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Thanks to the clerks ofthe Aeck Scott and Harry Hill
For river for river fayors.
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We indebted to the Clerk of the steamer Midas fol
river fnvors
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Law scHooL--Lonisiana UJiirasity-Last evening W.
visited this institution and bad the pleasure Of hearing
able and elaborate lecture the subject Of Pre-
scription,n delivered by r H. Mari, Esq, at the
request of Professor Roseus The subject rendered
very interesting by the many classical illusions and his
torca facts which very appropriately interspersed
with the dry principles Of the law.
At the close Of Mr.. Marrs lecture which received
with applause by the students Professor Roseius
ined the class various parts Of the Civil Code TIE
examination was thorough and rigid. The students an
swered the questions propcunded to them by their dis
tngushed Professor with correctness and prompness
we did not anticipate Wecannot but think that this
manner Of examining Students and explaining to them
what appears obscure they is much BEN
ehcial than the delivery of enghthy formal lectures
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PsEraosA.-Tbe Natchitoches Chronicle Of the 25th
ut says:
we understand that pneumonia Is prevailing to fear
Iu extent at Cashata Shute Three four have
proved fatal within the last fortnight
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CLOSE OUI HIS PRESENT STUN
al very prices better ofroa hosa want
Of DRY GOODS,
THE REMOVAL Is POSITIVE.
attention opoa shn6at ga stas per-
's.ily 'f,aI. Throughout.
PLANTATION GOODS Of No kinds band npr ls Ssro
Blanket, Es1s4g 3 Luas.ys Jeans. LosrI.. Strip, .
C5.tauads- nonesti Plaatera linen, brown Net
~ low prices fjr ast city a,r@T
DOMESTIC G0oUs-shttnls, shr ags TsE nls Puusa
very cheap.
LINEN GooDsh llsns, Linen sheer g. Pillow Causs, Table
Damaaks, Napkins, Towels, Crash, Printed Linen
brcs Linen Camtr.c Handkerchief Of all qualities,
ladies' gentlemen children, with Of
HosIERYEagst and German Brown BieaShsd, Rlak aad Slate
Colors, with Ingram aul spun silk Hose At inst
HOUSED URNIstING GOODSNu1 Las Curtains,
Go3ds Curtain DamaHk in Satin, worssd Cotton
CouoerFanas Bed Blankets, Table and Plano Covers
Mating,
StLRsTh~ stock comprises Rich ads Siks
Brooaic sikt, ask Striped silks watsred silks Tare
sstns Plaid slks, Chsne sik., Chsueleon Silks
Striped Ska and eros de Rhine with ether styles
enumerated, al at first
AASTLLAsof Velvet Ture Satin Wassl SIR Clob Chameleon
SIX, Plain Eiler SIX, Bia-k aud White Barge and
other sgtss, al O rast.
EAibfnpERIEs AID LACE GooDSLsg and Musn csrsa
lars CAPS, uld.rsleoysa C4fs, En1roidersd Re5r,,
Embroidered sArta, EmtIoierad tianiE.rbf9's JAao-
ret ana sFi4a Inssts.as sal Eising, N.;h st1sr
FANCY GOODs-s.eb hi a.5 Ribbons P4rs.ols ans, Bsgss
Evening Dresses, Ttsz1gs, Grenadines s1a
CRAZE sHAWIs-Og=r Two Hundred Sly les hand. . m be
Sold Gggst rza51i Tie OF Plain
White and EHbrolsrst Whi.s, cfims1n aud sasrl-t--
al ;rosh.
WINTER GU0Ds-0t may lfuis comprising s5ass.ne
10 LANES, hiFaoaz, caaaia#r.s ai Mynos', WHO
rgub e l4d rem low.
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rELEGRAfEED TO THE CREsCENT.
Bp TIT Southfrn lint.
General Pierce's Cabinet,

WASHINGTON, February IS.
The composition Of Gen Pierce's Cabinet is follows
Marcy, of New York, Secretary of State Guthrie, of
Kentucky, Secretary of the Treasury Davis of Mssis-
sippi, Secretary Of War; Dobbin of North Carolina
Secretary Of the Navy Campbell of Pennsylvania Post
master General McLelland of Michigan Secretary Of
the Interior Cushing of Massachusetts Attorney Gem
eral.
Eastern Mail.
MOBILE, March 2.
The Eastern mail due in New Orleans to- morrow morn
ing has failed beyond Stockton, Alabama but the back
mails through
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A LII PERSONS having claims against the
"a late steamboat JOHN SWASEY rendered during
owqrrap CAPT Nelson oEsn val p the age properly
authenticated t 0ge OF lULBEkF WILSON, Carauluiet 81
loredlnut on arrival Of Capt Owen IN ts city mis- lw
EHINE DOLLARS REV ARD Lost, a HAIR
ASELEr WITH Covered Dsgu5rrsytgl. Clasp, int
ts IT. . n. lhe to4Hr WI re+Vs tAr above thapks
I the Hs.r IF nspsIa Metsrl hy leaving
BASIN, OF 10 J, 8 MOBILES. inls IT.
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LIN EN- G Cd S

made to their order, Nnd with their name, which they will si with
their usual guarantee, rs to pareuess quality.
P. Il L, REILLY y CO,
NH 6tllp Canal apdR oyni strrets
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Pare .tEediCiHes.

W. .''t'
-. III - -. I.,,t-,,If
~ - -, .t,.al-..i. - -. t,t nan. o..n,.,a
- 49, 80, =, - - 80. tIo ,iI nm
- 49,
W, IL ,.r I.. -sl ,f .-.. al, A. ,,,ifsss,, pby,t
-, pl.t, -. .a5i.'-.i.I
GON pEhED JfCCbto,
hih may relied strictly pure Of the very quality
the stres scrutiny rejecting all that does
standard they then reduced The
MOI, degree guusss compatible their physical properties aud
olsaea al constituents.
pOWDFRED IpFCAC
~ Dh''i1i - ~'
we nave prepared ''siy % 'h' active '''.' ''s "" % |
'nHy aspA-'fd ".it 'na lsH5'.' sa''.' anu ty " ~
consequently 'a1'e 7'psho' 70 'AAs ''uH'5 S'i"'
POWDERED RIlUBARB.
", ,r, ,5 ,.. r,,;. Rtat,ri. which L. chilled with
great earesgey root being broken e'ss aHg anoandaeaa'
Tie lie o. the pasntN, Ns a. tas sas ana luHon OF Tue
Phrcnn depends upon prompt Of the Medicines
~ firni.b
uAF' "a - 'i'' & - ~ -,
thful with pure and superior mugs wa De a4y aPlfsAru
preserve powders by the moisture
thew ara r IA in white a5s lot Of Uniform style eoutsnug
- T. 80 =. Awe 4 WGobtf,K,s pT'pf
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p ANTOGNiNl, Manufacturer of BILLIARD
kps TABLES AND PATENT INDIA III BBER CUSHIONS W.
IA CONT street. between Chh4rss e AN TOG SINI
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DROVISIONS--

DRONlSlONS--
n 70 k-'sebbs Meas, landing Ca'5nbu5.
LARD tcg-s Prime, iandilg Cdembas.
BACoSl2 casks SIDES landing Coaus. 10, sale bv
mbJ JAS H. MILFORD CO., - Bank Place.
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II. r. Smith, DENTIST,
In ST. CHARLES STREET,
d&w Corner Of lafaystieo uare.

L , Notwithstanding at New GA
II u York PTe-1-CHARLES T. hElIS, Den
t has removed from ST. Charles and VI
North streets No. CANAL STREET, second ~llLJ
door from Bourbon, New Orleans
Is- ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. jana
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ImpoFfd and co6itaatIJ 78pPTel oIEHo9l Ne yFaT
SHELL COMBS,
SHELL AND BCFALLO COMES u eysty style AID
BRUSHES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION, Of his OWE usla.4rs aud
a. tie low cal Northern 'i,1rg prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
Eisa q PERI uNERY, HAIR OILS HAIR Piss POMATUA FAN
CT SOAPS -lg.
FINE FANS PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES rORTA.
bLE DESKS, together T'ih eu1irss PORTE Mos
NAlES Vt sryts mod slsJe
Guns, PISTOLS, KNIVES COLTS and WARMERS EEtoIEINf
PISTOLS. Seasons AIORS, LIE PRES ERVERS FISHING
REELS and TACKLE VI avrrs y4rg,
Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
TIE his ine, consisting part T. Copper ". j.
Tobias and Jos Josn'on movements, tss
SWISS aud ENGLISH LtN F'> together
ana Eastern JEWELkY sILFEk"ARf st,. ms ,4sd si'l
by h Roberto, r years
offered 20 Iurcha=gtH.
~ fyrfy article warranted represented
az WATCHES, JEWELHY, els, CAREFULLY REPAIRED aaI
WARRANTED. .iq ana
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To Druggists, Fhysiciai,s and
Madame EPsrSS.

" This celebrated PHILOSOPHER, ASTRoLoGIsT and PLY
SOINOMsl aud OF the EGYPTIAN oRACLES OF FATE,
respectfully Informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Newodear that
as removed from her residence Magazine No 36 CAMP
STREET between Esele aud Eani where MAJ be
sltg ~ these desiring Information the PAsI PRESENT AND
FUTURE. ~ Consultation 81. 2dply
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POWDERED DRUGS


hi-h may strictly pure ysry quality
subject the stros scrutiny rejecting all that does
standard they then reduced The
gunsas compatible with their physical properties aud
nIeaa Al eynstluen.a.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

MECHANICS ASSOCIATION,

At m-ciI,& Of the Mechanics Association 81
Marshall ia, following Preamble and Resolutions Mere
adopted
Wu,aer h l. the manifest interest II every comm
my so protect hy just laws and Wholesome ruiz.
hnd regulations IN spririy all fnsshnntta pufsu,is
aud To encourage mechanic. a. u body of men w,,e
contribute etratly 81 the prosperity ri a eointfy
and particularly new country lik- And
eh-r-ss At !. the duiy OF merhnnlcs To- rrsisi nll
Ati-.tas calculated To ihiufc their bnsii-s- OF de.
fr-,i- II, therefore
Resoi,oi rha, this Association regard. the r,i.iin.
pracucr ni ~lstr mechanics hitng lhrf own time a,
a violation of the llN snd opis-,n to Tia. inter.
,'~t- ~ ~hr- 'nrclanic- and ti- people ~ large
Rssolroi. That We ~tll take hunrdlnIr .iri- ia
abolish s prarur- and will u.- an u-au. -.t-ni
With orr duty good citlz~us 10 prevent u-Rto me.
chnnics rm l- int permitted " hung lhcit labor M
competition with that Of uluir men
Resoirsd That n-e--ary has should h. passed In
protect the labor 81 wise uiechhnie from the derra.
dnipn of such competition. and thai to Tins end Ne
viii support no tor Governor iut the l-ei.la.
tIrr, who refuses to pirdg- his at TO s,cur. our
etIoft-
Resoited. Thrit'e mechanics throughout the State
bc requested "a opefat- with Us N tts movement
Rfsoi,,d That uur Lien Law i vague and uu~at.
,.isct.ry, and should tN' amended as 10 a
lean upon the property for twelve months with or
without written contract
k,soi,od 1Nr Ne indulge the confident belief thu
II requires but the nrefssary urrauisaik.a an our
part aud the proper presentation Of our views IA the
public obtain the lnsssse II .1eh .a~. through our
Legislature and thr adoption 81 -aeh regulations M
sori-y Mil ai Jfd ourselves nHd our pursuits adr
quaie protection.
Resolved That the Trsas Republican b. furnished
with copy # these Resolutions for publication and
the various newspaper. throughout the STATE aNofa
bic 80 mechanics, he respectfully requested 10 publish
he same.
J. G BLANbENsiIlP. prcst
" r Dr,s Sec'y
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POI . o n I N q

Thousand. Of parents who Use Nrrmfne- conn osel
of Castor on tslunel AZ are not aware that, while
they APPEAR 10 bcneht the patient they arr aclunl
laying the foundations i"f ser 90 of dl.ras such a.
salvation, los. of sig I. weakness OF limt- &c
In another column wiil be found th" advertisement
of llubrusack'. Medicines. to which ~ ak tie
attention ut Nil directly Interested ia thew eyn ~ vel
a. their ch'dfrn's health H. VET Complains aul
al disorders an.iug from those of hiiitus iyt-
should make s" of the Gully gesugBe meds,Iar Holcn
sacks Liver Pills.
nr h net ie,orol 80 hut ash for lIob~u~ack
Wo.m sym aud Liver ri. and observe tts each
has the signature NJ the propnctpf, HonIN
SACK a. none else arr genuine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06
/, FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
BREWER a. Al NS


II =" hhL W hn ana " W A'H'' y
h"NlhR 'hVef'u w '"p"'t"''NNP ." "''
brS c.oo> business are NOW "P'i"'S al we"
stand Northwest corner 81 tue PuhNe square,
>yn,I nr .,nDx
ever brought to ihis market u is 'mpoNsih'e
20 e,'u"''''' =" ~ Wv 10y, ,,'.''.
a'',"' "'' ,,a =. .h~
"''' ,,nrrs
We wouid INFORM Tue ia'r- wa, IN 'p
selection OF our stoek' We have had an eve
particularly to 'h'lt o'h'h'' ana 'h'hS u,'l
will be much piea-"d Win our selections. o"'
-, -, -. -.
80, ..it.',,.s, =, -. ..,,,
h,,.,n, ,h, very finest ia the eheap,..t ar,,el.
o,s',ns we wy "'"s' W. ~, -, .
s,.,,ng of every variety. and embracing ia,
lat.., Si,le, asd best ha..h We hope tn,
ladies will call on u, and examine oar stock
ATLEN VIEWS tOoDN.
W'e have a choice assortment of gentle,
men. goods. consisting Of ever, article s.s
sily irnl in retail stores A very tand,om,
assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
suitable for spring and summer emhrac ~
coats Of all kinds, pan'.. vests, SHIRTS drawers
socks &c we nay, ".ro F." N"s ''N'''' ''
IN
NoleSk(n Drah, White Beaver Fur, X ossuih
Lcghorn, Panama, a. &c.
HH"hN AM '''''"
choice assortment 81 boots snt'"olc fo'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

Marshall Stree. Jefferson, 1tras.
TOiiN SABINE, having permanently located

Mav,hal! Stree. Jefferson, Itras.
TOiiN SABINE, having permanently located
- IN thu, ciiv Tor u. purpose oi a",bg -
altar Dry Goods and Gvocsrv business, woula
call the attention Of the citizens Of Cass Rnr
adjoning counties to hi- large and rxtensis.
stock Of Dry Goods ard Groceries which have
A,el; been purchased IN hes York and New
pflean. Planters and country merchants Of
requested 10 call ard examine my stock, he
embraces Dry & ,ods. large assortment, Sad
ie-, brdir-. hardware, crocKery ware, hats.
4 large aud fine assortment Of ladies', boys, and
grntlrmtn- shoes. etc, etc.
GROCERIES, Bacon coffee, sugar, shot
nd powder, nah, t1b iccn, ~Hi-kt, ,.sit, At
which will b. sold ~ low - any house IN tlt'.
ity. Also Bag.pus aud Rope will be far
i,hed 10 planters On customary terms.
ID. ). 1853 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

r.. p,r;. Charivsri. soon AFTER the ARR


r.. Paris Charivs.i, soon AFTER the ARR
n Mrs. Harriet Beeeher stowe in that
6,sd of the following side splitting
Guy .hout her and the numerous French
,,.n.siors g! her famous mover
v,. Usrrie, Beecher stowe. the au
.,o, Of Uncle Toms Cabin, arrived last
,s.k in Paris. and took lodgings At the
.,;c,n hotel in the Rue de Nernuil.
rh. report Of her presence in Paris be.
.,re.d abroad, most of the uanslstors
=, novel thought Of their duty to send
hair cards. Mis-. Stowe answered this
~ ooli,eness by another. She wrote
c.naw,ov note:
Permit me to thank YOU for hay.
I.yo,.d your literary talent and your
ms ledc. of the American language to
,Ls translation Of my novel, Uncle Toms
Wv OF ali the ,tanslations of the weea
hat have appeared, yours is beyond doubt
VS. &c, exact, aud often the style is supe.
- tha, of the original.
have tn. honor to be, sir,
H.su,sr Brncmxm srowE."
A., ,,.. h,d ia, co,ie. If hi. uo,e
WIS -, n, an. ;, .,,h If ,b. Ion
made. xu0 sue heit bHe " '"tH VI "a"
,ransIs,ors who had sent her their cards.
Ton ioyons EXPLANATIONS followed the r."
,..,,t al these ten notes, and soon after ten
nam were seen hasiening towards the "ue
40 y erneuil.
d" Wb~e are those lea men going "
'"" -. .na n,om.,,d.,s Who
a.,, ,bsr r.Ss.
&" HAY are roinp, Il WAS answered, "to
.,., a ,i.i, to the author of Uncle Toms
chin who has lust arrived ut Paris"
Tho, reached the entrance of the hotel
together. they went up stairs together,
,be, s,opped together at the ante chamber
rhe,. each on. of the ten cast "A trun-
chant look on the nine others. Tor each re-
,n.,,her.d tina, his pocket contained n note
d.elsripr his translation to be the best of
III
They were shown into Mrs. Stoves
r,,lor
The celebrated has bies couriesied grace.
mlhy and said in English. How ! \
40 gentlemen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

UEALru OF GE>. sCtrr.--lt will be
remembered by our readers that General
Scott met with severe accident some
months since. while wwk'ng in the street IN
New York, from fall which injured his
arm. We learn from the New J ork Irib
ane. Of the | lth inst, that he is very slowly
recovering the use Of his arm, but It is very
douhtful ii he will ever have the full use OF
IT restored to him. lie is now STAYING at
Yves, Point for the benefit OF his health.
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PREACHING.

Rev sAxrsL-Hg~pvssc~ will Preach At the Gum
"~f,ahd Presbyterian thnfeh m Marshall m ndt y
n'fh' nr'i, the l2'h inst On SUNDAY W. ~ WI,
preach at the .,m. plsc, tho FUNERAL sermon OF
Mr. Nancy tsurr-.. wii- of Col ID Hurrrss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06
TEMPLE, OF HONOR.

Olive Branch Temple Of Honor No meets 90
n-', Tuesday night n, :, o'eoch, al the INN oecn
pied last year.
az The Social Degree meet tbs" morning al seven
O'clock
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06
ID led,

w Marshall, on Tuesday the Cd inst Al ] o'cioch
m. FRANLIN YOUNG inssn, son Of M :. "
and Mn. L. r. MILLER, aged IL month";, and 10
day,
Aofk,r hu- children IN come unto me and forbid
VEN oe, for Of such il The Kingdom Of Heaven.
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llcpO\lI.p / SANDERS.

A. ne aid aaue 4 ftdAs, Nasaers 4 ca,
Is est u "a. bAi'c Aq"ar. hry. dbo' Nora,
of Epis'. hrsgE 4 heys
hEAl.l RS ia Drugs, medicines, and chem
l ieals. paiui- dyc >iufl-. gas ware. ,tr
fumcry. bne soups. steel pens, superior Whiting
,is and pa,Si. paienl medicines Of all kinds,
vine, and brandy for medical PURPOSES Ply
.iciau- prescriptions carefully put az at all
,"ur~ Purchasers viii always find at this .--
,ab- hmcu,. fresh and unaduhcraled m,h'eines
yhich have been selected with rrea, care, for
thi- market All purchasers are invited to ga
anime our stock, whiea Is being constantly IT,
supplied vsnaov
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

N 0te ACbOu1.

TINE Subscribers hereby give notice that
l they have Sc, ..red she SERVERS Of Nr e.
W DAnr, formerly r. ncpal of the Contra
Academy, TO take charge Of a Mae School
located near the residence OF Levin Perry, at
Spriue iii, Harrison county, nnd commencing
Tuesday the ~ day of August next.
Mr. Dame having been successfully engaged
in the business II years, aud having been pat
renized by lis during TIE la-t three years, We
can with great confidence recommend lin rs
competent, thorough, and energetic teacher
and ,trie, but prudent disclpllnafian,
A suitable sehoolhouse Is now building,
and vii be completed IN two weeks.
All The branches pertaining to an academl-
cal course Of studies will lie taught at the
customary pf,c-. Elocul"n viii also be
taught, accotdi., to the system Of DR. Rush.
including frequent exercises II vocal eyunas-
ties The gumber of pupils viii be limited to
twenty Tuition charged from the time of
entrance to the end of the session, except IN
case. of protracied sickness.
Good boarding accommodations can be oh
tanned N the families OF either the undersigned
at eigh, dollar, per month. Al Levin Perry :
N" students viii DE under the direct super'l,-
lon of the teacher at all hours,
I\I\ bIRR
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

At the recent meeting 81 the Philadelphia
Medical Society, Dr. Carson, the President
expressed the hope that future discovery
might bring out some simple vegetable
remedy to take the place o mercury. lie
also took the bold groend that brandy, wine
and NAL, beverages were neser necessary IN
the trsntmcn, of any affection whatever. and
.l,at there were no cases in which substi.
su,e, equally etlicaeious could not be found
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

1 IL per-"n, are fnrv armed against cutting
y down ~ carr ing % timber from M
lands. Persons thus ol'eudinr viii bc prose
cuied to the utmos, rigpr Of the law
T. FRASER
Jan. 3. 1853 KY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

Masonic $500 att tttH =.
THE Exesu,,vs Board Of NaaAgsrs, sppo 90
i I'd BY Marshall Lodge No, ~, ssaevacS -
ice puDiic thai the itn se-s,oh VI tas ,ns.its.s
vii comm-.ce on the First Aonda, ~ FEB
ruary. under sh- charge Of the Faculty OF
Rev. Tsa ,. wnsos. P,ssiisM
Mrs.. h u. lacy. .is' Efts, iFli.
Mise EinA BunTes. Pyimsvy Dspsv10sn1.
die. A.AsILLA JSsxAZI JgAk, .u.SA ft1no
Dvs-'ng and fsne, "~A
osasss Of study. aaA Charges ~ ~.
siss,' Twssty Wssea
PRIMARY DIrAkTxEST.-OrshcGr~phy.
Reading, Snd writing, per session "
hive months, 9I0 %
Sreosp ius,os CLAs..--Elem.n,a,, les.
son, IN Arithmetic. Gratomsr. Geo
snpay, Natural Philosophy, Phisi-
ology, and History SIS 80
FIRST Jrvios rLAss-fnqli.h Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic con,in.
ued, Natural Philosophy. Watt. on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Mytho!
tholosy. and History. ei3 20
MIDnLE ctAss--cheml,iry, Rhetoric.
Logo, Moral Science. Mental FIJI.
losophy, Evidences OF Chr.dariiy,
Political and Domestic Economy.
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced $50 90
SEsIos CLA-s.--Aneicut aud Modern
Lang"'g cs completed. Geometry.
Trgonome,sy, and review oiform-
er etpd,ea &2j %
Composition Throughout, the course.
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting, each So o"
Embroidery and Wax Work, each 5 90
Instrumental Muse. S90 Oh
Use OF Piano extra s. %
Tuition payable at the end of each session
Pupils will be CHARGED from the time OF en-
iaH,r, Huin "a. e.Vsv ui tue session. Dedga
.ous made for protracted sickness
J.. DR. job. Taylor has opened n Boarding.
iouse near the Institute. for he aes~nneAos
son of Young Ladies. N
Jan. 7, 1898, n97 tt. g
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The foreign news per Arabia Will he
found interesting. though, in reference to
he Russian and Turkish question, rather
vague and indefinite arranged, i: would
appear, more to favor The views OF stock
Iobbers than any other class. All that We
can d.duce from the facts. is, that the ID
van of Turkey have rejected \s-selrooe 5
ultim ,tum that Russia is concentrating
troops on the frontier that Turkey is in
good spirits. aud the French aud English
fleets near Tenedos have established an
entente cordiaie. It is understood chat
Austria and Prussia remain nertfal ~ tbs
affair. The Turkish fleet is concentrated
At the northern extremity OF the Bospho'
rus. All the rest is conjecture aud specn
ation.
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MARSHALL, TEXAS
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The following quotations nrs taken from
The Picayuns of the 2Sth inst.

LIvEapooL cLAss.sicATIos
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Low M,Jdiing ~. ioi Middling Far. ma III
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PosK FROM ei3 Is. to IS s7t
HAcos. Hams froio - to Sic clear ,iJ-. a. Sic
shoulder p~ll a. 81 a SIC
1ARp.-AtS to loo.
toFrgr ~ &c
tnocoLArS From 9 10 iOt
stosH-Br6wn, from - To ttc
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Hyrswsr From ~ e. y3c
BALs RorG --kentucky, 6! Gtr.
SKINS bear IS to / 20 Deer u Leis ~. 10 loo
MoIAssrs.- From n to 2ttc
tANBLTs.--sa 20 a gle
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CotN.-Urduiary, % n 50
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Mar shall Institute.

'I>HE next session Of tui, Destitute viii
! commence on tie l,t Monday IN >, p,cm-
Der ensuing.
l. fETlIF.
July III. 1888. ~ II