Of matrinony now come for.
ward.
Still no ono stirred. Tho silence be,
came almost audible. aud II painful sense
OF the awkwardness Of the position was
gradually spreading among those present,
when young gentleman. who had occu.
pied "A vacant slip in the broad Isle during
the service. slowly arose. and drecll,
wtlF d to the foo, of The altar lie was
good looking irtd well dressed. but no one
present knew him, aud no female accon
panied his travels When arrived within n
respectable distance III the clergyman. he
paused. and with n reverept bow, stepped
to one sid. OF the aisle. hat neither said
ANYTHING nor seemed at all discorrerts at
The ideA of heing married alose. The cler
g,mau looked auxiousIy around for the
hnde, who, h. supposed WAS ye, to arrive,
aud a, length remarked to the young gen
tlenan IA an under tone:
A" The Indy. sir. is dilatofyf"
avery. SIR
Had we no. better defer the cers.
mony I"
II thipk mott Do you suppose she will
be here soon
Me, sir :" said the as'ouished shepherd;
how should know Of your lad,'s moves
menss That is matter belonging to
YOURSELF
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Marshall. March II, 1853 n3e


hLD CONS, beps leave To call the at,.n.
- temt'on Of the ladies' and gentlemen of
MARSHALL and vicinity, 10 bis new and well q.
'eeled stock of goods and groceries ec etc
al bus NDw Store, one door West of I,r,w,.Is
Exchange, where he Is just receiving general
stock OF dry goods, groceries. hardware, wood.
un' glass, and qaeensware; snuii-, perfumeres,
etc eSc also, DR.. Jayne's, Dr. litlIc'., and
Coni.tock 4 Brothers patcn, Medicines, VII at
such low prices as he hopes will warrant him
Liberal share Of the cash custom he also re-.
turns his most sincere thanks to his old friends
and customers Tor pas, favors, and trusts they
VIII not forget to call at the new cash store.
one door Yves. of Brewers Exchange.
L. liiEIFORD.
March ~, 1853 u3G--y
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Two GHEAr Dlscovrnigs--We are
told that two inpoftan, discoveries have
recent, been mad. IN the manufacture oi
oil ard tbs rrndoc,ion OF liga, Although
probably kno~n 10 quit. number Of per
sons. the detsils have not yet been spressi
besofe the public. II W. sss corrsctly is>
formed, the oil |. obtained with siHgaiar
economy aud aLundsnr. BY III improved
ptoc~ss IN the dis,iIIalion Of coal; while,
with \ like dcgre. Of economy ard sbaa
dance. bcnsolc. which is slso one oil the
products IN tho dis,ills,ion Of coal. il. b,
An Improved apparatus. converted into gas
Tor illumination, -- Boston Transcript.
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SR>sinLg Docrvn.---A handsome younv
widrs sppIird to physician to relievs her
of three distressing ccmplsiu,s. with which
she was afflicted
"Iu III" first place." said she. 81 have
little or ro appetite. What shall take for
that
For that madam. you should tsk. rf
aud exercise"
And. Doctor. Am quite fdgety At night.
and. sita,d to lie alone. What shall | take
Tor ,hs,i
For that madam, ! can only rec ommcnd
that yen lake-~a husband I"
File. Doctor. have the biucs terribly
What shall tax. sor ,hAt Z"
For that, madam. ycu have besides
taking air, exercise. aud = husband, to take
THE newspaper"
Sensible Doctor. that
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ce~rss Ct Study, and Charges per sss-
sion, twenty Weeks

PRIMARY DkpAarsGSr.--Or,hegraPhy,
Reading, AID writing, per session OF
~. ,,.,,tb. :. olO 90
Svcoxn Juxlos GLAss-Elementary lcs-
son. in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
rraphy, Natural Philosophy, Phis'-
cogy, and History - VA ~
F,nsr juSiol CLAss.--English Gram.
mar, Typography, M,hme,ie eon'in-
ned Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind. Botany, Geology, My'hos
thology, and History, s'o y"
M,ppLx CLAss-Chemi-try Rhetorr,
LOGIC. Moral Science, Mental PHI
lo.ophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. e2o W
a.xwx CLAss.--Ancient and Modern
Languages completed Geometry
Trgonon,etry, and ,reve~ ci'osm. =.
a. sludics go w
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session -, ~
Drawing and Painting. each go ot
r,,hroider, and Wax Work. ~sch 9.
Instrumental Music. ~ ~
Use Of Piano extra - "
Tuitiou payable at the end 81 essh se-s'o"
pupil. viii bs charged fFoss the time 81 en-
| trance, until the close 81 'ns SESSION. 1''ss'
ton. made tot prolractsd sickness.
ar Dr.. Job Taylor has opened : nossu'n!
lvvse near the Institute, fof Inns aceo""oaa
ton Of Young l.sdics.
Jan. Z, 1853, n37 Il.
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February 4. ls53 Nj,
TIN " AR

I H. NANiiODk. manufacturer # TIN,
81. Copper, and SHEET iroH keeps constantly
on hand eoWr'ei" assortment of Tin ware,
which H.. N.. s0i ~ Shreveport prices.
job " ORR done in n superior uinnncr and 4,
short notice. GATHERING done At short notice,
aud cheap
Jan -, 1853. u2s-v
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Masonic Female Institute.

TINE Executive Board OF Managers appoint
/ cd by Marshall Lodge Nc. ~, announcer to
vii, commence on the First slondav in Feb
,aary. under the charge OF the facnliy Of
Teachers, to wit;
Rev. Tho. y. WILSON, President
Mr.. II h. Lacy, Wee Principal
Miss ELIZA BuHros Primary Department
Miss AaAnfLLA JsssRrr )usn, Mesie F,a"e
Draaiae and Fancy Vofs
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:" attack mems convictions BY the front
gate Of maniul eloqusre-. be stole In u
the private back do06eof address aud o.
insinuation in private.
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one night 10 " week v ses ~ slsa s
mysteryt
Such are the s.omsslnations u MGss
monisrn, through tho eonfsssaoas d 49,
delegated apostle 70 WAshingtea.--N so
York Herald II


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on = blouse. bus wa 5000 sA~ss. eS1
af,sr heinp ,eeu 10 rovs abo.t ~ ssS.S
miuut,s. ~ IL .ssh : Il. l,.hA .Ia.,1e,v.
di.apoenr.d finally .isc-.ab., 1.a.-Aas
. detachment of .,,i.ii.rs ..de, !. se.s.ee1.
VA. ,su, ior 10 ns.xsnt n. s....s "a N
r..c.. N. csuda,n.. of H. c.e,4.s ssi.
lec,,d h force. ARD IL, cro~i ~ L1l11n
every n,omrnt Prev ,nor. A.n.G1 s.elers
to - H. .,rra Evs,v 49, As-. ll.S
bou,e blocked N. 6s.sner - nu111
! for With l.ddsrs. and sSsrv. ahisr1ev. aa1.
RET. nook and saeee, 80 .e.,~hS2 aSI11nl
| ,.,n..ed .;thn.Hh ksa.s,s., - e.l.sM h3
uy,, ia, ,wo hor,s ~ 1...,sh ,-'see1 -,
.n1 he r.,,o.,,, - n. .,o-l hesearr1
u,a,s md more .r..,a.d i ~ tsS9 ri
,ue doubted ia. N. .hisf ~ ,Ss5S /
himself IN ,he ..yree of .one eneV Ia
hooses. aud mast 80. 4. h.s~,.k4 III l.,ht.
A length . "a. .,s,i,..,;.e - I, III c,ss.
of ,ssn he,s 4. p.,,. -ie go, III "a.
ssivss on str~,, cornsrs. ~ ~ svs, rt..,sv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-21

H. THIS stable having bsen neatly
IN built, II situated on the corner Of Dali
M Met streets, Jefferson, and possesses
eS5senIrnces than any In Eastern Texan.
= os1ian will always bs in attendance. The
~ v1l y vndes the sup~rintsnlsnce Of one
(aAe scuses,, whose experience enables e'n'
(blsan aW vho may favor them with \ call.
q NELSON TAYLOR q 70.
Jefferson, March, -. 1881. "'O-'y.
n. b. Horses and Bugaies kept ai~Ayas NJ
~ TO hin on reasonable terms.