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The party fer Young Men.

The Jamaica Democrat, in the following well con
adhered gives expression 10 sentiment the
operation OF which 10 becoming every day more evident
and marked in our country "The fact says that jour
nal .lhai amaoty Of the young men, as coon as they
begin 10 exercise the reemans perogaye OF voting vote
in favor of the democratic ticket, is but coroboatve Of
the statement above made. And why should not be 90
Has not The democracy always stood up brayey for the
nations honor in every time OF Trial and under all CIR
eumstancesa They find that the denocTste party mas
always been the true friend Of The peope-have ever
maintained the doctrines of equal rights and equal laws
and have always sought to defend the oppressed against
,he Vaccinations of the strong and hence hey iee
sense Of honor loudly demanding their support Aye
more than all this They also see how MARKED me
;,us, Of The whgs has been In the treatment which
two ~ their most distinguished leaders webster and
CLAY, received. Not 30 with the democratic party.
Here merit receives its due reward, and those who are
forced 10 do service in the regarded with peeu
liar care by the party. The present incumbent OF the
presidential chair is comparatively young man. as Is
al,o the executive Of this State These tut the be-
ginning OF examples II The occasion required, an ex
tended lis, of iustrious names might be given TO prove
that the young men OF the democratic party are regarded
with favor by the masses. and are always certain OF
Ieaping Just reward for their services.
let them every young man, ere he fully decides to
oin the wing ranks ponder well the consequences OF that
act If he is willing 10 unite his fortunes with party
without leaders prncplesa party whose doctrines
have been universally rebuked by the American peops-a
party whose support has consigned public measures
10 oblivion and which has robbed the people OF more
Bile spirits than all other parties combined-then let him
become whg. But, the other hand, il he would
avoid associations destructive to the energy spirit and
enthusiasm lha, be found in the bosom OF ev-
cry young man. lie, him join the democratic party and he
will find that he has made wise and judcious selec-
ton"
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NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. ~, 1859.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug -, 1883.
hereby the holders OF the stocks
IN pn 18th, io42 and
1862 holders OF
the authorized by the of July, 1896 redeemsbe
November 1856 that this prepared purchase
dne hereof and the first December
millions OF said stock the
terms hereinafter mentioned, TO wit
competition within the stated
preference given which
offered. The certificates duly assigned the
be transmitted this department. the
cep whereof price will be paid compounded of the following
value specified in each certificate.
the stocks OF 1912 rcdesmabIo
1861, premium the may be) Of 81 per
the stocks Of 1886 redeemaha in 1856.
the The certificate from The lsto july
date receipt aud settlement Treasury
allowance flor money reach the owner of
m days in addition.
will be drafts the Treasury
Boston, New York.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 23-H Secretary Of the Treasury.
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bX TELEGRAPH.


Bosros. Aug. zo.-Hon, Jefferson Davis Secretary
War in company with Professor Bsche and his family
arrived here yesterday morning rouis for the Whito
mountains During the forenoon General Davis visited
Bunker M the navyyaId, and several other places of
erest Al the navyyard lac was received by Commodore
Gregory who ordered salute 10 be fired in honor OF his
guest Commodore Brown also present, and assisted
The commandment in exhibiting the works Ia the yard
Ia the afternoon the General and Professor Baehe visited
Faneuil Hail. Mount Auburn, the college, &e. rstura-
Ing to tie Revere House dark auch grsted with their
excursion. This morning the distinguished party ieh Boa
ton for Concord.
During yesterday many OF citizens called to pay their
respects to General Davis and Professor Bache. and
cordially received.
The clipper ship Telegraph arrived at this port this
morning In The short passage OF days from Valpu-
also She spoke the LIST Of August latitude deg. IL
min. north, longitude Al deg ship Norma, fiom New
York for Australia On the 10th uitmo latitude SO deg
SOUTH longitude 81 deg whiriwind crossed the bow Of
the Telegraph, taking the head sail from her.
The OF the Peabody Institute founded by
George Peabody esq Of London, and 10 be his
native town OF Danvers laid this afternoon pres
ence OF a assemba2e, by the Hon. Abbot Law
renee Hon A. A Abbot delivered address, and speeches
made by Mr.. Lawrence George 3. billiard, Mayor
Seaver OF Boston, Hon. Ashbe Huntington, OF Salem, and
others.
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JUDICIAL LoseEvITY-We have had bu, two chief
justices of The Supreme Court of the United States in
over fifty years John Marshall held The Office from JAM
uary 1901 till his death in 1895, and Roger B Taney
his successor is still the bench. Upon the adoption
Of The federal constitution John Jay, OF New York. was
appointed chief justice, and held the Office from 1850 till
1904, when be appointed minister TO England
John Ruedge, OF South Carolina nominated his sue.
cessor was rejected by the Senate William Gushing,
Of Massachusetts, declined the rendered appointment and
Oliver Ellsworth, oil Conn cccu succeeded in 1885, but
resigned in 1889, when selected minister 10 France
John Jay was then again appointed but declined when
Judge Marshall left the State Department for the Su.
preme Bench
i. uncertain (ssys the Boston PosO what country
first used newspapers In the days of JamesI in England
news was occasionally circulated in small quauo pam.
pheis The earliest preserved in the British Museum
is entitled News out OF Holland" OF the date OF 1919,
AMI printed by N. Newbufy and there are others OF the
date OF 1870, 1921, 1922. In 622 these quaro issues
were converted into regular weekly issue, entitled
News OF the Present Week." edited by Nathaniel But
er and this was the first weekly newspaper printed in
England. In the days OF Charles these pamphlets
multiplied greatly In 1921 the Kingdoms INTEL gencer
commenced in London, which contained greater
variety OF matter than had been customary. in few
fears the advertisement feature began Ii until
Queen Annes time in 1902 that the Londoners had The
luxury Of daily journal-"The Daily Courant" Scot.
1
in 1912 the American colonies in 1901. The earliest
country that had them is supposed TO be Italy
Dr. Hoop, OF Whitevlle, Ga, describes a white negro
woman living him. thirty. four years of age The
tmoiher Of ten ebony children whose skim sine. she
eleven years OF age, has changed from pure black
white fair any Caucasian blood Her eyes and hair
retain the African pecularues No diseased condition
OF the skin system has been discovered to show cause
| for III s change OF color.
| The Richmond Despatch Acknowledges the present OF
a mammoth watermelon from John Sttb, conductor OF
the Fredericksburg railroad This watermelon is the
product OF Old Stafford, and vnacaes her claim agri-
cultural respecaby II was raised by Mr.. Davis, near
Aqua creek and weighs fifty pounds, and fraction
Ita sngihwse circumference is four feet four inches
around the middle three feet That will do pretty well
| for Stafford.
The Courier de-, Eats Unis suggests TO the abolition.
ss Of Europe who have provinces in the West Indies
that when instructions among the blacks take place.
. now. the rortos Of the islands in the Car
bbean belonging Great Britain, bat 10 but the nat
ural result OF their zeal in behalf of the abolition OF sls
very The Courier holds that the two races never
live under the same government upon terms OF eqpal'ty
/ a irusm which the worlds experience has established
lbst which some obstinate unbeliever affect 10 ols-
credit.
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We commend 10 public favor the pleasure excursion
Of the Young Catholics Friend Society," TO take place this
afternoon the steamer Columbia.
The object Of The Society is to rase fsnds for the
clothing and education of destitute children during the
coming winter and it is purpose certainly worthy the
support of the charitable and kind hearted.
When. in addition 10 this, il is known that extensive
preparations have been made to render the occasion
Of kitary and social enjoyment, we cannot doubt but
that large and brilliant company will press the decks OF
the old Columbia this evening.
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Grand Moonlight Excursion Of the Young Catholics
Friend Society.

Grand Moonlight Excursion Of the Young Catholics
Friend Society.
Friend cbadtabc
pnbic OF District delightful
Potomac for the purpose raising coe educate nd
boys IN coming winter.
The society The splendid and commodous
will Tuesday 23d
the steamer O'Clock, m, Washing
TON at Q, Navy Yard az, and Alexandria at J.
admitting a gentleman and two ladies 81.
supply Of confectionery and refreshments viii be
hoard i.Ioyd Wiliamss Band has been engaged
Tickets procured the OF John " Ellis and s. Mast
avenues Of VIM Kennedy and " Harbaugh
9Th KdweIrr in Geogetowni Waishs, Navy Yard
and Of undersigned -
r.. NJ. HAMILTON,
EDWARD p. QUEEN,
WIN. J. FITZPATRICK,
NICHOLAS ChltAN,
GEORGE HARVEY,
" r. KING,
Aug IS did Committee Of Arrangements
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cEvEnAL TulSGs.-we are now prepared Offer decided

SENERAL TutNGS-We are now prepared 10 obs decise"
u bargains In the articles below named -.
cal pur a linrnp shceings, the various Wthhs
nice pillow c linens, various grades
NIL hnenn tabls diapers and dams.A
An endless variety table Napkins towels, ana 'owenns
pieces Irish linens, commencing WIN ms ~, hing ana
,t37I cents per yard and upwards " ne o ~
qualities made. .. .,,nd in iustes 10
% 80, sSesp .birtns eo,ons low prices also The
kestH an finest kinds made r a.. h.., ry,s,. with all
,i,re. and alpncss Of INC - s'''' w" ."
otb.r mourning goods constantly on rsnu
An ...e.. ,yhit. bnllisntes, thfeo
- 49,. ,bick i.copet cspsric mushns' y" Fus'"os
r.,,op md muslin bands
.,an, main svi-s, dotled, and vine mnsnns
40 nce,s white cambric dnity snd Inn,h N"s
'. .,,on. hI.ck -bordcred hsndkernhies
CO.,. cbenp linen csmhfics aud French baifse lawns
., DE. vine cloths and doyies, assorted coors
OF all kinds OF domestic DRY goods 10 All Of
H-,h,cb maksg daily additions
>. I'm ,uard receive all amounts due u.s.
rs,,,s cases, unless arranged TO The contrary
~ Good ARTICLES pces, and fair dealing may be relied on In
all cases prppv ppoTuER
Mis-. Dermou's building, opposite Cenirs Market
August 23-6t.oif
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FROM THE FISHING GROUNDS.

BosroS Aug 22-Advices from the fishing grounds state
that the United States soopowar Cyane was OF Holiness
Hole ON Thursday in fog The Fulton left Ports
mouth on Friday for Halifax
The British steamer Devastation last week passed by
fleet Of fourteen American vessels without noticing
h.n and proceeded Two miles uher where the Starlight
nd another vessel were lying becamcd The officers OF
the Devastation took possession Of the Starlight but suffered
other one 10 co. The person who brought this inorma
ZION does what was done with the captured YES
sol He WA. told at the Of Canso that two armed
al, had passed through, but he saw nothing OF them
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A splendid Triumph.

The Hon. VIM M Churchwsll. of Tennessee. has
been reelected TO Congress by majority of 1897 votes
in district which gave Gen. Scott majority of 1923
He had but a single whg eompettor-Horace Maynard,
esq well-mented compliment 10 most faithful and
a bic representative
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

Boarding school for Young gentlemen, Wahfnson city, D.
annual Of this conm.nce
Monday, september 9Th Circulars containing
formation can be had by addressing the principal,
G. y MORRISON.
The following m Of officers now employed in the Institution
Morrison, principal professor OF mathematics
professors Of modern
teachers teacher OF mnsio teacher Of drawing
ing Of gymnasium
Lrorrssxs; Thomas r. Everett, A. NJ NJ n, member OF the
National and Of the Society Of Natural History
tct Of Columbia Professor Charles Gard member National
Institute Of Society OF Natural History the
Columbia; Professor William Chauncey Lanrdon A. a.
Of the National Institute
Rsrn,Hrc,s w. w, Corcoan, Washington, c.; Thos
Richie, Washington D. CT REV Smith Pyne D. D., Wash
nr'on n CT ~ A. Hail, Washingfop ID. e.. Capt r. j.
Page, u s. ~, Washington D. CT WIN. aeiden, Washing
ton, D. CT Lieut. NJ r. Maury, Observatory; g. Chew NJ. ~
Md REV. Spencer ~ D. Eastern Shore Md. Rev. r.
Wilmer, phadeiphs Rev. w. French Washington, u. c.
Rev W. Pinkncy, Md, "A O. Dayton, Washington d. c.
capt g. Blake, " 3. N; Hon. VIM Smith, Va; Hon VIM.
Ache NJ CT C. DE Leon, e. @.
| Patrons
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Oh Medical College, corner Of Il and Tenth arsas
will be resumed on the hrst Monday 81
heretofore, in advance,
from As 10 Primary department in the first story Classical
md the second Circulars At the
bookatos Taylor Maury, W. Adam, and Gray
Baantyne.
anyusges Rev Rev j. W. Winan, associate
principals
August -iw
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ARTISTIC REroKM-The location of the group OF
staua by Geenouqh has suggested the removal OF The
Indian from the opposite pedestal, many obcc
lions have for time been made it. The female
figure entirely separate from that OF Columbus and could
be taken down without jury the memory OF the great
iscoy
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Aug lS did

NoTICE.The Navy Department viii entertain propositions, ss-
designs and drawing until tho 9Th instant for
engines. machinery and boilers
United propeller fgate San Jsento,n lying
he Philadelphia hayward.
II l. propositions should specify the time within
which completed Payments will he made fol-
lows successful Trial Trip satisfactory to the de-
he
JUDGED by he selected
tho Navy.
Aug IL, 1853.
and Evening Star ofWa.hnrion, nd
Pennsylvania and Evening Argus OF Philadelphia ~ peA
publish.1
Aug lf-dtp5tlinst.
The above notice extended and modified folovs LIN h,
by designs and ds~ne-,
un,i The porimo,
No engine. and machinery complete and for repairing the ~
boil Of building ones
PAYMENTS follows One b,l on ~, ,,.., ~,
he department snd the bhsnV.
,f., ,,n;pu be Judged 81 by competent engineers,
toh by 10 Secretary ofthe NNVy'
DIR. Augnst 20 IoSs a..
and tve'n. ,.,.n- M ~
Ron an and Evening h'R"s, W ''''f~' 49, Fi
Aus S3-dtssptIo
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University OF Maryland.


THE forty annual Thursday, october
i 10, 1889, and the LIST Of March, ls5A.
Pynnes and Practice Surgery Clinical surgeryNathss
n. Smith, NJ ID. -, =. m
chemi.,rv and pbsrmscv-wm ~ A. Aiken, NJ D.
pnriples prsece Medicine and Clinical hedenssam
u~l Chew, NJ. ID. ~
Anatomy and rbv,ioloVy--Jo-sph Rcbey, NJ d.
Oh.,,trics-Rirbard ". Thomas NJ D. -. -
Mera Msdics Therapeutics and fathoov"ooras w. WHEN
berger, NJ v. .n .,,x 4, n
r.s. r The rl course demonsators fec soi mnsculs
ton, IS graduation 500 :, -,
80 Of the faculty have their
he baltimore o beds helones to the
Ii,vrrs,y and attended entirely by Me faculty
and mscuIa'es Of The school throughout the year
without fee. 49,
~ WIN. y. A. AIKEN, NJ D.,
Auo "a -a.-tl5,hOct Deas
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New YoRk, Aug. zl-Ls,c dates from ST. Thomas, re-
ceiysd by the Spanish steamship Bornguno confirm the
advices in relation TO the servie Instruction In
the island Of Tortou The OF the white inhabitants
made their escape TO ST Thoma. boats. Troops
sent from ST Coix ST. Thomas and Antigua and from the
last accounts the n.urection had probably been quesd
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.,,,,E ,.,.xr.Iy Homes or, The Empfcynsents and
E.,oym.ns Saints in Heaven BY Rev H. HarhsuRb,
A NJ. -, -. ca.
,,hrIs, our Example by Caroline Fry IS cents,
America found by Mrs. Duncan. vi
charity and Fruits by Jonathan Edward. 81.
The Roish snd los
del aggression by ". Merle DAubirne b. ~ rs
For sal. by GRAY n nhLLhNTYNE,
A.al7 fsnrl Tth street, sesr odd Fello~s Nall,
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r,,x rrsruEScE Ar NEW ORLEANS.

BALTIMORE Aug 2l.--The southern mail received this
evening brings New Orleans papers of Sunday and Monday
last The BuIetn reports the total number OF deaths in
New Orleans from May 2S,h Ang ID TO be 6674 ncu-
ding B. $3.50 from yellow fever
The New Orleans Picayune has Tampico dates TO the
Both ult. but the news is without interest
Tho ma pets election from Western Texas
They show large ores for Ochiltree, the wing candi
daIe for governor there is proba billy OF his election
The mail between Ataiana and Montgomery, A'abama'
has been robbed Of Mobile and New Orleans
from $50 600 $50 900 is said to have been absHaccd
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Decision OF Judge Mclean ON the Fugitive


The opinion OF Judge Mclean, OF the Supreme Court
OF the United Slater. fully sustaining The constitution
atty OF the fugtiye-slaye law, which we publish in
another column will be read with iAerest
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NhLUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH i, MEAN THE CON
ner IAN street -uctonon Friday, the 10Th instant we
.han cell premises, At ocook p ms yusns
hn. ID .u.,ed on Of north between
Vermont avenue being lot e, IN yohn a
2i5 having front on street ~ ~
running back feet alley and containing
Terms. furh in g. 49, 1s and ~ months, the
deferred beHng n,ees
nom deed Of trust taken tue
GREEN SCOTT,
A..
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rur MORTALITY ORLEANS OK THE INCREASE
N.w ORLEANS August 19-Friday THE total number OF
death. reported for the "a hours ending to-day s A2 OF
which number 227 by yellow lever being large IN
crease The disease Is great, TO mitigate which the
Howard Assocl alton opening four hospitals They
appeal TO the bcne VIOLENT for further assistance
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EXECUTION DELAYED.

PITTsRuRG Aug. 20 In the OF Jewell sentenced to
be hung on I'd September for the murder Of Mitchell,
Judge Lowrie has granted special aocalor for bringing
The records If the oyer and emner before the supreme
court This will delay the execution, II not result In
new trial
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THE soUrHERsER AT CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Aug. 20-The United States mall steamship
SoutheIner Captain Thomas Even, arrived here from
New York, early this morning.
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LoHNEH hATEs,-NotTibstsndin the advance in
all kinds goods,
named NJ shade or two less than former rates-
10 pieces white flannel from med to do,
Is pieces thin eassimeres and twesds for
so pairs blankets, assorted sizes and qualities
pieces plain movsselinss Of all he prop.r sbpa-a
40 do rea Manchester ginrhams i2i cents per yars
well worth lsi 80
IS fine black French cloths such as we
recommend
pieces DE Bas., for travelling dresses
10 bundles Alsndae quilts, assorted sizes
ease colorcd quilts for servanss beds prices
With other goods arriving dsiy.
Terms cash. unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles low price, and fair dealing he relied
sssss.
PERRY n BROTHER,
Mis- permou's building, opposite Centre Market
August o9-st-of
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THE PARDON or ENDYMoIN.

AUBURN IN. Y.,) August 20-A writ of haboss corpu
was granted in OF Francis b. Endymon, who was
recently of the State prison by Governor Sey-
as is alleged fofsed papers The wri. was re-
BILE this mornin Judge Humphrey at O'Clock,
stwhich time the prisoner, Endymon was brought into
court by warden Of the prison. Messrs Christopher
Morgan Clarence Seward and James K Fox appeared for
Endymoin and T. M Pomeroy Warren T. Warden, and
the for the people. The defence read tho
return of Mr. Titus which stated that he held such
in prison as Endymon, but he held by that
by virtue Of final sentence The proceedings on both
sides were exciting nature Endynoin ordered
into the hands the sheriff, and the court took recess
All the legal fraternity Of city present, as we'll as
ma ny disting ished gentlemen from abroad
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DIED,

Al Mount Vernon, Ohio, the 10Th instant Mrs. MARY Ell
LOTT Mr. ELLIOTT, of this city,
fifty
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NON. ARRIVAL. OF The PACIFIC.

New York, Aug. 2l-ll, p. MP to thus hour mere
has been no of the steamship Pac.hc now
in her twelfth day Liverpool She VIII bring dates
10 the 10th instant days later than the advccs by the
America
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ARRIVAL or A SPANISH STEAMSHIP.

New YoKx, Aug. 2l.-Thc Spanish steamship Born-
suino arrived this morning from Porto Rico via ST.
Thomas. which port she len the 10Th met She comes
biber for repairs On Saturday she spoke the ship Mary
Carson from Liverpool bound TO Pbilsdephia, having
been dsmascd The crippled vessel declined assistance
being near her destination.
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MARKETS.

Nkv YopK August 22.-Flour is s,cady-saies OF $500
bills at So IS I2s State and IS 81 50 GA Tor south
,rn. Grain firm
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Nashville papers of The l4th, I5h and 10Th instant
are no " before as From them enabled 10 give
complete summary of the gubernaorial, congressional
and legislative elections.
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AID FOR New ORLEAHs.-Reef for the New Orleans
sufferer, has been raised in various cities by conbu-
ton to the following extent:
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Newport was crowded part OF last week that beds
had 10 be made up in the bowling saloons On Saturday
aud Sunday week il is said, 800 arrived there.
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Ex-senator flanagan has become member OF the
Temple OF Honor al Coyington, Indiana. This is an
association TO promote the cause of temperance.
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The MKT CokeREss-So far there have been l42
democrats 90 whigs and 3 2bolonists elected TO the
next Cosgrsss. Maryland, Georgia, Mississippi, and
Louisiana, entitled TO 30 membes have yet 10 hold cleo
lions
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18
ANOTHER FRESH STOCK!
'armers' and Mechanics Cheap Cash

Fdrmers' and Mechanics Cheap Cash
Stors-- Wholesale and Retail ~
F1>liE subscriber respectfully invites the at,
i. ten,ion Of the citizens Of Marshall, and
lthe public =, large, to his stock OF
Dry Gocds and Greerr'es,
Iisrd~are. Ntcses, Furniture, ste.
Now on hand, and in daily receipt, every variety
ef useful, A. well NJ fancy articles in his me
which hc offers on the most liberal terms. being
lst%rmined TO keep up with the times, by sell.
Jag ehssp for Cssk. H. anticipate" from the
sw prices he intessds TO otter his goods al "
ne~s.l share Of patrossge. ils stock consists
II Sv.;, xs.,c.r,rs, d,.sr-tirs, hats, caps oo"-
nst., bcots shocs, rta.iy sr;aao 8'oshlng. ana !,
ssne,aI stock u dry goods, glass, tin and
sastheawass, castings, salt, aesf " Of ~", s
sill b. sold low for cash. or escs.Hnged Tor
country psodsss. on pleasing ssr'',-' by
KING THETfORD.
Mssshall, May "A, 1859. mildly