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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-16
MARSHALL INSTITUTE.
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS,
Marshall, Harrison county Teras
THIS Institute, situated in a retired part OF
the beautiful town Of Marshall, will be
opened for the reception of pupils. on the Sd
Monday in September, and continue Ia months.
The design of the Principal Of this ertablish-
ment, |. to furnish parents and guardians all
the facilities of Il PERMANENT school for the
education of their daughters and wards with
all the advantages of well furnished, commo-
dcus building, ample apparatus, and highly ed
ucated, experienced teachers. The course OF
instruction will be most thorough, in the lowe
and higher ENGLISH BRANCHES, with particular
attention to MATHEMATICS Latin and French
viii also beAnught; the latter by a native
Frenehman, a graduate Of one of the most eel
ebretcd universities on the continent
The Music Department will be under the
control of u teacher who is equally competent
to instruct upon the Organ, Piano, or Guitar,
In word every effort viii be made to present
all the advantages of older and long established
schools, IN other paris of the country, The
discipline Will he administered kindly and
firmly by the Principal Pupils will be required
to attend public worship on the Sabbath the
Principal always giving the parent or guardian
the privilege of selection among Ia. four
churches in the village, a, the time OF en-
trance.
The rates Of ,uitien and board are aS for
lows per session of 10 months,
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Masonlc Female Institute.
| THE Executive Board Of Manav,r.. sn,o;,.
| l. ID BY Marshall Lodge No. "a snnourc. IN
the public that the eth srss;on ~ The Ir.,;,...
commenced on tho Third Monday in Sen,.m.
Der and viii continue ten month. .rh,,.;r.
two, sess,bns-but no vacation Al In eIo.s
the kfst-under the direction Of the follcs
vAcu,rv
Rev. Tuo. B. Wu.o,. u n p..,;I..,
| Miss MARTHA L,TrLry,Yrn W., pr;rr;cc
| Miss Su...U ro.rx. r.,,,:.I y;,.r.,.,s
| Mi.s [. CosxyIn Jrsr Tr,s~-nfaI nxnu,,
,ssf and Er,nck
| Miss ELIZA N Rrrro. p,;sarv D.c~r,,,.r,
Miss ARApvILA J.,xrrr Juss' Mn,,c p,,ra
and Guitsr.
Miss 1. CoRrxLIA June, Music, Orsan
ID DAxror-u, Pyofesso, of vaeai u,,,;c
osvsss Of study, anA Charger Ser ses.
siss, Twsaty Weeks.
PKinAHy DErAnTSESr.--Ofthogra
Reading, and wr..,,g, per session Ct
hve months, 4i0 90
Skcosp JUNIOR CLAss.---Elemcntsry lrs.
sons IN Arithmetic, Grammar, ueo.
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phisi-
ology, and History 4l3 so
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$500 REWARU:!i


STOP THE NtK - T. r Z r.
'I>IE above reward will be given ny the
! undersigned, for the apprehension OF Jt.S-
SE e. RI SSEI.i, who murdered W. J.. lInr-
per, in Hopkins county Texas, on the 18th Of
May 1854, without cause or psovocstion.
DESC KlPIlON.
Said Russell Is about five feet nine OF ten
inches high, abou, thirty five years Of age, black
half and slightly curled inclined to he bald.
the hair being thin on the top Of the head ;
black eyes heavy black beard quick spoken !;
iii weigh cbou, 1853 pounds. One Of his
wrists is crooked.
The friends Of justice -il look out for him
The reward is secured by responsible parties,
IN connection with the undersigned. and be.
sides the county vouehes for it. payment.
GEO, ". HARPER.
Tarrsnt. Hopkins county, Texas
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N1UTlCE-i invite the attention Of the psb'
liz 10 my Iargs stock Of staple Goods
Itch / o6r, for sale At very low prices. con-
',.,,nc Of Lime, white and red Lead, green and
."llos Paints, Putty, Window GIasa, lard,
Noe castor, and Inseed Oi!s, copal, japan. lea
H. and iron Vsrnish, G II and Mil Segments,
lin and Machine Banda, Nails, Castings,
Chains, Wagon and Buggy Harness, Collars,
Name. aud Wagon Traces, Iron, Steel and
C.,tinps, Straw Cutters, Saddlery, Brides,
w.,,,npsies, and large assortment Of staple
Inv Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware and
c,oekcry, stone and glass Jars.
A large assortment Of Shoes and Boots,
handles, vines. -yrups, cordials, pickles, lard,
.aner,, bacon, -four, molasses, sugar, coffee,
,rs., fish, whiskcy and London porter.
WIN. H. COBBS.
Port Caddo, Aug. 20, 1854. Am
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LOST.
EDWARD c, BEAXLEN'S Conditional
II and Unconditional Headlight Certificate.
The conditional Is o. l. t,h clast, dated 9Th
September, ,sAl, the unconditional No asi,
An class, dated 7th October irlA. for SIX hun.
bred aud forty acres Of land, issued by the
Board of Land Commissioners for Harrison
County Il not found within the time pre-
scribed by law, shall apply to the proper OH
cers for duplicate
Tt\is BRAKEMAN, Assignee.
August ~, 1854 W
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rLANTEN,S iiullSE.

BY J. Wright, Jefferson. 7eras.
- THE Proprietor having leased this
well known house from MAJOR D. Fig
AA ures, would most respectfully beg leave
TO inform his friends, and the public generally
that h- il prepared to render the best aceoin
modaiions, upon very moderate terms, and
hope. to receive liberal share Of patronage,
liz has also the best Of arrangements fol
providing for travellers horses.
Jefferson, July l., 1854 ~ Nv
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}. a. vvryR yn.Uvsx. n.w. vysvs
J. A, FiFFE II SONS.

"E are now resolving ffon New Orleans,
w neat and we'll selected stock Of gooda,
consisting Of Dry GonSs, Hsrdrsre, Queens
~are, Uisssrsve, Shoes end Hooss, Hsss end
Cops, Lsd,es and M.:~s Honnets, end Reed,
Mex Cicshirx, al Of which we are pricing .,
very short profits Our goods have been se-
lectsd with care, and will be sold A. low ~ we
cnn afford, and with a view 10 rapid sales. We
solicit you to call and jstgs for yoursslvsA
" We are selling nione for CASH.
Marshall, March vs.. 1854. 3j-tf.
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|I7H4 -
n r. W l}O q ID 4

NEnre now receiving and opening At our
w New Stand, Corner store, adjoining
Young & Jolinsons Drug Store.) n large a.
.ortmcnt of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
Char Stock, which il sniirei. rem. has been
carefully selected in the be., Northern markss..
We will be in daily reeeir, Of additions 10
on: assortment during the ne.t twenty days;
and our stock when complete, viii not " SUI.
passed By any In this market
We ask be favor Of our old friends and the
public generally, to give Us Y share VI thsis
patronage.
II. \ r. II. KEY.
Marshall. March 10, "a. aS-tf.
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THE MEi.u.PEA<.

THE MELO.PEA<
THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
i that he has made arrangement with the
manufacturers, for the sale Of the above newly
invented ana patented Musical Instrument
invented and manufactured by IL. B. Horton
s. CO., Akron, OHIO.
A specimen Instrument just received, may
be seen by calling ON the subscriber.
In view of our precu'ions navigation, appli-
cation without, DELAY. Is solicited Of those who
wound secure for Themselves this pride and Of
ns,nen, Of the paror, and delightful choir IN
-,ruInent, They can be sen, with perfect safe
iy to any part of .iss country.
DESCRIPTiON ere.
The Nelo-pvan varies In compass from i've
10 six ocia,.s In size II j, smaller than a
Piano, but in shape very much Ike tina, lnsiru-
ment.
The Instrument must be heard to be appre-
eIated--for ia d-n tongue can best sound It's
own PRAISE, snd illustrate It's inmiiabie iaods-
s'icn snd peri.c, harmony with the human
voice. by reason Of Which ii has already worked
It's way to the hearts of muiti,udes OF happy
families, and caused il to hecom. highly pop.
ular as an accompaniment 10 the social nnd
sacred song
lis power ear he made amply sufficient 70,
large choir, aud no Instrument In the world
hartronzcs so perfectly with the hanan voice
II seldom get. out Of repair and may be
used for years without getting out Of tune
Price wares according 10 sise. and also
whether single " double sets OF reeds.
Terms made known on application,
d. DANfDRTH.
Nh The subscriber win also give in-,rue
ton on the Instrument. Also tune and repm
II ID IL, &C
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c. II. WILLIAMS retains the stock and all
the assets of the concern, will pay all the Ia
blies, ard with An Increased stock OF new
goods, soon to be received, viii continue tie
business on his own account, and socits Gus
toners. G. II. WILLIAMS.
August 20, ls5l-5I
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S,.,,nrs,y =, Low n,;... .,s eo.,sll.S he no
house In tbe south md h, fex IN the Nor,h
In, stock co,on,;.o. noots !, e.sre seoa,, .
ment of Ii,cratn,r' History. Biovynohy Trayel
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Ne ~ FIR ~

WILSON. DADE. r. CO.
(Ncrth-eass corner Of the Public Square, op.
posite the Planters tiotei.)
vI>ilE undersigned having formed n partner
L ship In the mercantile business, beg leave
to Inform the public tina, they have ON hand 1
good supply Of 'iai!, and Fancy Dry Gocds
Hardwars, Qnssnsma {, dc. and expect soon
to add largely to their present stock.
We intend Offering unusual inducements In
the way of prices, well ~ goods, and shall
BE- pleased to hay. you call on us, that we may
convince sou II is your inter.s; 10 give ~ .
liberal share Of your patronage. Hoping "
mer,, all we ask, We are
Your obcdicnt servants.
JAMES n. WILSON,
LEE N. rADE.
Marshall. Jan. I. 1854 n2i-l5.
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PLANTATION GOODS

PLANTATION t'ooD>.
WE are now IN receipt Of and offer , for sale, sale
and extensive stock of Plantation Goods. con-
sls'ing Of
IS pieces bes, ker~eys and white LIrseys
As do plaid ldpseysl
30 do rwced- and Jeans
TO do Sstinel., grey, black and fanny
~ do fhnuels, all eoor-
80 do new STYLE winter Prints:
80 pair best grey Negro Blankets;
rs DO bed and cord Mackuaw do;
40 do white do do
100 do best russst Broaansi
10 cases Kip Boots, heavy,
IA dozen wool Hats.
Aisc-plnid Cloaking, worstsd Serge, black
French Doeskin. army blue Cashmere, black
do, black French Cloths, wooden Sawls, twill
ed Osnaburgs, brown Drills, heavy stripes and
striped Osnabufgs, together with \ general
assortment of goods in proportion.
Sept q. q. GREGG h 80.
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Republican Academy.
TIME FIRST SESSION Of this Institution
L will commence the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, and continue five months
rHaas
Orthogtaply, Reading, Writing, etc, per ses-
sion, $40 90
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, etc" IL 30
Algebra, Logic, Rhetoric, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, etc, 10 90
Higher Mathematics. Greek, Latin, etc, 20 90
Incidental Expenses, 49,. ..... %
Weekly exercises in Composition and DE.
clnma,ion, Arnolds Greek and Latin Prose
Composition, etc.
Tuition ~sl be charged from the time Of
en,eranee, and no deduction made, except in
case of prolrac,ed s,okaess.
ALFRED DUTrONj A. W.
August 10, 1854, 5-u
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LOST OK MlsLAID.

vI~llE Headlight Certificate for land granted
toe. J. williamson, administsato. Of the
e.tste Of James Hughes, deceased ;--ist class
No. ~. dated March l3th, 1898, for oHs-shird
Of league, which II otfoand. daR,, Pr, will
be applied for. T. A. FAIdL'"'
September 9th, 1854. 7-W
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They ar, nor Opening.
Al their NEW STORE, east side O; The public
square, large and sch selected stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Of the latest styles, and owing to the ateness
Of their arrival, they viii be sold at extreme
low figures.
Also fine lot Of ladies' silk ard straw bon.
nets, and BONNET ribbons,
Geai's Hsarsv, Mole. aud Sir Hats,
also leghorn, straw, panama and wool hsts.
Haydrars AID Cutlery.
Of every description wanted in this market
Naddiery,
Ladies, gentlemen =, AID boy. saddles, brides
and martngaes, whips, saiel,els, cnrpe. and
saddle bags, webbing, &c
Roo's ard She's.
Gcn,lemen's boots and shoes Of every variety !;
also ladies and misses. shoes aud CATERS.
Crockery. Giass. Chiss Ware, &c,
Together with large number OF other thtnes.
too tedious to mention, which they will ell
low fov cash, OF on time 10 good paying Gus.
tofnefs.
CURTIS. TAYLOR, 4 co.
Marshall. April 20, 1854. ~
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MARSHALL. HOTEL.

I>liL Undersigned would beg leave to in.
i form his friends and the public in gene.
raj that he is now prepared to accommodate
all who may favor him with their patronage.
His table will always be supplied with the best
the country can afford and, from long expe-
Renee, he flatiers himself tina, he can please
the community In general. No paina will 10
spared to please bis guest. a..
WATKINS WEBB.
April -, 1854. n:H-f
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NNI'Il'E-

Shreveport Receiring and Forwarding.
l AM compelled to adop, the cash system in
1 my warehouse; and from this date cannot
deliver goods until the freight and charges are
paid.
l.. T.. CARTER.
Shreveport. May %, 1854. 6m
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LOSE ON MlSLAlD.

'I>UE Conditional Hsadrigh, Certificate,
/ granted to Warren Parker, No. 50, Of the
dat. October I'd. Is >, for 32O acres Of land
&,h ciass, which il not found, = duplicate will
be applied for. WILLIAM DLtN.
September 10th, 1881. s-M
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Marshall. March IL. 1854. u3t-l,

BAKERY ANO CONFECTIONERY.
'l>llE subscriber has opered a Bakery and
i Confectionery establishment in the town
Of Marshall, in n new building on the North
side Of the public square, one door west OF
MePhail's shop, where ne viii be happy to
serve all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom. He will keep on hand, light (baker's)
bread, crackers, etc. He has also fitted up II
neat
SODA FOuNT,
where this cooling beverage can be obtained
in It's purity. lie hopes to receive liberal
patronage from the ladies' and gentlemen OF
Marshall, from the families OF the town, and
the travelling public
PHILIP HEINRICH.
July |. 1854. 3n,
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FkLi. AND WINTER HO\\ETS,
LUST received and for sac-l aides colored
- six velvet Bou1ets
aides colared vvrjed silk Bonncts
DO do satin dol
Do black silk do
Do co'orcd lawn do;
DO open work, straw, etc do,
An the ladies IN want OF fall or winter
Bouncts, will ind i, 10 their interest To call
AND examine our rcnucis before purchasing
elsewhere. a. we are able to show a superior
article, latest style, and at low prices.
G.. q. GkEGN \ co.
August ~, 1854 5u
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To Planters.

PLANTERS can bc furnished with Dag.
ring, Rope and plantation supplies as an
.dyance OF Cotton shipped through me A
nb,rp' price will be given for Cotton in cx-
ss.ngc for the above articles, or in liquidation
cf debts due the firm Of w. H. Cobbs q Co.,
or ". II. Cobbs. .. =. ,
,,,n., 2G. 1854. An
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lshNnlx Mills.

Richard tson) is himself again"
I>lIlS establishment is again in complete
L operation, at its former location, three
miles and half Northeast OF Marshall, Cash
bills filled at short notice.
BILL OF PRICES, FOR CASH:
Ordinary square edged lumber, per NJ. tij 20
Shsetne, 900
fxlinss, or small ripped lumber. ' 30 %
Lumber over Is inches in width, or 90 feet
in length, will be charged extra, in proportion
to the dimensions. Twenty per cent. will be
charged on the above prices, if credit is given
to the first Of January next.
SAM. !. RICHARDSON.
Marshall March IL 1854 u3t-ly
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uATsl uATSM IIATSl,,

lust received and for ,ale-Superiiue fash
u ionable Moleskin Hats;
Fine black cavalier Hats
DO do do do. with cords, tssscls
SHperine drab Otter sof Hats
a large variety OF sol, Hats generally;
Mems and Boys cloth Caps;
Infants colored silk velye, Caps;
Superiine fur Caps,
BLACK and While wool Hats;
Gall aud see no charge Tor showing Hats.
G.. e.. GREGG \ co.
August ~. 1881. 81
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pIsseLvfIoR.

THE DIM Of GREGG L KEY IL tAh ~
i Dissolved. Al thoss Indebted 70 ths lase
firm will apply to q. q. Gregg for sestisasaI
q. q. Gregg will conunus busness u Ne
old stand. H. Key will conmenes bssisss
about the hrst Of March. II the corner store
adjoining fourg L Johnscn's Drug Seoss.
U. G.. GRECO.
II. KEY.
Marshall. Dec. 81. 1863. n34-ly.
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New Spring and Steamer Cssas.

New spring and SuMMer Geeds.
NE are nov receiving a large and wei Sc.
w leeted stock of FOODS tor the spring
and summer trade, consisting in part OF
Ladies Dress Gocd,,
Silks, bcrages, tissues, lawns, jaconels, plair
book and swiss muslihs, .gured and pa,r
ginghams, assorted.
Roots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonne,s.
and ready made clothing Of the laie-, styles
Those wishing TO purchase summer clothing
or summer goods, will find 1t TO their adsan.
tagc to give us n call.
TllErFORD Il WILSON.
April 30. 1854. "
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NOTICE..

NutI(E.
rINlE subscriber has lost or mslaid NOTE
L on the 10th June last, executed by J. s.
Alexander, ON OF about the 2sth December
1891, due one day after date, for the amount
of five hundred and ten dollars, with credit
Of one b,ndrcd and thrty-three dollars and
some cents, on the 18th February, 1854, Any
person finding the note will be handsomey
rewarded, on the delivery to me in Dsugertield
Titus county, Texas.
July 22-52 X. W. HuSSEl,
BOOKS BOOKS!
lust received and for sale a large lot OF
- School Books, Fools Cap, Letter Paper
Note do, Gilt Edged do, Steel Pens, Holders
etc. etc Also Il rare selection OF miscellaneous
Books, among which may be found the most
approved standard works 6. the day. Those
wishing to purchase such books at low figures
will do well to examine our list before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
g.. G.. GREGG 4 co.
July 30, 1854.
/ BURNSIDE & co, I'm, oriers ana
sDs WsoisSaie Dealers m Foreign and DO
mrs ic Dry GoodS, Nos. 10 aud ~ Charlre-
street. New Orleans.
Wi remove to 95 Canal street, early in
,nuary. ~.
New Orleans, Jan :, ls5.
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Elementary Branches, $40 90
Second Junior Glass, % 90
First 80 90
Middle Class, 40 90
Senior 81 %
Incidental fee for each, 90
Music on Piano, with
use of Instrument, $40 90
Music on Organ with
use of Instrument 40 90
Music on Guitar, With
use of instrument, 80 W
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work, each 10 90
The charge for Board with the Principal, viii
be STA 90 per month, to be paved in advance,
or properly secured by note, or the charges
will be in accordance with those of the place.
In all cases the pupil VIII be expected to re-
main, from the time OF entrance, TIL the close
OF the session, but Tor those who prefer at
tending but half of the session, just one-half
of the preceding rates will be charged No
deductions excepting for protrae'cd sickness
A limi,rd number of young lidies viii be re-
cci,ci ~ Parton Boarders, who will be allow
ed. u, the DISCRETION OF the Principal, to make
and receive visits.
BiIls for Board and Tuition payable semi.
annually.
EMMA ". BONfOEY, Principal.
August 5. 1851 MY
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Port Caddo. Aug. ~.


YNHE O.PAKTNERSlilP heretofore ex
/ ,,ing between the undersigned, ia th
day dissolved by mutual consent.
L. II. WILLIAMS,
J. L. WILLIAMS,
Marshall, August ~, 1854.
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SURGEON DENTusT.
DENTAL SURGEON.

E- J. n. JORDAN having perma-
IN ncn,ly located in Marshall. res
411IJ pectiully tenders his services II
the various branches Of his profession to the
citizens and vicinity. All operations entrusted
to him are warranted to be done in the latest,
improved, and most superior manner.
Octoher I5.NN53 i3-t
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4 lnn POUNDS pure white lead. ia Is
4,4W 50, and roc pound kegs. Anseed,
lard. upssm, swe~t. tanners. and castor oils
turp~ntine, varrish~a, paints> paint and vsrnish
brushes, for sale At tho City psag store.
YOUNG Il JOHNSON.
April. ~. 1854. ~
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RUSSELL w WEsTcoTT Auctioueer
HOUSE SALE of HANDSOME FIRST-CLASS

I
FURNITuRE-N Carpets French Pier Glasses Rose
wood Piano Forte &o.By catalogue, MONDAY MoRNN at
l0 o'clock beng all elegant Furniture ia house No 10 ohay
-four doors from 4h St Purchasers assured that the sale WIZ
article the high
Rosewood Piano
Fore elegant French Glasses suites Rosewood Paor
Furniture backs in crimson broatele, rich solid
Roew Ceier and ler Tablesi LadJs Fenh seer' arr
richly a6ere mirror doors AID bsck S yards
riehCspet Embroidered Cartsus and Shades Music Cs5Ge and
Fscdtoirs Partisan Moc Tables Reception aud Arm hairs
Oou Coci with collection Of rich aad la1e
Htnte Ceu6eabra Marble Stsueltes ncualg the
Jewel Stands Competitors &c Also nambeT OF
beautiful Oval end other Pen Of real m nit richly famed
MshogGDy Mable-op Bureaus aud Wahand ell
sgsn China Toilet Oysl Gilt Mirrors French Beds esds
With superior Hair and Passes fl Rosewood aod
Mahogany Sofas Rosewood, Mahogany aud Oak Chairs Damssk
Lounges Beresus Rockers drobes Sofa Bedsea with about
through the house Also the Bseme Furniture
Fxn,ion Table CANT of Silver Ware rich Chus lvo
=, Cutlery Glsss Ware Cookery Also elegant Ola
Ring and fuewel Enssh Lever Watch Catalogues a.
house Sale at Y! O'Clock precisely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
gcparmership N0iires.

gcparIuership N0ilres.
CCPAKTNERSHIP NOTICE-I have this day as
- .oeis.ed in IN Mr. JAMES SPENCE sHd nr EDWARD
PATTON kv- opcred house Liverpool li-s tqe niaN
sutc these 5tItsmn The ba,nss, hereafter wi b. o.tesd
under h tTn Of THOMAS RICHARD OS CO "a tas I'D
Phlsdelrhia and RtCh Ard 5OS. SPENCE o Liver1ooi
Erw.Yclk March !. 1854 THOMAS NlCHARDsDN
nISSOLUTlON The CopaTinersip heretofore
IL eH,ips r H'rsh o. CHICAGO ~ s-fh 5'5
O.S HouGh ChctEo H. -a3s; tAs
HOUGh Co, elpi.ed BY I'm ta.l9a aIy u
JuIe, 1855 JO,EFi SLOWS.
By ANDREW $40 ~. Atty
I United PAkTNERSHIP-No Notice is hereby given
i i TIA FRID Derrick RADCLIFFE sad NO9NtS cCIlEs-
an repeetiyq Ies-e til cy and county Of S Yes has
-ed Hui'ed oop.-HehP p1rsasai % t5s rggsioa Of ss
Revi,sd srce the OF p Z RADCLIFFE for IRE gen
rsl in roirs and ling Of Dry Go'S in Esisa a. iss Pafaes
n,r,s,s Ne Freder-s y Rsiclf. <h0 - yusfs partner
nd Nomar Who The speo-l Farmer. snd ths the sal
contributed the u a.S thou aud to
80 a tousfls the stock saa hst sad rsnslp
= 20 nee Gu III sy OF Feorgsry 1884 aus 20 t-rtusts
=, DE ~ sy OF JsnllTy lstTDssd NewiorI FEB IS ls4
u '-' - - =. z. RADCLIFFE
NORMAN CCTrEA
2 RADCLIFFE aiken ne stores ~ 50 Car am 80
3 pn ~ he importing sad b5ug Fl Dr. O0ois re7p-e
;, Invites the Of h eHessre 9e Of Printed
Dice, Coos sils' >la~@ i.'e4ff 'A--- N'--' - - 80
Linen o. ods Of ever cescii2to9