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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-30
CHEAPER 7HaN ErER''
CITY-C ZAP CAS- !! SIo TX T.,

socrn sipH ot rus PUBLIC SQUARE
MARSHALL, TEXAS,
~ THETfORD tenders his mos, sincere
I h. thank. to the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF
Marshall and vicinity ior their very liberal pat
ronage for the ,.o pact years, and trusts from
the
Greai inducements Nor OVered
To merit a continuance Of the same.
now oilcr my s,ecs on hand and receiving
Of over six thousand dollars worth, at
Irenfy>fre per cent on First Cost
Please call and see wha, BARGAINS.
House and goods at cost.
lr Al notes, and last years tickets due
Please call and settle, and oblige
&. TuETFOKD.
Marshall, April. ls5t
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G. GRrsG. RI ORE
q. q. GREGG Il CO.,

y. q. bhlAHs H. "hI's
q. q. GREGG Il CO..
(On The Yves, side Of the Public Square,
MARSHALL, TEXAS,
AT T1iF ON STAND or GREGG 4 kEI
NNHERE we viii lie most happy To serve
w our old frierds and the public genera ny
as dealers in Dry goods, Hirdsarc. Cutlery
Wood Mare, QHeeasieafe, Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, Bpots, Shoes, Ready Made Ciofhiag,
Ntaooi Honls, Stat,onerg DC, dc, where ALI
articles generally found in country stores, can
be had on the most favorable terms for cash
or on time TO good prompt paving customers.
We tender ogr sincere thanks TO HE people
of Harrison and adjoining counties for That
patronage 50 literally extended for The past
nine years. to our Mr.. q. q. Gregg. during hts
connection witt, the late hrms of Evans, Gregg
a. Key, and Gregg Il Key, and mos, respect
fully solicit continuance Of the same TO our
new firm, hoping by straight forward fair,
upright course IN business, to merit the con.
idence of the people and libefal share OF trade,
pledging ourselves to place eur customers
on an equality, IN every respect, with those oi
the hes, houses in Marshall, An ne ask i, a
air rial
Marshall, Jannsay IL, 1881.
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EDWARD THOMPSON. WILLIAM l.. 49,
I>HOMPSON, ALLEN, & CO.. nA
i Grocers, and Dealers in rhc'ce "'m'
Liquors, Nos. ~ and 20 Common stree"
Orleans.
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PERU N cry.

A CHOICE assortment Of perfums1,7
~ ois, pomades, cooking sxtracts,
Lind M gloss, variegated and fancy
shavina Aenpounjs, colognes, hair dyss
hair tonies, from the celebrated estsb',s
Of JULES HAukL H. Co, Philadelphia ~
at the City Drug Store. cxl
YOUNG l. JOHNSOr
April, ~, 1864.
|CNGARs. Chewing, md smoking rs'p
~ choice articles, for sale at the ~ n
Store. YOUNG = ''''
April 80 1887, i
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W. RAwLiss. l.. II. DUNCAN
DAWLiNS, DUNCAN T. Co, Cotton Fac.
IL tors and Commission Merchants, No. 50
Garondelet Street, New Orleans rs '
REFER ro--Jnmes Y. Collier. Colonel &. n.
Cooper, w. 3. Sanders, J. =. Roseborourh,
Joseph N. Taylor, Harrison county; DR.. John
w. Massie, J. J. Holloway Rusk county; N.
Trawick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Bagging, Rope, and Plan.
tation supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, L. KEY.
SAM. HENDERSON. ALEX. HENDERSON.
$. n A. HENDERSON, Il Co,
CUCCESSORS to Li,tlejohn T. Henderson,
~ Wholesale Groc rs, No. 81 Magazine st.
corner Of Na'ehez, New Orleans.
Jennnrv Z, 1889. iv.
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wv A. HANNEY Il co. (successors; n
w. J. Brews,srJ Wholesale Dslesrs /,
French and American Hats, Caps, Stree 0ocI,,
Umbrellas, de-, No. ~ Common ~, n. Or.sasa'
Jan. 10, 1854. v3n20-ly,
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- q. NELSON 4 CO., Comm,ssioM Me-.
D chants, Nex Orleans.
=. O. Nelson New Orleans; T.. Banksu
New Orleans; II. &. Walker, Memphis, Tenn
late Cashier Branch Union Bank; TIA. Mi.
.nn Athens, Ala VI m =
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JOSEPH II. PALMER, JANIS n. aAaseY.
JOSEPH II. PALMER L. CO, Imp~sv,
u and Wholesale Dealers in Fosvi1N snd D.,
nestle Dry Goods, ~ Camp street, above Grav.
Ter New Orlesna
Jam 10. 1882. v3n2 Sly
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Marct

kICHMOkD MARKETS, March IS
The Breadstufs market remains in the condition it
has maintained for several days past The Tobacco
marketi animated, with heavy arrivals
FLoUR.-No transactions to base quotations upon.
:! 80 offered for Canal and declined
sWHEAT.-W quote still at 81 .60f0 81 65
CORN -75d Doc. per bushel, according to quality
ToBACco-Lugs new, $4.750$o.50; do. old Sc a
$3.50. Leaf S70Sl25o common do, 81 5oa $s:
good, $90$ll; fine manufacturing. $l10$l3 So The
receipts are heavy, breaks large and market brisk
LONDON TosAcco MARKEDLY the last steamer
we have the following quotations of Tobacco in the
London market, Feb. 23d:
Maryland yellow, per h.. in bond, 608a COLOUR
st9os; light brown and leafy, a 05!: brown, 4a4I.
virginia, hne Irish and spin, 6l07I; middling ditto
s4G6 fine long light leafy, 81 az good and middiins
ditto; Saes ordinary light and dN, 5; fine b. sweet
scent tg64 middlinR ditto, AS; part black, 4a5;
ord. and heated Sass; stripped, fine o. 10; mid
ding, 8k0iO; ordinary and short 840l0
keEtncky hne light lugs, leafy a 05I; middiins to
good 404a middiing light and dry. 4d4s fine black.
45ao middiing and good binary, 4a4s ordinary and
mis ss04. stript leaf, fine light lesfy, 9aiO; mid
In both London and Liverpool. Tobacco was repre-.
sented firm.
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CMITH's GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES.

illustrated edition Of SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND
ATLAS TO which has been added ANCIENT GEO.
This work has been very much enlarged. embel-
lishcd with new illustrations throughout. dssigned
expressly for it. critically corrected and thoroughly
revised SO as to conform to the Of the United
8 ates for ls5ato that of Great Britain and Ireland
March. 1851 and to the latest that could be obtained
of other countries
The acquisition of territory to the United States
the discovery of the mineral wealth of California and
Australia, and the establishment Of steam cennuni-
cation between remote parts OF the earth, have
greatl y increased geographical knowledge.
The information thus obtained has been carefully
collected and inserted in this edition u has been
not only necessary correct the Of former edi
TONS but to add maps of the States of Calitor.
tia and Texas of the territories of Oregon, Wash.
ington. Utah, New Mexico, Nebraska, and the coun-
tries of Mexico and Central America. which has been
done from the latest aud best authorities.
large map of the Roman Empire 10 also added, to
aid in the study of Ancient Geography.
By system of Emblems and Abbreviations con.
ssting of stars crosses, books, steamboats,, &C.
spciously arranged all the maps representing the
Grand Divisions of the globe-tse Government, Re-
Iigion State of Society, Populati"n Navigation, &C.
of the important countries become apparent at
the first glance, and by thus calling into simultaneous
exercise the powers of the mind and eye mpre ssions
m'de more abiding than by any other means
whatever.
Besides all this, the work is rendered still more
valuable and complete by the addition of compen-
dunn of Ancient Geography, which will be found as
interesting and Instructive as the more extended
treaties on this subject.
The Atlas has been not only thoroughly revised
corrected and enlarged as stated above but also con-
tains a large number of new and interesting statist
cal tables from the of the United States and
other sources 1t will be in stiff covers only.
set of questions, for general revision, appended
to the work, which will be found of great conveu
fence to the teacher and aid TO the scholar in bring
ing definitely and distinctly to his mind, in con-
densed FORM the main features Of the subject he has
gone over.
These improvements and additions will greatly en-
nance the value of the work, and if the views and
method of the author fully carried out, much val
liable time of the pupil will be saved, and great labor
the part of the teacher avoided
ALSO PUBLISHED,
Revised editions of SMITHS PRIMARY GEO
GRAPHY, which was expressly prepared to meet a
ant of the public in respect to Primary Geogra-
ply and hence is literally what its name denotes =
The plan is entirely original and far as it goes the
book is complete within ITSELF
Also, an improved edition of SMITHS QUARTO
GEOGRAPHY.
The above Books for sale by
J. w. RANDOLPH,
NH 14-d12t 12l Main street, Richmond
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

UR. DRAIs kKD cufi W c0nsuiLea NJ TIE
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, until March 18th. He b
awaiting the report OF the Committee on Correspond-
.pce In this city.
On. BRAfnERD has restored psasons to perfecf
eight, in cases Of partial end total blindness Of from
ii weeks TO SIS years standing by from 10 seconds 10
minuteS spplication BY scientific method, of his
own discovery, without cutting pain or wash.
Dr. B. has also cured cases Of Inflammation Of VA
hous snd sggrsvsted grades; pain FROM, and intole
Of lisht far sightedness loss Of sight from
age, and ear-sighteduess-all Of which have re-
NAMED permanent to the present moment.
Advice or treatment given to the poor gratis.
vuho r.
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MISSING PACKET SHIPs.-The fine packet ships
Waterloo and Leviathan, which both cleared from
New York, for Liverpool, on the 18th December
are given up as lost, with all on board. The Wa
terloo was commanded by Captain Edmund Har-
vey, and her officers and crew numbered &c. The
Leviathan was commanded by Capt. Rufus Knapp
and had % persons on board. The Constitution for
Havre, with her cargo, valued at $270, 900, is
also, no doubt, lost She sailed on the cath of De
cember. The Leviathan and cargo were valued at
S3oO,0Oo and the Waterloo and cargo at $l25, O0O
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ALBANY OvERFLowED.-The ice in the Hudson
river blocked up on Friday about mile below AL
bany, and the water rising considerably on Satur.
day. the whole of the lower part of that city was
inundated. A correspondent of the N Y Tribune
says that the pier and quay were totally submerged
and together with the lower part of the city are
traYersed only by small boats
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ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
passenger car and baggage car ran off the track
OF the Central road last Sunday just above Gotham
Albemarle, while going up. Fortunately no one
was hurt and the cars sustained but little injury
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SENT ON.-The penitentiary convict,
James Lee, who was arrested and Gagged last Sat.
urday for stealing piece of calico from Mr.. c. A.
Gwatkin, was examined before the Mayor yester.
day, and sent on to the Hastings Court to answer
to the charge of commit ting larceny the second
time, conviction for which will ensure his con.
fiuement in the eoitentiary
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HusTINGs CoURT.-Recorder Pulliam and
presiding. This Court commenced its March term
yesterday, with aheavy docket to dispose Of
Kidaapping.-The first criminal case disposed
OF, was charge against Alexander A. Thompson a
white man, charged with kidnapping free negro
named Charles Barnes in Washington city, and
bringing him to this city to sell the4th of Febru.
airy last. In order to get the accused back to the
District OF Columbia, where he committed the
crime, and where he ought to be legally tried, at
the request of the Commonwealth Attorney, the
court ordered nolle proseqai to be entered, and
he was discharged. Immediately after this Thomp-
son was taken into custody by the u. s. Marshal
and carried before Judge Halyburton for examine.
ton.
Arson.-Frances slave to Mrs Helena Robinson.
of Falmouth, charged with setting fire to NJ s.
Coopers house ON the 9th of February was put
upon trial. and after hearing the evidence and ar.
gument OF counsel, was decided to be not .guiLty
and discharged. Frances was in the service of Mr..
Cooper at the time his house fired, and was the
only person who had access to the garrett where
the flames were first discovered. She acknow-
lodged to being in the garrett with lighted candle
but short time before the alarm was given.
MUrder.-Perry, slave to Capt. Charles Dim
mock, charged with the murder of Abram slave to
Joseph R. Anderson, on the 23d of February, was
set to the bar but owing to the absence of a mate
rial witness, his trial was postponed to the next
term of the Hastings Court.
PoisoniRg.-Sally, small negro girl, charged
with attempting to poison Mr.. VIM. Jennings In
FAINT with laudanum, was tried and acquitted
Resigmed-The Court received the resignation
of Mr.. Chas. Howard, its Clerk. and elected pro
tempore, Mr.. Robert Howard, who has been en-
gagged in the Office number of years. and is there.
fore most admirably qualified to discharge its ardu-
GUS and important duties
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We announced yesterday the death of Capt. J.
S. Ingles, at sea- on the way to California The
name should have been printed Inelee
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ALExANDR1A.-On Friday last, George P. Wise,
Mayor elect. was sworn into Office in presence of
the Councils of Alexandria At the same session
Robt. Jameson was elected President of the Board
of Aldermen, and Thos. NJ White President of the
Common Council
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GOING FOR HIMSELF.

The only pure, unadulterated and undenia-
BILE truth announced by the white coated
philosopher of the New York Tribune, is
that which is contained in report of late
speech of his at public meeting, in which
be said, "he went for himself" That is the
real handspring of all his extravagances
He takes up philanthropy as trade. Abo
litionism, fourierism, agrarianism spiritual
ism, are his wares, which he peddles with
view to the main chance,-his pocket. He
sets up for great Reformer of Society. sec.
ond only to Martin Luther What would the
world have thought of Martin Luther if he
had shamelessly avowed that he event for
himself" and that all the pother he was rails.
ing was merely to advance his own interests
This is precisely the avowal, which the New
Iork reformer IN an unguarded moment, has
s0neredto escape his lips The avowalis in
complete conformity with his conduct. Two
OF three years ago New York journal pub.
isned cool and mastery ANALYSIS of the
mental and moral organization of this great
philosopher, which we must epdeavour -
look up and re-publish 1t was a good th;p,,
ltgave like like portraiture Of This ,n.s
who goes for himself; whose philanthropy
80 far from costing him any thing, is AN art;
Gle which he cultivates for the pence he con
sell It fori who would see the Shin af st.to
60 to wreck and ruin provided he could ri nm
der few valuables from the sinking y asse,.
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Eg What dreadful disease is Scrofua! How it
battles 1.-THE skill of physicians Yet how easily it
yields TO the virtues of CART ER's SPANISH MIXTURE
The discovery of that singular remedy should rank
among the highest in science 1t fails Try it.
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GPRING STOCK FOR l854.-The sub
~ scriber has just returned from the North and
having purchased select stock of Cloths Cashmere
Driliines Cashmerets Vestings and other styles OF
ceive orders for clothing He will in few days offer
for sale large stock of ready made clothing of his
own manufacture, at extremely low prices as he is
determined TO prove that he sell good city made
garment at low price if not lower than that of
Northern manufacture. His stock furnishing goods
is very complete having paid particular attention to
that branch. A. LEVY
No. SO Main Street, opposite City Hete
NH ID sign ofthe Red Coat
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CRossIsG THE BLUE RIDGE.-The loco
motive Rockfsh crossed the mountain on the tenn
porsry track yesterday evening. The big engine
sent up for the purpose will cross in a few days.
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Two daguerrean operators at the gallery of Maui
ry & Silsbee in Boston came near being killed by
the explosion of gas with which they were expert
menting a few days since. One of Maury's eyes
was blown out OF his head, and Mr. Getchel had
his leg broken. The effects in the gallery were
shattered by the explosion.
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Drunk AND FIGHTNG.-Richard Munday
ana Eiiza kennon, captured on Sunday night
las anc Gagged, for lighting in the street. were held
20 pan Tor their good behaviour in the sum of $50
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Wes'T LEAvE.-George Jones, an eman.
cipatea negro was sent on to the Hastings Court
for refusing 70 leave the Commonwealth = directed
by law.
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Loss.-The loss on Mr.. Jenkins, house
which was burned on Sunday night, IL est;msts
at sa5o0 70 1000, and Is fully covered by insu.
raj ce.
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We are indebted to the Hon. r. NJ. T
Hunter for copy of his able speech in the
y. s. Senate on the Nebraska BILL
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Observation-Disclosures, slave to Ina. a
Walker, Gagged for being out after hours, was al
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CTEAM CANDY MANUFACTURER

- TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS Take NV "a.
vice, ahd when you buy CANDIES. see that Won get
Iehsoie article. Do not buy the poor n,iserabIa
sae Nofshefn stun, that some persons would naI,,
on on you but go to B0SSlEGx'S and get pscI.
sse OF oil superior STEAM CANDY, made az The
sold at the price as the inferior ariep ana
~, =. o. LOUIS j. BOSSIEUx
1In lt-oln No 1b7 Mair ~
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MISSING PAPER.-The warrant of COM
mitment in the case of Alexander A. Thompson
which Judge Halyburton desired to see last Satur-
misplaced had been filed in the Circuit Court
Clerks office, with the ha5eas corpus by which
Thompson was brought before Judge Meredith,
and was produced to the U. s. Marshall, by Mr..
E. Robinson, clerk ofthe Richmond Circuit Court,
yesterday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

New MUsIc.-We are indebted to Messrs.
musical publications
Vocal EXERCISES, in two parts, for Sing
ing Glasses; by f. Luchessi. WESTON S
QUIcKsTEP by Albert Holland HAMILTON
VILLAGE POLKA; by Vincent C-urda. GER
TRUDE ScHoTTIscH; by j. W. Ranken. MY
BoYHooD DAYS; ballad by Saml T..
Hatch, music by G. p. PiccioH. LIFE S
HAPPY MOMENTS; ballad arranged for the
Piano Forte.
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AccIDEsT.-Yesterd afternoon about s

AcclDEST.-Yesterday afternoon about 2
o'clock, horse attached to wood-cart took fright
near the Central depot, and ran away The dri-
yer, small white boy, was thrown from the cart,
and the wheels passing his body, he was seri-
ously injured. little girl, aged some six years,
was run over and badly hurt. The girl, whose
the boy was taken to the Medical College. Both
received the necessary medical assistance
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FIRE.-Last night, between and o'clk,
a fire broke out i'll the stable of Mr.. Darius Steb-
bins on Broad street, near Third, which was en-
tirely consumed, together with the paint shop of
Mr.. N. d. Hargrove, and the barber shop OF E.
White. We did not hear how the fire originated
but suppose it was the work of an incendiary.
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SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE WTNFS-
- - baskets Golden Cluster London Club ana
ether brands of genuine Importation Lover ~ =
prIms wine can BE- accommodated
mil BRowN SHOOK.
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The New York Tribune, of the 10th is
chiefly taken up with Nebraska and Spiritu.
alism. Negro humbugs, and Ghost stories!
What queer set must be the readers. whose
tastes demand such nufriment. -
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SPRING TRADE OF 1854.
TO UNTRY MERCHANTS
q MERCHANT e, WESTGER No

~ MEhCf1AN1 q WESIGEh, NO.
Ma 112 Main street, have received and opened the
largest and best stock of Ready made CLOTHING,
for Spring and Summer, they have offered for
expressly for this trade, and will be sold as low as
they be bought in any market In addition to
their present stock, they will continue receive
from their factory large supplies weekly that til cir
stock will be always fresh and desirable.
Also, on hand, a large stock of Shirts fancy and
white; Fancy Goods, of every description; Rubber
Goods, of all styles Under Shirts and Drawers Ho-
sery of every style and quality, and every other
ticle usually to be found in clothing house.
S. MERCHANT Il WEISIGER
NH IA No. 1l2 Main st.
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THk STETHoscorE-We have ,eceivea
the February and March Numbers, bound in
one of the Stethoscope, monthly period.
cal journal, which 10 now the Property and
organ Of the Medical Society of Virginia II
Is edited by DR.. Thos. P. Atkinson, assisted
by several other medical ger tlemen. II has
our best wishes for it, success
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ICE! ICE !!-NOTICE TO THE CT
Il TIZENS OF RICHMOND.-The subscribers
have on hand and will receive large supplies of
NORTHERN ICE during the season, which they
will deliver to their old customers and the public ge-
neraly, at the lowest market prices They are pre-
pared to make engagements for the entire season.
Applications made to either of the subscribers will
meet with prompt attention.
GRIFFIN & TAYLOR.
~ Orders can be left at the Wall street Hotel.
or at the Ice-House, on the Dock.
NH 14-lIt*
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS IL am in
H. receipt of large assortment of
CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE.
direct from the manufacturers, of many new and
handsome shapes and patterns; to which, with a
choice stock of FANCY GOODS. LOOKING
the particular attention of both wholesale and retail
purchasers.
Being determined to reduce my stock, with a view
of making change in my business inducements will
be offered to punctual customers, persons purcha.
sing for cash.
Special attention paid to packing and the delivery
of goods in good order.
HUGH A. WATT
NH 14-dIm No 78 China Hall
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BEAUTIFUL SITES FOR VILLAS,
~ COUNTRY SEATS, OR MARKET GAR
DENS, AT PRIVATE SALE.-We offer at private
sale, Jig acres OF Land lying Brook Turnpike one
mile from the city, which will be divided into lots of
10 or 20 each, may be desired This land lies
beautifully, being well elevated and with fine oak
groves
Consi !ering its beauty of location and proximity to
the city, as well as the great enhancement of pro-
perry in its vicinity which is daily taking place. an
such property. We offer bargains in this property.
and on liberal terms Apply to
NH Ia ct TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts