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<oRYsTAL MISUNDERSTANDING for TIE


~ EXHIBITION Of the INDUSTRY Of ALL EAfIOh5.-
Open EVERY DAY, teIcsp, Sunday freu Ssnr ~
down Admission The celebrated GkRhASiA SOOAI
n5scrRT N Of h s be-. Ern rSasooS
nencing O'Clock The Palace repe;s vita h
Art and additions az .oii.s
ton Of Paintings numbering Oae
Nv the frs IN the world; over Four hsaoos
and hundreds o specimens Mechanism a. zen
IL from Six Tousa nd different dspos.tors snora
o NAM dsvs Liberal Gwas1 Of Con Aeesh snd
Diromss viii be made erd Of the ystr paisan
vii be- duIy .nnonneed Palace viii Dot Be cv,nee ns
evening for the present. exceph. 1P1H 49, ~ Wv
of which will be the Fourth Of July ,.., 81. ~, D..
THE FOURTH OF JULY viii be cessfssed ~ se oystG ra
are 70 sG oa OF AL NATIONS wiz &c displayed from every
n ~ he buidnr Bell ths Palace VII russ
for one hour commencing at sannse ,,.,..-
@ I ave THREE GRAND CONCERTS On that day and evea-
ps The frs, commencing at II o'clock A. "
The Bel. in Palace will BE- at eeleek n 70 seafy
viii opsn and be followed by he rsssns Of ne Desn
r.ioo Of rndepe By JOHN II. WHITE ksq CITATION
NV The Rev p. n. CHAPLIN
THE SECOND GRAND CONCERT viii teEe place tnneaAtey
,fie he conclusion Of the Grafton
The THIRD GRAND CONCERT viii commence 1t the eoner
sion FIREWORKS exhibited BY ssthofsies whien
will be about 81 o'clock.
A. soon third finished and sssisst time given
10 "''I a wAGSiFfCEVT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS!
M the celebrated PyroschD Isaac Edge Jr Will take place
the Crystal Palace saea BY appofnss M
by the GeImana Bend- . NIL
Thermometers the coolies; place 10 tie cry 49, curr
For the present the price admission De -
DREN UNDER TEN YEARS HALFPklcE, ergyded tie enii
The publh CAUTIONED against rnfehe.ins srghIOOS
TICKETS persons upon the sdewsss S waters are HeqaoH
ly mpo.ed upon by such persons - -, ,., -. a..
obtained the Office OF the oryst rance - 'H'
PFRsONs entering Crystal Palace pernittsd ne
whole day and evening without further charge
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Ssuth h-Membcn Of ths Association Sno
AVE ots .uee the Who have transferred
their requested 70 call 81 me once
MARK A. WILKEs No 22 Brosdwsy, Fulton st. room
No s before he Deeds viii Dc msoe on'
Member who have not tul
q NJ 10 SP NJ B. w WILSON, Secretary.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH
NO MUSKETOES or FEVER and AGUE.-POR
N WARRINGTON PAVILION HOTEL 6HREwSBURl

4 TIE sssbr,ous snl bssstifally essisd summer p
6Istes house FOR surf and It'll bshins. 6shins gssnial
shade and romantic sesnsry. Il snserpesssl &c., IN
four ps daily during the from foos q 1ohsoo 81
ent they every osnss and sseh sese. 9sn1
csded No nuststeesof fever and 1sncitss Seses
caring reomA sAeaA make early application Ase, VITA
let: rebt oloo.
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Wby Dom, He 60 Win6eld S.9R1Np ExoTnSoNS
VRDAY-ony three mile: from the % sSoc in
emily payments only IS Go and ee them siee o
eAe to be bad a. the onss Ee t T HENpALL
u.
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HOTEL snsd sp vish g. - s.srIe..S 2 e ~
spen for visitoss Hsviss 10 B1 h -
senoyt Ter ~ SuDseS ssso0De1AfSonA II 49, ~,suol
NATIONAL HALL sesspiss ., setss $500 ss ~ - =:
saSassss vsv - 20 90 pAs<.
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A NEW VOLUME of LTTTELL's LIVING

n commenced with No 5ea THIS DAY published An exec
,pt oprounty afforded subscribers the
names =, the PUBLICATION OFFICE No Si5 Broadway ,
The beet publication OF its kim In the world Home Journal
,si Its rur her LIrTELL SON & co.
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WARE % o y T.,
rawMlsSION BUSIN ESS

u II. MARTIN has taken the Ware House
ID. a, Benton, six miles above Port 'aaao'
on Soda Lake, and respectfully tenders ms
services TO the Merchants aud Planters oil the
surrounding eouotry in the above business.
Benton is located ben. fflssn miles from
Marshall, and a. shipping point, more seces.
sible than any landing on the iake--be'hg OF
shorter distance and better road.
Boats can come to Benton whenever tnsi
can 70 Port Cadio The rate Of ffeighl- and
Insurance are the same to both places
Ca-h advances made on cotton, II desired
when shipped To our friends in New Orleans
When navigation opens, good supply OF
Groceries viii always be on hand, winch VIII
be sold at a -mal advance on cost. The rat'
Of charges will conform 10 those OF otae'
Ware Houses.
Mr. Martins experience and ssriet s'rsnliof
TO busiuees, induce. hope Ina, he will nen
and receive q due proportion OF patronage
Gotten viii be received BY toe 18th Of October
or earlier Il Srslred.
September 10, 1888 n'-i
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81 Magazine Street. Ner orleans.
n YALE in, \ CO, ~ Magazine street
y. New Orleans, Wholesale Dsaors IN I'm.
ported Staple and Fancy silks and S'row Goods
Laees, Embrodsriss, Chores, Naniiias, Fripges
Hraids, Buttons, Gimps, trimmings Of oHk,nds
Botmets, Srd@ Hats. Ribbons, Artificial
Fiowers, Millinery articles, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods ot all kinds. full and complete
assortment OF every thing in their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Count
ry Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing
{. YALE, JR, a co.
~ Magazine street between
Common and Grayier
Jan. 10, 1888.
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". EAvLfNs. l.. II. DUNCAN
DAWLiNS, DUNCAN g. Co, Cation rae.
IL tors and Commission Merchants, No. 50
Garondclei Street, New Orleans MS Y
REFER ro--James \. Collier, Colonel {. II
Cooper, ". y. Sanders, J. +. Roseborough,
Joseph VI. Taylor, Harrison county, Dr. John
W. Mas-ie, J. J Holloway Rusk county; N.
Trawiek, Jefferson.
We will fn nish Bagging, Rope, and Plan
tation supplies to Planters shipping to The
above honse.
EVANN GREGG & KEY
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JUST RECEIVED,
> 0A - = ~ m -

- W. - ~
Jefferson. Teros,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Iron
w Nails, Castings,
Groceries anil .Siaple Dry Goods
a large stock Of every description OF sup.
plies for
Country Merchants and Farmers.
Tho following ia list Of some Of the leading
articles always kept on hand
900 sacks Rio, iiasana, and Java coffee
20 bbIs brown sugcr.
10 hogsheads do
20 bbls pulycrized and ID tons Tenn Iron
Loaf Sugar;
100 kegs Of nails
90 casks bacon sides,
rs kegs lard;
900 bbls whisky; TOO bbls brandes--ya-
rious brands gin, etc
n boxes If brandy cherries
rs boxes lemon syrup;
100 do caret wine
100 do champagne cider
90 do museai wine
30 do assorted coriials;
30 do ESSENCE Of peppermint;
DO do s,oughton's biilcrs
100 do star candles
100 do tobacco, Of every description;
~ do bar soap
10000 segars, from Cuba skies mp to the finest
Cedar buckr,-, counter brushes, counter
scales, hrooms, bottles, TASKS. decaniers, eorks
and cork screws,
And complete assortment OF Bn Stores,
DC, &c.
Also large supply Of STAPLE and Fanny
D-y Goods, Bonncts, Hats, Boots, and
Shoes, saddley, Re, &C..
Jefferson, March 25, 1891. ab-ly
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CHEAPER THAN ErER.l
rHg
CITi-C II ZAP CASH SToK r.
aopru sfpr OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE
MiRSuAiI. 1EXtS,

MARSHALL. TEXAS,
~ TiIErfURD tenders his most sincere
I j. thanks to the Ladies' and Gentlenien OF
Marshall and vicinity for their very liberal pat
ronage for the Two lAsi years, aud trusts 'fom
the
Great IaiucemeHf' Nor offered.
TO merit continuance Of the same.
now offer KY .teek 90 hand and receiving
Of over six thousand dollars worth, at
Jvcniy,are PER rent on First Cost.
Please call ard SEE whs. BARGAINS
lIouse and goods at cost.
gr All notes. and lat years tickets due.
Please call aud settle, and obhge
&. THETFoRD.
Marshall. April, 1854.
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II CRATIC d. HEWITT, (saecessor to
Tyler a iiewitl,} PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC
DEALER. 80 Camp street, New Orleans lla.
always on hand one of the largest and m0>.
complete selections OF Piano f'prfes in the
southern country, all of which are guaranteed
as good and perfect Instruments. Agents fot
the sale of A. SronARr 4 Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine qualit,
Of tone, purencss of sound, and for neat and
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship. and
are considered by the profession, and competent
judges, to be the finest Pianos made in the
United States. pariicularatteniicu is requested
to their splendid SerpeuiIHo pattern, with Pear
keys, which Is considered one of the finest nov
made.
Hausrr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated Bosro.
PiASos, 6, st, Sc, and octave piecold Piano
Fores, from the factory of "Pleyel 4 CO..
Paris; also Pianlnos, Scmi.Grand aud Grand
Pianos frem the same house.
Old Pianos taken in exchange and part pay.
meu,.
GUITARS, from the house of Hall a. Son,
Spanish and French patterns, NC; Victims, In
large quantities, Melodcons, Seraphiues. Oh.
gans, Flutes iarionet,cs, Brass instruments
of all kinds, Violincellos, Ramos, strings ia
all Instruments, and musical merchandise OF All
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Shoe: Music of all kinds--music received
from the North by every steamer, as soon rs
publishcd church Books, Instruction Books
&c.
Particular attention Is called to the large and
extensive selection of Accorcoons and flu,inss,
which is the most complete and perfec, seec.
ton OF these beautiful Instruments ever Offered
in the southern market
All orders from the country faithfully and
promptly attended TO- liberal discount msds
to Teachers and to Scminares.
HOkATiO ID. HEWITT.
30 Camp ST., New Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1882 y3u9s
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Piano FOrtes &c.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
for sale the largest stock of Pianos
W. Z" in the city, principally from CMicK.
EGIsG and NuSs's and CLARK. Those are un.
quesliouably the best manufacturers in the T.
States. Also, at all times Guitars from Mar.
I.S, together with Violins, Aceordeous, etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-.
eeptors, etc, ey.
HENRY PARSONS,
10 Camp street, New Orleans.
Jan. \, !s.s3. al7-ly
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JiiEtfoKD ~ NiisNpN.
May II, 1883 nio-ly.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

NAiI ABLE LAND FOR SALE.
MIGRANTS and Others who may be de-,
! sirous Of purchasing lands, either for set
tlemcnt or speculation, nre informed That
Su Handrcd and EiGhig Acres
Of valuable land, well waiered, and iimbrred,
can be purchased on accommodating terms
SAID land is situated six miles north Of Mar.
shall, and twelve miles from Port Caido, the
shipping pom, Of this section
This land is susceptible Of being divided,
and viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Title uudoubted For further particulars,
apply TO u \. JENNINGS.
Marshall, March IS. 1854, d1-it
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Furniture Mere at IAsti

TUrW1tUCC I1CTV III IsdS1E
WE would invite the attention Of our
w friends, and the public generally, to our
(larg. and well -.lecied) stock Of furniture
now on hand and daily receiving
bureaus, Beisieads, Tables,
Stands, .Sateg, Wiiion Ware, sts,
Chars u oil kinds,
which we offer low for cash. Those wishing
to pun, hase anything in our line, will do web
to give Us a cali, and examine our stock aud
prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
Gall at the old stand Of King Thetords in
Marshall
THETFORD a. WILSON.
Nav Il. 1859 ntJ-ly.
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No. - camp Street. Nep orleans.
DAPER Of every description furnished to
l order, at very short notice.
y u Agent. Tor J. d. McCrpary's fancy
eoloFed, hook, and news printing Inks, at New
Work prices.
v3n25y HENRY l.. POTTER.
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Philadelphia Saddlery WareAoux..

SIGN ot THE GOLDEN UoRsEHEAD,
No. 6 Maggsiae street, and No. ~ Canal sir,.
O. MAGE & kNEASS Manufac,u.
rers and Importers of Saddlery and
~ Saddlery Hardware, Harness, Trunk,
Carpe, Bags, &c; Leather, Materials, and
Findings for Saddlers, Coach Trunk, and
Shcemakers, comprising one Of the larg,.,
and most complete asscrtments TO be found in
this city,
PLousus-Carey, Dudley, and Peacock
Ploughs, OF every description and size.
REcALrA--I o. 0. r., Masons. and =. Of r.
Regalin, and Paraphernalia Of every dcscrip
ton the largest and most complete assert.
men, to be found in the United States
iNrIA RUBBER BETTING, PACKING, &C.
Magee and kneass are the principal agent,
for the Boston Betting Company, for the sale
Of India Rubber Beltingauj Packing for steam
Joints and boilers Hose OF every size, 20.
gelhcr with n complete assortment of all de.
scFptons of lndin Rubber Goods, which they
offer al the lowest market rates
II Look for the Large Horse standing in
the door at Magazine street,
January !, 1884. ",
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" A. HANNEY l. co, (successorr; q
W. j. Brcwster,) Wholesale Deleoys !,
French and A~er'can Hats, Caps, StraW Goi,.
Umbrellas, de-, No. ~ Common st, n. Orican,
Jan. 10, 1884. v3n36-iy.
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PERU N cry.

A CHOICE assortment Of perfamcry, ~
"A oils, pomsdcs, cooking extracts, jess
Lind HAIR gloss, variegated and fancy SOP
shaving compounds, eologneu, hair dyes, =
hair tonics, from the celebrated Establishes
Of JuLKs HAuEL & Co., Philadelphia, ipf ~
ut the City Drug Store.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
April. %, 1854. "
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WELRY.
JOSEPH r. PRE- WITT r. co,
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution.
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This wonderful genius soon grew mute, and
expired driveller His friends attribute this
sudden alteration of his faculties, to the an
noyances of M. Leon Pillet, then manager Of
the Grand Opera, plagued him withal, during
the rehearsals of Don Sebasten. NJ. Pillet In
sisted continually upon changes in the situa-
ton and in themusic Donizetti made them,
but with great regret. At the last rehearsal,
however, his discomfort could be no longer
controlled-in the fifth act Barrollhet sang IN
der charming barcarolle "Pecheur de Ia
rive; the first strophe was received inyolun-
tary brayos by the orchestra, and the second
even with greater enthusiam--M. Pillet insis.
ted upon his obliterating this second strophe
Donizetti grew angry, and he left the opera
house without making reply. A friend who
accompanied him, remarked that shortly after
he left the opera his head fell down on bis
breast, his eyes grew dim. his lips trembled-
from that moment his situation rapidly became
worse; the critics were severe on Don Sebas-
ten. and their harshness stung him 10 the quick.
II a short time they had to carry him to Pri-
vate mad house near Paris; according to MS
desire he was carried to Bergamo, his native
city be reached there in April, 1s49.
The Italians had just won a great victory
over the Austrians at Goito it was celebrated
with Italian enthusiasm in Bergamo; the pop
ulation poured into the streets, cheers were
rai~ed continually, the cannon pealed. the bells
chimed carols. Hearing all this noise. Doni-
zetti's reason seemed to return to him again !;
raised himself up in his bed, murmured -
= Country Freed 70 and fell hack corpse.
His posthumous opera, which the Theatre
Lirique IS now playing, is in every respect
worthy of him, and is nightly received with a
great deal of enthusiasm.