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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-15

The y y KianAlL being large and fas,
btn' s.lh spacious aud well ventilated state
rooms, offer superior Inducements 10 the tray-
cling community The above dates Of depart
ture may be rcIlel UPON
Ami 2nih 1891
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NEW GiR n

NIL>UN, UADL, I 20.
fNorth-ea-t corner 81 the Public Square. oIs-
po-itr TIE Planter, iio,.l1
TiiE andcrsiguei having formed partner
ship IN til. mercantile business, big l.ne
TO inform she publ, lla. they have on hand a
good .epply of 'iaJis and Fda.y Dry Goo5s
H,rladfs, Qas usra E, 4 and expert soon
to add largely To ihe'r p'cse't siosn.
Nc ,n,eud Offering nnusaal l.luceif,snts in
the Way Of pricrs NJ well a. goods and -haii
be pleased ip ha,c YOU cali on ns. tia, ~ may
convince YOU It Is Your interest +, give rs a
liheta share 81 your patronage. Hoping To
mphi I'll We ask. wcare
Your uhedicni servants,
JAMES y. NiI.StT,
LEE NJ DADE.
MaIshnll. Jan. I. 1854 n2t-Iy.
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DAVID MCPIBAll.,
l1nE MAMMOTH STABLE.
nm
NAol.saie and R.iaH Saddle aud HGrHesS


HAo}.saie and R.iaH Saddle mud Horaess
Shop.
a Large saddle and harness shop
S~s.--4s ha- been wanted fer long time
AAa.> Ia Marshall, The subscribers
aware Of This. bhvc recently visited Ne" br.
leans. and returned with large aud We'll So
lpufed stock Of every thing ~ the r, n
above i'ut Is hieh they viii sell on nore irA
favorable terms than has ever been
offered IN this market either for cash or corn
aud fodder ii ,ou want any thing OF the KIND
don't send abroad. or put Yourself TO the
trouble of hunting uronu5, but call down and
look ~ our stock, and price our goods.
Shep adjoining Livery Stable, North side
ruhlie square.
The ifer. Smis- il handsomely fitted up.
and d. ackuow lpdeei 10 bc one OF thu largest
and best regulated establishments in 'hc STATE.
p.rsons pairobglnR this stable unY rest a-sitr.
ed that their horses viii receive every attention.
We keep pleuu OF proserdei and is'htrl host
ler-.
&. T.. illNSpN 4 TO.
1r We have hpr4g-. hugries hacks and
carring,'- 10 hire, sell, or TRADE.
Npll Goth. is5j "
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JEW 81. kl.
ipJI n pRE ITT a. { u
UI>NDII IRON.

UTNNTTTF TTVNt
rrllE copaHncrship " W hAooss q BRo.
- TIL, DAY dissolved. Persons having
business wNh the late firm, Will please apply to
VIM Brooks tor seii'cment -
WIN BROOKS.
" BROOKS
" BEsoAs. J " nEooks and u = Ma
any, w,n continue the business at the old
stand Of Brooks q BRO, where thhF will be
pleased to serve their friends and the public
generally. ON the most accommodating terms
The Rrc,ring, Forrardins, and Commission
business, wilbe continued By the undersigned
BRookS, BROTHER, Il MARRY.
lciIr-son, Texas, Jan I, 1851.
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REGULAR PACKET

Nyssx THE fine steamer cApDo, NO
Szsrs5&1sa ., CT AhAH, ninstct, having been
thoroughly repaired FOL Tie staao', and A'e'
up ia n mos, admirable si,ie, viii maze her
regular trps on eScJ other WEDNESDAY,
leaving Shreveport, on the arrival Of the Mar
shall Stage, IS follows
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FRESH ARRi\ NJ
SW hcg Come md q Coming
Bag- OF shot;
~ BOO hs Of baf lead
- kegs AMI half key, Of powder
10000 percussion caps
81 LAG. of coarse md fine sat-
80 blk og - Louis loui
D DO white beans
do mackcrr nos | and
30 lag. Of Rio coffee
50 bills Of sugar
70 hpXs. Star eapilcs
% do rosin soap
90 do Of tobacco
~ do Wcs''rn hosono cheese
icrec. IL ticr
% bbl- and half bbls Of y O molss-cs
30 KEY, Of nails Sc, &c.
BESIDES
We haze salmon, roc, behring's, and Goldfish
figs, rh.ias, candies ard nuts of all kind +.
and = variety Of fancy eaisbcs too numerous
to mention, Gall and see for yourselves, at
TilElIpKD u WILSON'S.
krril -. lsst
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MARSHALL. IlDIEI.

1NiE undersigned would beg leave to in
j form hi. friends and the public in gene.
+. i thst he is now prepared 10 accommodate
all who may favor HIN with their patronage.
His iab!e NH always be supplied with the best
the country can Afford aid, RON long espe.
Renee. he ilaiiet~ h'insel. that he can please
the community IN general No pains viii be-
spared to please has guest.
NAIkl\S WEBB.
April -. 1851 n:}9-ff
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rh. I. eoisiaturc of Rhode Island has adj

The Legislature ~ Khode 'sian" mas ad>
.,,,ned. after a session Of week. An i'm.
JJor,n, nmendmeu, to the Maine li1uor law
,,,, passed 1t au thori,es the arrest, cou>
suencn, and fne OF any person found drunk
4, any of the towns of the State; but, II
.ucb cerso,s shall disclose the name OF the
r.rson who furnished the iYnor with which
\, got drunk. and shall give evidence against
I'D person, he may be discharged from
;npti.onmcnt; and persons furnishing in
to,icatng liquors, giving or selling ave ila>
ode TO prosecution. The vote for the bil.
.ood IS yeas 10 IL nays.
The Presidents Message ,e,oirg Inc IN
Al rem, Insane Land Bill, still occupies much
., the attention OF the Senate. Mr.. Seward
.pohe against it on Monday. Among che
pspers presented on Monday was a com
muncation from the Indian Department.
,elative to the removal of the Indians from
rlor't,i also a paper from the Navy DcN
nart,ien'. in favor of the establishment OF r
National Armory near the North Carolina
roal fclis. \ memorial, claiming the in
seution of peculiar bat'ering ram, for
coast defence, was presented from a New
! o'kor.
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BOOKS BOOKS
SCUOOL AND HINCEIIA NCDTS.

SCHOOL AND HINCELLA NEOTS.
AyaIahm THE attention OF scholars pa
rents. guardians, and the public
generally, are respectfully called
to our large and complete assortment. among
which may be found all the standard works
now used IN our Colleges, Sem.naric=, and
Common Schools. W. have also large aud
well selected strck OF Historical, Poeiica and
Miscellaneous works, elegantly bound Bibles
at all Prices, from the cheapest, 10 those got
ten up IN the best s'ylc. 4 large supply Of
novels, noyellettes, aud literary works.
PiAso Music, = choice assortment Also in
strHctors on the Piano, Flute, Violin, Gu!tas,
and ACCORDION.
STA TfrNERi.
= A ygaf large assortment OF fools.
~ cap, letter, fancy note, declaration
S8 account, funeral note, Wrapping,
blottng, and sand PAPER
Buff. white nd fancy Envelopes, assorted.
blank, account journal, index, Memorandum
and copy books.
Steel, yuiia percha, and goli reaa. Fine
pfs,ard., and school do. black and red ink
black sand WATERS Ae., for sale at the City
Drug Store.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON
Marshall, April ~. 1854. ~
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THE NEIO.pEt\.

~ u bfl4'fFt u ' y
THE Subscriber take. pleasure Ia annouuc ne
tia, he haa made arrangement with the
Manufacturers, for the sale Of the above newly
Invented and patented Musical Instrument
invented and manufactured by w. II. Horton
& Co, Akron, Ohio.
A specimen Instrument Just received, may
be -ceu by calling GA She subs her
IL giee Of our precurous navigation, appl-
cation without DELAY, Is solicited Of thosc who
would secure ior themselves th!s PRIDE aud or
nameu; Of the p1ror, and delightful eho,i in
,irument. They can bee sent with rrfiec, safe
~ 20 any part of the county.
DESCRIPIfON enc.
The Mcio-Tcsn tasies Ia compass from five
TO TX ac'afe-. In ace IL il smaller thHu n
Piano, but in shape very much HE that la,iru-
meut
The lnsjuaiea, mast tc heard to he aprrc.
ciaied--for is oNn tongue can bo,t .uhud iis
own y5sise aud illustrate rs lnimiiablc modI.
latnr and perfect harmony with the human
voice, bH reason OF which il has already worried
ls Nat 60 The hearts Of mnltiiudrs pt happ
flnups, srd caused IL 10 become mRhiy pop.
liar is aa se,omplulifDft O. the social aud
sacred song
It, power can he mad amply sufficient for
O large choir, apA ra instrument In The world
hafmnrHe- SEA perfectly wlth the human voice.
Il .rldam gets out Of repair and may be-
used for years without getting out Of iaas
Price varies according to lie, and also
whether single Of double sets Of reeds,
Terms made known on application.
u pANFDhTH
NR The subscriber will also gife rs''t'.
ton on the Instrument Also tune and repair
Pianos Just received good supply Of Pane
STRING. no. 3S--tD
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ELECTION NOTICE,

IN obedience to the proclamation of hi. Tx.
/ oellency T.. N. Peasc, Governor of the
State OF Texas, bearing date the 18th day Of
June, A. y. 1884, !, ia. paiillo, Chief Justice
of Harrison County, Texas do hereby give
no,icc tina, polls will be opened at the various
Precinc,a IN said County, on the First MONDAY
(ihe seventh day of August next, 1850 FOL
the election of an Attorney General, Cont,rol
Ter of Public Accounts, and S,stc Treasure, fol
the State;
And also for the County aforesaid, for one
Chief Justice, four County tommis sioners, one
Sheriff, one Coroner. one County Clerk, one
DAiFic, Clerk. ono County Treasurer, one As.
SCISSOR and Collector OF Taxes, and one Dssri,
Surveyor;
And also for one District Attorney for the
81, Judicial District;
And also For he Licenv ian," and
a A~cuia he Incense i,ne," to determine
whether or not the sale Of spir.tuous or ,inou-
IIln0rs, in less quantities than one quart shall
be abolished or continued,
And also for two iusie.'a O: the Peace and
one Constable IL each precinet In said County
And whereas, IN conformity to IN Act 70
establish system OF Common Schools, ap.
proved January 3ls', 1884, the County Court
has ordered that each Justices Precinct In said
County shall constitute School District and
whereas, 1t * provided by said Act .ha, three
School Trustees shall be elected in each School
District and Whereas the present presiding
officers have been duly appointed to conduct
the election for said Trustees,
hereby order and direct that Polls be open.
cd At the said Precincts, on the said first Mon.
day Of August, 1884 for three School Trus.
tees .or each District, and that separate returns
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T,r,L O,cIRRENcE-We learn from
the Louisiana Democrat, OF the 9th Inst,
that James /. Murray, beloved aud es
,ecmcd citizen of Alexandra, was shot
through the abdomen, on the fourth, by n
voting man named Doc Culber,son. Mr..
Murray was first lieutenant of the Rapides
,,uaris, and at the moment of the fatal oc :
currence. wac endcaYor'ng TO quell disN
inrbanre between Culbertson ant another
person Mr. Murray has since died from
The effects Of his wounds - Democrat.
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\ HARD SroRy.-Ihc ilaverhiil IN. " !
Gazette "a responsible fcr the following
lard story
Daring the shower on Thursday aner>
noon, tortoise 3 inches in length, and
weighing - ounces, fell upon the side
walk near the 'nversalist church on Sum.
mer street. 1t was seen by "A lady As II
came through the air, and It's movements
noticed after reaching the ground The
lHtlc fellow seemed alarmed. aud at the
same time rather pleased with his safe ar
uval on terra ftma, aud, after taking a
ha.ty observation, began TO travel.
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New Spring and summer Goods.

New spring aud summer Goods.
M T. are now receiving large and wcll Sc
w lec,cd stock of goods Tor the spring
and summer trade, consisting III part 81
Ladies Dress Goods,
Silks, ferages, TISSUES, lawns laconcis, plain
book and swiss musiins, figured and plain
ginghams, assorted
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bomcis,
and ready made clothing of the latest styles.
Those wishing TO purchase summer clothing
or summer goods, will find 10 TO their ad,an.
tage 10 give u call.
TUETFtRD 4 VII SON
ii 40 1921
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Jefferson AdyCrti>enep
". e.. BAKER 4 co.


W. e. BAKER q co,
NENtkAL dealers in Dry Goods, Groce.
NJ rics, Drugs, Oiis, Pants, D,esiugs,
" mdor Glass, Nc, &c
/ oroeeries, aud Baggin1 and Rope furnished
to planters on accommodating terms
! Also Receiving, ForNardng, and Commis.
sion merchants, Dallas street, jefferson, Texas
Feb. Is. 1854 IS
John sabine.
3 MARSHALL ST JifFERNON TTNAS
As now ON hand, and VIII be constantly
l receiving iircct from New York aud New
/ Orleans, large aud extensive a,sorimcnls of
/ DRY GOOUS AND GROCERIES,
which hc will sell on as favorable terms a..
can be purchased elsewhere, and to which he
would invite the attention Of the citizens #
tass and the adjoining counties. Planters
and country merchants are requested 10 call
and examine hs stock which embraces Dry
Goods q large assortment, saddles brides,
hardware, erorkrry ware, hats, large assert
ment of ladic-, toys. and gcntlsmen's shoe,
elc etc
/ ERiES-ll neon, coffee sugar. shot
l irt powder, nails tobacco, whisky, salt, sc,
which ,siH be soH as Low a. any h0use IN
[ il,s oifp Also Bagging and Rope will be-
furnished 10 planters on customary terms,
MAY ~, 1894 ~
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7h,y are nor Opcaiag,

Ihtp are nor opcaiag,
At their NEw STORE, east SIDE Of The pubic
square, O large and wel selected stock u
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
If thc ai,s, styles. end oalnr to the lsienes
~ thei. arrival, they viii be sold IA, extreme
low figure.
Also fine lot Of ladies' silk and straw bon.
nets. and BONNET ribbons,
acafs Eearer, Mole. and *iH /fais,
also eghoru, straw, panama and 1ool hats
fcrdware AID Cutlery,
Of every description wanted Ia this market.
.>addierg.
Ladies, senliemer's, aud boys saddles, bridlcs
and mariingales. whips, sa,ehcIs, earpe, and
saddle bags, webbing, Sc.
Rno'. ara Sadst
Ocn,lcmen'- boots and shoes. OF every variety !;
also ladies' and misse. shoes ard CATERS.
truckerp. Glass, China Ware, DC,
Together With a large number Of other things
tao tedious 10 inrnilon, which they will sell
low for cash, o. n" time 10 good paying eu..
toners,
CURTIS, TAYLOR, & co.
Marshall April 30. 1854, "
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staple ana runCy EOOds,


90 which the, invite the attention of their old
customers sst ,'e public.
Their stoes e0u3ls,a IN part of the following
s''eics
Beraees, plain and fancy, sehalley, i's'A i.
muslins. embroidered, dotted, aud tsr,cn.
p,onci. plain, striped, and painted cheml>
settles, with sleeves sleeves separate, eapcs.
cclmr~ cuff, maulillas, honuet-.
Ia --latest Bloomer ILtS.
parssols, films, Artificial 'lp9.rs. II humber Of
bridal wreaths, and 1, neral assorimcn, OF
ribbons. Ac Also lot q
READY MADE CLOTHING.
nach cloth coats, black drsp detr coats. linen
Hnd alpaca COATS Nrsfs--blaek satin fancy
silk white fancy marsellcs vests. PANS
Black doe skim dup d etc, white linen. md
cottouade. l,nen bosom shirts. fancy Snl
plain Hans -- Fashionable ''loltstin. A'st
beaver and otter, legbofn, and params,
We have likewise choice assor,men, Of
boots and shoes china and glassware crock
ery hardware nolloware and castings
Also a Tin. selection of sadd-ry, game bags
guns and howie-knises, pruning knives, 81.
" iue, We have almost every article usually
found ~ 1ry goods store. Give US call, and
We feel assured that We viii he enabled 10 give
satisfaction
BREWER & ADAMS
April 20. 1854. ~
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Attention! ~. levi,

Attention ~. Lew,
Store :. JOhuson's Brick Bnttdiag, North
side qf the PBbltc Square.
HAS Just received, and + now opening
] larg, aud handsome assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
which eannc, oc surpassed in ihl. market,
consisting % Part of the following article.
l5r pio,c, Of rich prints
Go do French einghams
30 do Ffcuch lawns
fine assoriulen, Of ladies fancy dress goods
herages bayadcrc robes painted. swiss jsco-
net, and ct",s-har maslins eottonssles, linens,
hosiery &c. sery large aud choice s,ocs
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DIR. ALEXANDER
SURGEON DENTIST.
DENTAL. SURGEON

sr->, n JORDAN having pcrma-
Ye|sEN neu,ly locaied in Marshall, res.
1IID pectfnlly tenders his services in
the various branches of his profession to the
citizens and glrnit' Al operations entrusted
to him are warranted 10 ae DOM IN ths latest,
improved, and most superior manner
October IS. 1883 l5-N
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JiSr OPENED.

~ HSSRS. CURTIS g. TAYLOR beg
VI leave to inlo!ih heir old friends and
customers, tina, ihcy have associated With
then. 10 their mercantile establishment, d. J.
\. JoUuos and that their business Tor the flu
iufe will be- done under She name and style OF
CURTIS, TAYLOR, 4 co.
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FOR MEM oRII,\\.

OK MN 0INTll w.
IKE Splcaim Passenger PacLd Sicam>
bna' Z +. hinhrH
r. aSarn THE Z. +. klMBAlI, l. ".
F.Brfaf BBuApwriI, t1astes, VII coutln-
ias,'zrS-sa Ne to make regular trips m the
Shreveport trade during the balance Of the
season. leaving each port runcIually as fol-
lows
LrAyrs StW ORLEANS. ItAtts shSrfFronr.
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Issued on als' June, 1854
:. T. DD/IER, J 7.

Received in oaice op this ais, iuno, 1854
aud seri Il the same day 20 tn. editor Of The
Texas Republican fo' publication, according to
law.
WI I. ANDERSON,
5O.3t Constable Panols Go.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11

HVENTR An. MlII.RUAD-NPhN 10 STA UNION
lhespesi niosi Comfortable and Expeditions Arrange
made FOE Travelling to the several Virginia spring.
Lexington. &C. -
Company provided With large additional supply Of
have but change q bag
gage the whole route and present he oAy
line running ArvapA fifses treef.
The ear pass over top mountain Rocknsh Cap
various points presented 10 the
view o. surprising Eradlear and beauty. -..y-
oonnsneinS sO,h q july EXPIRES. Mali Train
will daily between Richnond and stauntop Leave heh
mond NJ, and arrive at staunton at sso 2: n.
BY this line leave fsrsearS And kehmond
at $50 2. n =.
Leave saunton at A. NJ Richmond $50 r n
Returning the SPRING. viii make
With and Alexandria train Eong Northvard and with
the Petersbarg train going south
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ysoa ussossa sssiS ss.lL Eorsa " sAsals
... sraKEs ~


AMERICAN ARTlsTs' UNION. - 80
'INHh AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION, would etfaily
neunee TO the eisns the United ihs
that TOR the purpose Of
out the county, aud uh keSisw enabling
come Sr T%s FfsS q F1 9EHs r,.x Aor
They have dsterminsd In order
their knsIarinEs and thus not ,n employment
number Of arts and others Inspire
WORKS Of on
Cravings. when $4,000 Of them are soid ~ w.
10O,OOO GIETN, actual coat Of n A 6O. moo.
Zach psIeh.,sr q One Dollar Entraylns thsro receives
Which ssus, HIN 70 one q ,hs ON. when thJ
PAINTED IN OIL and HivE Orr TioKErs Win be sspi or ss
Catalogue: ~
Of ht Catalogue together spscimen of one Of
knKrAvinEs, can DO ~ the once paper.
For each Dollar sent
. Gin Ticket, will Immediately be forwarded.
/" ...I .-..t.e AGENTS: ..a' % ,.. s.
The Conmtee believing this
Al UspIAtiso y be materially promoted By energy and
entepr,e Of intelligent Agents. have 10
treat with such on tie most llbe al terms. -
Any person Whaling to become paid
81 Will sncnvl NJ RrrrsS Dollar Eusrayire
~ Information, .' ~ :
On the nnai completion Of the sale, be placed In
the hands CoshrrkE the due
notice OF which will be the United States ana
the Canada - - 1890 >A~
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SECOND SUPPLY

OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
NTALENTlNE, CHhNsBAw & co, have this day received
by the steamers Roanoke and addition
70 their stock OF the styles
Ladies' Gentlemen Misses Boys and
been purchased in New York the prices
sold snail advance for cash. puncua custous they
in part follows
Rich Brocade, Plaid and Striped silks
Black Figured and Plain slks-ail prices
Plaid and str ped Hernann and Grenadine
Plain aud Figured Bareges and Barge De LANES
surcr. French Printed Jaconets and Organizes
french, English and American Lawns and Calicoes
Embroidered Mu,lins; Plaid and striped do
Embroidered Robes and Drilianes, White and Cold
Plain Chailys, Chally Bareges and De Beige
Ginsham,, all qualities, and Furniture prints
Habit and Furniture Dinity, Bonnet Cord
Chemhetes, Collars Sleeves and Handler
Rich and Medium bonnet, Cap and Neck kIband
Ladies', Gentlemen's, Boys Misses and Chdrens gIk
Thread, and Cotton Hose and Half Hose
HombAIne, Alpaca, Canton Cloth, other Mourning Good,
SS and l0s1abe Diaper and Damask
Table Cloths, Napkins Doyies Diapers all ptlcsa
Irish Linens, Linen CAmbTic and Renting
Ladies, Gentlemens Boys Misses Chdrens Gloves
Thread Lsle Swiss and Mu Laees Edgngs Inserting,
yaconet, Cambria, Plain and Checked Swiss Muslin
Cleihs, CassimeTes, Cashmeretit and Twceds
Blk, Sstln valencia and MArselles yestinRs
White and Fancy, COlored Plain Figured DrIlinys
Bed Iickings, Plaid Domestic and Cottcnades,
handsome variety OF Goods for wear heavy Ysmer
Linen and Drillng Burap and variety cotton and
Linen Goods r Servants Clothes
Shirtngs and Cotton 0tnaburgs, &c.
VALENTINE, CRENsHAw a CO.
"a, No %, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
apis Near Capitol square.
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UDAChET BOAT PLOUGHBOY, FOR
L WV CANTON-ACCOMoDATIoN -3sl$S-lfl.rascf8
DAY LlNE--The Subscribers will
running their new boat PLoUGHBoY Capt Ro T. Crouch be-
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON Inst
Grra and hereby offered
70 the travelling publc all night travel berg avoided and
taxing leaving the boat all places in the day time
Saturdays, arriving In New Canton day
Returning-Leave NEW CANTON at A. NJ on
esday and Fridays arriving IN Richmond NJ
day
Boyd, Edmond Davenport.
ofss on 9TH street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
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100000 sSSsMEE 51S 81 ssH n ssf.l


j. D. GOODMAN will from this date,
enr STOCK OF Ready Made Clothing In store greatly
dueed prices o cash ony for the Septem
ber) with large stock Goods wholesale trade er
chan throughout the State will this nd9
respectfully solicited
"a. more varied never Goods better made Ny stock
complete comprising article Of Gardeners Wearing
pare a Of the very latest sty opportunity
me has before been offered In Richmond
The Goods will be sold. J. D. GOODMAN,
No. lS4 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
n B-Clothing In suits
stock large Those want save money by th, great
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11

HALIFAX CUT bERRINGS-n store, for sale BY
II jelO E II. SKINNER, Cary street.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNER SIIP.-The subser.
Der. have mi: day entered into copartnrihp conduct
Merchant Tailoring
opposite the Post once We return thanks the public
past Avors and
unaanre Of the
tended to each Of individually We have hand
leeted stock Of gosds consisting variety
/ request our patrons TO call and examine.
WIN. I. SMITH,
myl6 SAMUEL a BijRCH