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PHnADE1gIuA, Jnne 17.--Reportcd nv Keen Taylor
First Bod,d-s2 200 S G's, 67, CAP 120iS; 1000 I6.
high Ga 7C, Q91f; 600 Reading RI 6s rs b. 30 q
000 Reading RR Mort go, IA 9S4 200 Susquehauna
Canal 6s cash CO. 80 shares Mor.is Canal pref ~ eas
$50 Reading kR BIS, 4os, 5o do 465s 200 fong Isand
1871; 150 Beaver Meaoos kR, b5, as 900 scuysi Nav
pref, BIS, 3d% is Bank Of Penua, 130; NJ Mechanics
Bank 32h. Bcceen Boards $3s, 600 Co, '67 l2JX
5000 Reading RR Mort 6s, a. b5 9s 100 sba.es State.
bin Cold Co, Ia 100 Chester Mining Co b5. 8; 100 Long
leland RR, ls 100 do cash. IS; $50 do s 200 schuyl
cash. 207s Second Board. SO 900 Reading KR 6's 10
b5 go 1000 Toga Rk "a 30 47a0 penna bs GA "a, OF:
do, 10, 99h so Reading RI 462i $50 sateh Gold Co.
IL. After Bcoyd.-5lo0 Psnna 5s 81; 100 Camden
Amboy RR 6s, 49, 99A 6V00 Reading RR s's TO- 20;
shAres Penna RR, Sd, 497s Camden AnAboy RR l52H
1 DO, BIS, lS2Ni 2QQ Morris Canal, 2ON
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THE ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD,


SUsQUKHASNA, juno 17-7X A. N.
Tins Boiler Of engine No. 5s which pushing heavy
freight trsin M grade when about half mile cast Of
susquehanna, the 18th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ,
poded, instantly killing, burning and scaldng large
number of pcy-cns.
Five are known to have becs instantly killed., among
whom was the engineer, Mr.. Arnold.
Two others were sc much injured that 1t is doubtful
whether they viii survive till morning.
The son OF the engineer very much burned and
scaded and it is thought received severe internal
Injuries Three others are known to have been blown into
the river, and others missing it 10 thought they
shared the same fate.
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USIfD STATS DsYMcT COURT Motions.
SUPREME CoURT--Grcuit Part Frst-Nos T36 to 73a
7sl 743 744 745 TAI 74S 74a 1852 to 1855 Part Second
-Ad oui ned to Monday.
SUPREME CoUr-Special Term.--Nos. 80, A, 40. Al, 5,
48 to 81.
SUPERIOR Contradictions.
CoURT COMMON PIxAs--Part First-Nes. 1888 to
l2e3 2e5 TO l3CO 1902 10 1909. Part Secoad-1 $40
70 1895, 1877 to ], $50, Ia32, 1884, Q51,
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THE INDUSTRIAL CLASSES OF NEW YORK.
TNs cABINETMAKERS OF The METROPOLIS

TUE PRICE PAID FOR THEIR LABOR.
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Assemblya
ALBANY, June II, 1868.
NEW YORK MARINE COURT.
Mr. GALE moved to recommit tie bill relative to the
Marine Court in New York. Carried.
COLONIZATION LECTURE.
The use Of the Assembly Chamber, this evening" was
granted to Rev. R. r. Gurley for lecture upon colon
cation.
COMMUNICATION FROM CANAL COMMISSIONER MATTER.
The following communication was received and read -
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NJ n. en@tvs;<v 4. n Ovi~.a
III D. McoJNNjN, s.rossv r Jsss ~!
u III having psNAasrd The sa'''s siccs Of
Se~as ~ slAiisassy. be'cn9iaQ to 'i's late
49, MI, ks ~ ssssisre ne b'ok and sta
ols*sD bssss.s = ihs Old ..nd' ~ 6m.,es
s,ssrt. and wsslx ~ to solicit call from she
ga csstcssers cf the Iosse, and all others
wis,.iar books an statioses, fcs their owa a'r,
81 10 sell ngain.
Nh assortment Of school books, theological
snA miscellaneous books, blank books, paper
and stationery, isvery complete. lie VIII Keep
constantly on hand all the publications o. we
methods book coacern, ~h.h VIII be sold Al
cAsaiocdk prices.
Dock Liaaing ofssery description executed
with neatnes. and Dispatch, at the lowest prices.
Blank books Of all descriptions, manufactured
10 order az tho shortest notice.
Orders for anything in hi. line Of business
will be promptly executed, and a, III. same
priees AZ II the buyers, themselves, were pres
enL
ND. McGiNNIS. 56 Grarier ST.
New Orleans, Jan. y, 1853. ly
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HAIR NV ARE.

- KlcHARDS, No. II Cbar;res street,
=. a. porier and Whoiesaie deaicr IA For.
,.nn tr0 Domestic Hardware, has received a
gery is- addition to his previously extensive
4.sai of shelf Hardware, Iron, etc, which he
oa.-. country merchants on the most favor
ah's ls. The following comprise part of
dD H0ct:
ns Swedc Iron. assorted,
I'I ns tloop, Band, Boiler Ind sheet Iron;
2l ms cast, german, and blister steel;
4 skis trace, log, and OK chains;
sks hoes. assorted Carolina, Louis
lana, grubhng, etc,
2H1l egs nails, assorted, weymouth ard
anchor brands
BOO zen axes, assorted, Collins, Hunts,
and other makes:
zen shovels and spades, assorted
Ames', Rowands, aud other makes !;
ms Slavery 4 Co.'S castings, consist
ing Of pots, ovens, spiders, iiredogs,
canidrGns, etc, etc.
tl'0. Mn Stones, Mill Irons, and Bolt
us q; together with Il full assortment of
-h.f HFlwarc, cutlery, guns, etc.
Nrr orleans, Jan. \, 1883. n21-t'm.
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,s..fsr's R9r, under The City Hhi)
nEALERS in boots, shoes. hats, trunks, We.
- lises, &c. Persons visiting the city would
do well TO drop IN at this house, The stock
oa hand is large, and the quality, style, aud
price Of the articles in their line, il Is believed,
will give satisfaction The hat department is
under the charge Of Mr.. Haskell, for many
years engaged IN the hat business, Mt No. 10,
Charities street.
Ir Boots and shoes made TO order in the
best manner and at the shortest notice.
Jan. y, 1853. may
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UD14001 uSC0
nFF1Ca. No. 10 Omvies a,s.ss, NJ o..
4 lrsra. T.. cures Cancer, Seai1hsAd, White
Bwellisg, Seres and UiesFr. Of every ss"s'F'
ton. ian, .. 1901
IN. fol,ovjsa !. another instance Of the a.
toni.hs.y eurc., which. Samuel Reynolds, Can.
e., Doctor. Ia eiisct'ng. II those who arc -
sl;e,,d with this dreadful disease Cor any that
are enumerated above.) viii call upon him, he
will satisfy them from the testimony OF per-
sons o.; the frs, rcspec.abii;y, with whom tncy
can converse, that he can and does do, all tha'
he p,omi.ca lie has cured several cases ms
have been given up by the most eminent p'ae,
iilioncrs in the country. and IN short refloa
81 time lila treatment Is mid ana gehue.
No one should continue to suffer whtn rehe'
is 80 close al band.
Nrw OEI~ss December ", 1889.
psar sir Permit me TO express TO you my
warm thanks .0t the great benefit received
from yaur treatment, SD 10 say to you ua'
am now entirely we'll And. Us II rs n case,
vh.ch should add TO your growing reputation
tl,uk il but last tha, the facts should be som.
r,un,en,cd 10 the public You are, therefore, at
liberty To- f.aka auy use Of this csrtitiea'e 20"
may desire and. if persons visiting Inc e'ty'
,,hs a,e afflicted n | was, should wish to M
auire further in,o the matter, ! am prepared 10
sa,i.f, them Of the truth Of my statement.
had large cancer on the call Of my reg
and vas under the trcs,nsco, Of the tar-ianed
DR.. Gilber, for eight months when he pro,
nounced me cured. During this time, suffered
A great deal from his treatment, any pad HIM
a considerable sum Of money. For eighteen
months after DR.. Gilbert gave me up as eofca
KEEP, a bandacc on my leg as be directed, "hef
the cancer broke out worse than ever. IN u,
distress applied to you, and am happy to say
that you have effected cure in short perio,
Of time, without compelling INC to wear band
ages, and with far less pain.
can be found a, the corner Of Na,cbez and
New Lcyoe. -
FRANCIS ApNC'n
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&. q, BEASLEY / co.

(LATE or MAR SHALL, TEXAS
Vhalsseie Gracers and dealers in Wines, IL
quors, and Provisions, No. IS Canal ST.,
and II Crossman ST., (betucen Custom
House and the Rirer.)
IIAvE opened large and well selected
stock Of the above articles, which they
offer on ~ favorable terms AS can be purchased
at any house in the city of New Orleans, Per-
sons visiting the city will please favor them
with call All orders promptly and faithfully
attended to- by strict attention to business 'hey
hope to give general satisfaction and to receive
liberal share of patronage, particularly from
their Texas friends,
Jan. q. 1853. n27-ly.
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HOUSE FINISHING STOK

i " Y Y
l7CsMP STREET NEW ORLEANS,
INIlNA, Glass and Earihcnwarr; Silver
\ Spoons, Forks Ladies', &c.i Plated Cas-
tors, Candlcs,icks, Walters, Cake Baskets,
spoons, Forks, &c. Britannia: Teaseis,
Pitchers urns, Cups, &c. Tin War: A gen
eralas,ortmen,. Wood Ware: Tubs, Buckets,
Brooms, Baskets, sc. Brushes; Floor, Dns!-
ing. Scrubs, Whitcwash, Sc. Castings Pots,
Teake,tlcs, Grddlcs, sc. JaPannery' Wait.
ers. Buckets. Boxes. Cuierg: knlscs and
Forks, of all descriptions and qualities. Brass
and iron: Tenders, Andirons, Shoyeis and
Tongs. lamps: ofesery description. Cook
IN, Niotes. The celebrated Republic Stove.
In short, every article required to furnish
house, Except cabinet furniture and dry goods
being the most extensive assortment in any one
store in the city.
or Goods for the country packed with exlrf
care.
Jan. 10, 1853.
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SCOTT L Soaring.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL tLHFH'EUs.
So and 80 Canal, corner If Old Lcrse street,
Nen Orleans.
DUYERS will at II times find large and
reasonable stock on hand, Of our own
at very low md uniform prices.
Also, full stock Of shirts, hosiery, gloves, sus-
pendcrs, trunks, carpet-bags, umbrellas, etc, etc,
JOHN b. SCOTT Il co,
80 Nassau ST., Ncm iort.
" Please take memorandum Of our name
and number. II
Jan. y, 1853. n27-ly'
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n = " r I u M.

The business will be carried on AT the =
old stand by the undersigned, md bcls'sI
that nimhls penny is better than s'ow :
ling, we've cut our prices down to suA
motto, and are determined to sell cooi' fw
profits, more for cash. and TO Jemer buyers
the railroad comes TO town. IN the nlexs'
We would suggest, prompt payments on
SCORES, to enable us to carry out our beneve
intent towards our customers.
WARD h VlVION.
Jan. &, 1853. vln|7-e
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Administration Notice.

r ETTEKS Of administration de bonus nor,
/ Il were granted to the undersigned on the
etsaic of Jack son Brewer deceased, by the
county court pertaining TO estates, held IN and
for the county of Harrison, Texas, on the 27th
day Of December, A. ID, 1852. All persons,
therefore having claims agnins, said estate will
present them within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated aud those indebted to the
same will please make immediate payment.
JOSEPH NJ TAYLOR, Admir-
Jan =. 1853. n2I-6t
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27.-SiIk md straw GOOtls..27.

~ YALE JE., g. CO, ~ Magazine street,
~. New Orleans, Wholesale Ueaiers IN I'M
ported >iapieaHd Fancy Siiks and Nifaie Goods'
Laces En,broacries Chores Nanii!!as, Fringes.
Braids, Buttons, Gimps, trimmings u eHkiads.
Honneis, ,Sra,e Hats, Ribbons, Artificial
Flowers, Millinery Articles, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods Of all kinds. A full and complete
assortment of every thing IN their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
e. YALE, JR., & co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Gra,ier
Jan. 10, 1883,
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THE subscriber keeps constantly
e. for aalc The largest stock Of Pianos
III w in the city, principally from Cniek-
rntss and Nrsss aud CLARK. Those are un-
qneslonaby the best manufacturers IN The u.
States. Also, at all times Guitars from MAR
rts, together with Violins, Aceor'leons, etc.
All N. late and fashionable music, with pre-
cep,ors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
~ Camp street, Ae~ Orleans.
Jan. 4. 1863 fly
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I4nxN.G elfcx or CtrrMING.H
$780, go e ras.::saea
A LfkED NukROE 4 Cob srs ~
IA Nors. Ne - Magazine street, corner q
Gsayies.
W. would inscvn our friends, and tho pub
lie in general, sAss our present stock Of
Clothing, Fsrsishiss Goods. &C.,
/. uneaualled in extent and beauty by that OF
ANY other establishment in the United Sts'es'
10 b~ convinced Of this statement, Is only
ncee-.sry to call and examine. Our immense
sales or. brought sbou, by the simple faei
being known, that the prices We place "pon,
goods il uniformly low. and tia quality OF
each article il guaranteed what Il Is represent
ed 70 be. Perfect satisfaction Is what We aim
at in dealing with our customers.
All our clothing is manufactured at our es-
Enlistment, No. aAl Broadway, New YORK,
under the immediate snpcriniehdence OF one
Of our firm, who spares no pans IN securing
the mos, desirable styles Of goods II IS win
the fullest conidcn,e of being able 10 give
sati faction, that We invite all who may DC W
wan, of articles in our line to call and exam
ine ~ assortment.
TIE following is only partial list Of ar''.
clcs:
F-ock and Dress Ceats-Fr. and Eng. black
cloth dress and frock coats; do do blue, brown
mulberry. and green cloth irocks; do do b'acF
brown. mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth polkas r. and Eng black and fancy
colored cloth walking eoai,, iimaiaya tut,
new s.yle,) sac French, black, mulberry ana
olive cloth opera sacs; do black ana fancy
colored do. skin Union sacks: do extra super
fine drab and fancy colorcd walking eon's'
codrington, gray, mixed, aud SILVER gray saes
and polkas French black. blue, brown, and
olive beaver sac and irock coats; do blue,
brown, aud siIyer-gray, Whitney sac coats
do Labrador (various colors) to turn, sac
coats. do super.inc drab cloth and beaver
walking coats; Fr and Eng black snprtne
cloth sack and walking coats: 30 D.pci brow N.
.rA lab pinot doth ares.
Haaln con-, -ffeurn sarerin' eius Hf.u
ARA rrag .... ava paioiois dn 10 cato. =
..s. a4I nU,A., H.. second quality; third
, oual,ty, fancy colorcd sacs and pale,o,s.
T,nccd coais.--fr Eng and Amer'n tweed
.nc-, frock- and paie.ois, do do boulevards
/ do do polkas.
| CloAg,.-nlne md black cloth elcaks, every
I quality; black and blue pilot cloth elcaks.
A variety Of Vests of every quality and pat
tern; also every variety and quality OF Pdata-
/ loans.
dcnilemen's Furnishing Goois.-ldnen md
cotton shirts. all qualities; check and cotton
hickory and night shirts, all qualities all
wool and super ribbed shirts; gauze, merno
cotton. Lialc thread, and flannel shirts socks
of every qualify.
BoTs and Chiidrea's Clothing.
Consisting Of froeks, Polsas, sacks, jackets
oycrcoats. pantaioons, vests, and cloahs' o.
every quality.
Also every variety Of gloves; suspcnder'
Of various kinds, crayals and hankerchleis OF
every quality.
Also trunks, valises, umbrellas,
India rubber goods Of every description
| ~ One Pres for Goods, and no d'tef'o"'
! In visiting the city, do not fail TO call on
ALFRED MtNROE Il co
yaap.I 81 Magazine street
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Administration Notice.

T ETTERS Of administration were granted
/ i to the undersigned on he estate OF Ben
iamin Coyle, deceased, by the county cour, of
Harrison county, Texas, on the 2sth day Of
December, A. u. 1852 All persons, therefore.
having claims .an-i said estate will present
them within the time prescribed by law, duly
authenticated and those indebted To the same
wifi please make immediate payment.
WILLIAM WOODSON, Admir-.
Jan s, 1851 n2I-ot
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They have now in store, ~ pairs Of wheels,
with iroa axles and shafts of to inches,
and 20 pairs of . to 5 inches.
ALso-SIX WAGONS, complete, with
iron aseirces, price Slio each Two pairs of
Timber Wheels, with screws, 81 feet high,
inches tread.
They take orders for all kinds Of Wagon
work, md deliver them on plantation, n, man.
uiaeiurers' prices.
ALso-A large assortment Of HARD
WARE, for plantation use, viz: Chains,
wrought and cut nails, iIuat's Axes, socket
spades. long handle shoves and spades, hoes
Of all kinds, cane knives, hook and plate hinges,
grindstones, common and scotch collars Manil-
Ia and tarred Rope, cross-cnt, pit and mill
saws. files of all kinds, iron blocks, with
inch shcaycs, large assortment of English and
American bar iron, iron ases, with boxes,
sperm, whale and linsecd oils, spirits Of Tur-
peniinc, putty, window glass, and paints Of all
kinds. HOGAN u TUREAuD,
corner Custom-housc and leyce.
Jan. II, 1859. ,3n39-ly
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IIatFTlo % LEVITT ..oece.'or ,s
.rU NUHuI go JaTE AND aUslc
81. .f. - amp street, New Orleans, Has
always on hand one Of the largest and most
complete selections OF Ptano Ioriss IN u.
southern country. oil of which are guaranteed
"a good and perfect instruments. Agents for
,ha sale Of A. SfopAar q Co.'S New YORK
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine Gnalisy
az tone. puroness Of sound. and for neat and
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship, and
nrc considered by the profession and competent
Judges, to be the finest Pianos made IN the
United States. Particular attcn,'onis requested
to their splendid Serpentine pattern with fenrl
KEYS, which Is considered one Of the inesi now
made.
UAtLgrr, DAVIS u co.'s celebrated Rosros
PAsos, q, st, 81, and 7 octave l'iecold PIANO
Fortcs, from the factory Of "fleve' co..
PARIS. also Pianinos Semi-Grand and Grand
Planes from the same house.
OF Pianos taken in exchange and part pay
mcnt.
GUITARS. from the honse Of Hall & Son,
Spanish and Preach patterns, sc; Violins, in
larya quantities.. Mclodcons, Seraphines, Or
gan-, Flutes, tlarionefses, Iirnss Instruments
of all kinds, Vioncclos, Banjos, strings for
all instruments, and musical merchandise of all
descriptions, Wholesale and retail
Sheet Music OF all kinjs--music received
from the North by every steamer as soon as
published. church Books. Instruction Books,
SC
Particular attention is called 10 the large and
extensive selection Of Aceorteons ana flutlnas,
which is the mos, complete and perfect selee,
ton Of these beautiful nsirum.n ts ever offered
in the southern market.
Al. orders from the country faithfully and
promptly attended TO- A liberal discount made
To Teachers aud 10 Scminaries.
IORATiO d. IEWlTT.
30 Camp ST., New Orleans,
Ian IN 1870 v3nas.
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aAo REWARD.

Runaway from the subsef.
living II miles soutl'-east Of Mare
Texas, on the 9Th Of July last, =
H. nan by tbs rame Of AZARlAA
b said negro two years ago Of 2.
Viy,on. Esq. Of Marshall, and he brough
from Mobile, Ala. liz il about &C yese
age of black complexion; six feet high
will weigh about 1865 or 40 lbs; has hae f..
his ears and wearcs rings in them al timssi
pcrformcs tolcrably we u on the violin
will give the above reward Of 80 r. :
negro, II delivered to me, or placed IL ls'
that get him. c h
Glad. Spring p. o., Aiarrison e., Iss1s II
Jan. Is, 1853
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INllE copartncrship heretofore existing ~
j the firm Of Ward, Wil,on, & Co.,
day dissolved by limitation. W. X. D. -
and q. W. Nwion, having purchased the ss.
intorcs, Of J. b. Wilson, in said firm
persona indebted 70 the same VIII please
and settle with TIA remaining members Ut a
concern.
W. x. n, WARD. \
j. u. WILSON.
G.. W. NlNlUN
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+. CARTER, Commission ard Forward
! - ing aMerch.nt, aud Wholesale and Rafai
f.sal II 0roeeries, Provisions, Liquors, nay,
Com osis, Tagging. Rope, dc. stc. FAC
hts Briek Warehouse, corner OF Commerce
I'd Na ~ 'rrets, Shreveport, Ia.
81 ilber 'dvances made On consignments
81 Co'pn and Merchandise. Every deserip.
~ al Good received on storage on moderate
trrf5- n8-y.
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x,o. rAHNtLfr, u u
JEFFERSON Livery StnOae.
Provision store.

WE are now receiving and opening
& (neyt door to Ward, Wilson 4 Coz
- one Of the largcs, and best selected
s,ock. Of Provisions, Groceries, C~Vccfiond-
RES Fruits de-, DC. ever offered in Is place.
JIavnr been selected exclusively for dis mar
sct. our goods and prices We will guarantee to
meet the want. and atit, of oui customers.
Our stock will embrace every article Kept ~
the Grocery line, which we will sell at a small
advance for Cash erelusireig
Give us cali before purchasing elsewhere,
ox vc feel conhdcn, We VIII give satisfaction.
w. K. SMITH
Marshall, March 10, 1851. n37 u
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n office.

NOvtccs
NNE Ten Aer, Lo, for sale, beginning At
~ the North-w.s, corner of the corporation
of Marshall. II has on it a frame house oil
four rooms: under good fence and in good re-
poir. It has garden Of two acres paled in,
and two wells of hrstrate water
>Thi- property will be sold low and on yer.
moderate terms, rs the subscriber wishes to
mooye.
WIN. c. MAION.
Dec. II, 1852 n2l-u.
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NAlVS Music STORE. 4,
w. : esd I Csmp H., 3 doors from Cd"e''
~. fk-(~S0f

NJ. Esd Y CeWP ~ ""
Nes Orleans.
Tux undersigned desires re
pectfulIy to inform the pno'r '"..
" w they can always ma Al NJ w.. u.s.
Ners, . choice and large assorsmeh, o. 1"'
Fortes, Al very reasonable prices, ana on a'e''"'
moda,irg terms. .as y, IN.
Among them are pinSno fcrtes made ~ 'ns
old and celebrated manufacturers l. u,ye'.
g. Co, Of Boston, Of rich tone ana
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut, anu m.'
hogsny, with iron frames, made III 'n' w. ~,
substantial and workmanlikc manner. Also
,ns ,u.,lv celebrated .f,olian Piano fortes.
xhi,u. !or sweetness of tone, have not pee"
souailcd. They are peculiarly suited to ihe
country, as the lEolau does not require tuning
for ycarss .,, r-.os
the pa,en, Vibrating Oterbridgc, IS also Ter
sale a, the same establishment This improve
men,. gives peculiar iirmness and br,lliaccy 70
,tr ,reble. aida to the durability and strength
of the Piano, and renders it capablcsof remain
inc mueh LONGER in tune than those III ordinary
use. 1
WIN sArent for Henri Hers celebrated
Grand Pianos and pianinos made in Paris. for
powcr and sweetness Of tone, they sland pre-
eminent
The Dolce Compound Aaachmenf.J. Policy
4 Co.'S Paris Pianos, and Instruments ron a''
the best manufactures, constantly receiving
and for sale on liberal terms.
Necoaa Hand Pianos for sale. from 600 10
5000 each, and taken in par, payment for new
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ap-
praised.
FL s.r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05
Paper Manglngy.

Paper uAnglnKS.
1>HE attention OF buyers is respectfully
/ called to the extensive stock Of wall pa.
papers and borders, both French and American,
for sale very low, at No. 10 Camp arrci being
composed Of the most beautiful patterns ever
imported into this market. Those in want of
the article would do well TO call and examine
this stock and learn prices. Also, on hand n
general variety Of upholstery goods.
JOSEPH ETrER. 10 Camp It,
Jan. y, 1853. n27y
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MILLER, HARRIS, y WALDO, No. 10
wi Camp svect, New Orleans, Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in House Furnishing Goods,
Tpholsiery and Cabinet Furnishing Goods,
Pants, Oils, DC. On hand, n very large as
sortmcnt Of Gilt and Bronzcd Lamps and Gil
rondoles Hall Lamps and Chandeliers Tea
Trays, various patterns; Table Cutlery; Plated
plaiishcd. Tin, Japanncd, and Wooden
Ware; Glassware; plain and coicrcd Floor
Mating Soaps Wax, Sperm and Star Can
dies; Sperm, Whale, Lard, Lin-scd, Nea,sfoot
and Chemical Oils Spirit Gas, Camphine, Al
cohol, and Turpentne Paints, Of every dcs-
crption, Brushes; Window Glass; Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing, POLISH 'a,
scrapng, Furniture. Coach. Black Japan, and
White Damar Varnishes Curled Hair Hair
Cloth; Springs Gimps frnges Ticking and
Bed Lace; Cords, Tassels, dc. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
PRicgs OF cANrnisr.-by the barrel, 60 cents
per gallon 10y the five gallons, 90 cents per
gallon; for less quantity, 10 cents per g'i'
Ion.
Jan II, 1854. v3n29-Iy