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WASHINGTON News


The Star Of Wednesday evening has the following
me surveying Party Of Lieut.. Strain, U S. N-Thc
last adv'ccs from Central America and the T. sloop oil
war Cynne, Commander iOins have created painful APP
prehensions in Washington relative TO the possible fate of
the surveying party leaving the Cyane under the com
mand OF Lieut. Strain to explore for ship canal
over the lhnus OF Dnren. Their party consists OF Lieut.
S Mr.. Garland Of Col. Garland u. 5. A. Passed
hidshpman Truton aud twenty four men. Their route
was over region IN which hostile and very
slvsges accustomed to range Before starting We
learn from their friends in Washington they were oTciby
cautioned by the Secretary of the Navy to guard them
selves against these savagcs and armed all point
Tor Their protection IL seems that they have been
heard OF Tor an undue time and all Efforts from the
10 learn Of their precise position, have resulted only in
painful approximations for their safety on the part of the
officers OF that ship We are however satisfied that al
the Department II ia conceived that they have taken
some urrequented route aud that they are amply able
to defend temseIyes against hya.s Indian denonsra.
tons.
Il Coun Martial on Dr.. Steiner U. s. A.-The
War Department yesterday ordered Court Martial upon
Assistant Surgeon Jo'erhus ". Steiner U. s. A. for Kill
ling his COMMANDER, Msj Arnold not long since IL will
be Tecollected. They assemble at Austin Texas
on the i7th oil April The detail for this Court is fol-
lows, viz
Brevet Brig. Gen. VIM s. Harvey, Col. Cd dragons,
Brevet Col. Chas. A. May, Capt I'd Dragons; Col Jos
Plymptou, lat infantry; Brevet Col Carlos A. Waite It.
Col 9th infantry; Brevct Lieut.. Col. Thompson Morris
Major IL Infantry Breyet Lieut.. Col James V. Bomord
Capt. 9Th infantry; Breve Lieut. Col Daniel Ruggles
Capt 9th Infantry Breyet Lieut. Col. Benz. e. Roberts
Capt mounted rifles; Lieut. Col Washington Seawell
Sth infantry; Maj. j. II. Lamotte, 9th infantry Majo
Giles Porter, 1th artillery Brevet Maj. H. w Merrill
Capt Cd dragoons and Brevet Moi n D. Resell Capt
9th infantry. Captain Caleb S. Sibley, 9th infantry anC
"GGi p w. b. Ba s maa' 81
been appointed the Judge Advocate.
DIR Steiner is supposed be in the hands of the ,iyi
authorities OF Texas aud IL notAnhcipatod tina, he vii
refuse to deliver himself up TO be tried for his militar
offence. The aay which resulted in tho death of In
anented Arnold was witnessed but by single oier In
dyidual sergeant who has since deserted
/ Lieut. u. BodiSco-We hear that this gentleman-t m
nephew Of the late Iodist o-uho for some mast h,
been an atthce Of the Russian Legation in this counr
has been ordered to TO st. Petersburg y bs Gov
eminent, and will leave the United States iy Tho Is
proSinO. lie Is the officer whose gorgeous aud m,pni
cent uniform, that o! Lieutenant Of Imperial Guard.
attracted much attention long since Al the Cneta
OF the late Russian Minister.
4 LigbtHo@e Kecper. ARpoiat,d-At the Break
water, Delaware, William Fowler, at $3.50 Der annum
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AissiSo VrsssLs.-Thc New York Commercial say.
mat IN addition to the many marine losses already record
cd during the past there considerable number
s missing, for the safety of which fears are
they having been out of port long tme and having LEFT
Nc" York about the same time the i'll lated San
Francisco. Among the vessels thus missing the Com.
mercia mentiouse ships. Lcvathan Waterloo Consti-
tuition and James Drake. All these vessels had
cargoes on board and manned by large crews The
vessels were largely insured in New York and their
goes principally in Europe. or course there Is much
anxiety to learn their fate.
lettering to these vessels, the New York Herald saws
50 long time having elapsed since these vessels de-
pa.ied.upwards OF hundred days ago-but little hope
is e OF their safety 1t is probable they were dismasted
roherwise severely crippled in sails or spars and
leak during the very weather that hurst upoS
the Atlantic few days after they LEFT port aud as Dor
uon OF each cargo consisted Of large quantity Of wheat
in bulk, which would swell great deal on getting wet il
nigh; possibly have started the pankng and choked ur
the pumps thus rendering them helpless huks upon the
water ana that they afterwards oundercd leaving not
soul to tell the tale.
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cE The news from the New Hampshire elections viii
cas-, dsmpcr upon the occupant OF tho White House
few months ago he received majority of six thousand
votes in his native State for the Presidency Now N,
majority OF his party has dwinded down to few hundred
IA wonderful falling or for 80 brief ,ime In his Execu
tive career The voice New Hampshire Ia homo ,h,u.
to the Brigader. IL amounts reputation Of her own
son-thoush ho DO tho ars and tho las, President
she will have the h0n'r OF furnishing the Republic with
hven Concord The place oil his resdeuee roll. up i,s ma
jority against the Young Hickory Of the Granite
This the unkudes act OF all IL this reaction OF pub
Ito sentiment in New Hampshire Is to be attributed to tho
suspicion that the President avo the passage Of the No
braska B the South viii DO furnished with some
signs of teachery on the part Of tho DO
fore long The Presidents party. We arc told s,rove
bard throughout the contest the belief that tho
President was not committed to the Bill Tn. Wa,hns
ton Union announced In advance Of the elections
opposition to would DO ground for excommunicsion
from an abundant share Of the spo But all this Would
not do The stern, uni'nching Democracy OF New Hamp
SHIRE seemed determined administering severe rcbuke
upon the President for thing like charge Of suspicion
that he about abandon the faith of his fathers ia
will take care to profit by the lesson.
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RANGE or TIE TIIHRmomETEn
~ AUHHLS' BootEOrS, 81 Main strssf Hfrc6 iIn
SsS' i'Ss,sSllo't' Sos,S sISSot'

~ nIt. g. -. BHAINEHD would inform the pubn
" WAng Tor the Committee al nc
aopa 70 rspor and oan BE- consulted the Exchange Hotel oil
~ s'm,1sy March 10Th, 1885 from 70 II A. NJ and 10
y ~ ny stay Viii be short therefore lei All vbo -i,b
Vo,respondent by addfssiIag me- post pdiJ boz
It Oy stating the nature Of their case and whether
,na or large also whether the eye stands GU
~ " su,Esn-cah, FOR two dolars, obtain advice;
uodueted. The poor fayoraby considered. - " 1870 "
w sAFEHD has restored parsons IN perfo .Ivbt In e.ea
III o,al Of from weeks 10 90
y m ~ seconds 70 minutes
OF hs own discovery, without cutting pain or van
D ~ mas ALEC cured Of ihismauon on various md AZ
gAge pain hom and intolerance Of Ish
bsv. ~ S from age and Of which
Ioi abundant evidence n facts stated References may b,
1enit ~ persons treated, published In the oftJ
Ipsf nhny OF those b.
m o. each day ~ .beh hours Dr. H. viii perform
SEQ notice above for hours days Toss VI do mo-
iii-W Wv ''4'' ''''''' WI |'' v w w" W '''
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YItrlnln Medical fnllsrn

The commencement, exercises Of this institution took
place last Thursliy evening large audience we're in
attendance to witness the ceremonies. ,JSo ~ PArroy
Esq, delivered fine address the occasion. Corti6
Gates were conferred upon the graduates, and yiedc,oy
address was then mad, by PRjp TUCKER This was the
hrit commencement Of the Virginia Medical College UNI
der it, charter granted By tue late Lsgiituro The au
pces under which this Institution commences its new
ganniuon are highly iterug to s future success, The
enersctic efforts Of is able faculty have succeeded in
eng high in the confidence aud esteem of the public
aud In gaining Tor 1t wide spread reputation II now
deservedy ranks with the first medical institutions of the
country, aud VIC take pleasure in commenting Il to the
public With such valuable medical schools "a those Al
ready established at the South, and especially within the
limits OF our own state, trus. the day IL past Wbon
Southern students must 60 North 10 acquire tho tils NJ
NJ ID. 1t should be subject Of humiliation TO over,
man to see the Of the South eroydpp Nor
thern institutions when superior Advantages for proec
ting their professional studies are afforded them At bone
We have lately had some striking specimens to which ~
alluded in former number Of paper OF the ocous
insulting course pursued by the professors of Norberr
Colleges towards the institutions of the South. Let ou
citizens profit by suoh lessons and from Considerations
pride ' well as interest," longer confer their patronage
n?on the contemplate propigAndsis Of abolition senti
inens who MI the profes5orshps Of Northern College,
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Hon. WV. l.. MACY,
Secretary Of the U, g., Washington.

RESISTANCE TnE USrTEp SrATEs AUrnonrrrgs.-Par
ties in Southern Missouri against whom wrts have been
issued for destroying lumber belonging the Genera
Officers sent to enforce obedience to the wtits The a.
Marshall forced to leave the district aud At last nc
counts was surrounded in tavern by the outlaws who
demanded thSt he should no delivered up to them tn,
citizens however defending him. and aid was 10 b,
sent TO him from Fort Gibson.
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ihE POPULAR FEELING iS ESGLASp.-The London cor
respondent OF the New York Commercial Advertiser In al
iading to public sentiment in England says: "The feeling
mat tho peace OF the world has been wan,ony attacked
by the Gar and that he must be put down at all costs is
so strong that the troops looked upon the light Of
officers Of Justice whom il is the business of every
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

The y. 9. Marshal Of Missouri received information
lately OF depredations on the public lands In Mcdaniel
county in that State. 10 went there arrest the par
ties implicated, but driven by them and their friends
into Arkhn.4s lie surrounded thsro by hs putsuers
aud at the last dates sl remained captive. Informs
enforce tho low,
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I1roHrAN ~ TEUE-A Paris correspondou. menti, nj

IMPORTANT ~ TRUE.-A Paris corre.nondsn, ros,,; p.
The following discovery:
very remarkable discovery was announced IN ,bo
Academy Of Sciences by ". Dumas in lie last sitting ue
stated that NJ Saint Clair Devie had succeeded in b,s
Jug rom clay metal az white and brilliant AZ silver A,
naneAoo " gold, and as light glass IL fusibe at
nooeras temperature Air and damp do no, affect mi.
ines which called aluminium. II retains lie briiancy
hno not elected by nitric sulphurio acid oi,hc,
Tal specimens Of this metal were exhibited 10 tho AcoJ
NY ano on uo proposition OF Baron Thenard It was vo
seu snanmou.y thata ufeient sum should be placed a
upposa' o. " Saint Clair Devic, to enable him e
make experiments on altrge scale
" Az Interesting article from the London Times viii
Dc ionD on the ousidi pagc Of our pap,r today
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APPOINTMENTS by TIE pREsIDEyrs

by and viM the ddoiee and consent Of he Senate.
or THE UNITED STATES
John Cnsseli jr for the port OF Tutbo, In New Ora
NADIA.
William Miles, Of California for tho port Of Cnlao in
Peru. ' ~
Charles W Bradley, o. Connecticut for tho port Of Sin
gapore, IN the British East Indies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

Tho traus on tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad will
commence running to Gordonsviile, on Monday next
March go. connection will then DO made with the Va
Central Railroad at that point and passengers will pa.
TO Richmond and intermediate points by Railroad. Tho
time of running will be about eight hours between Alex
andria and Richmond.
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The New York Times says that the steamship Empire
City, tina, sailed from New York Monday for New Or
leans, intending touch Havana had hor manires,
made out precisely like that OF the Black Warrior
that the Port officials At Havana will have another oppor
tuhiy In her Of summarly setting aside the prac-
ees and u'ageS that have hitherto obtained and Of
lscaunR her cargo,
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~ Tho Postmaster General has decided that Gan nc.
tual subscriber 70 weekly uewspapor, resident within the
county where the Is printed and published s entt
tied TO receive such paper free Of postage At any Office In
The adjoining county provided such the one at which Ia
usually receives comm unicA,ions BY malr
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According to the almanac makers, the e6th of MAY
next there will be an extraordinary eclipse of the sun
such rs none but the Oldest inhabitants have
1t will be similar to the great eclipse of 1900.
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DIED.

On the Sh Instant county Kentucky .o.,
| In the 18th Of his age.
On Yesterday mnrnlnK at O'clock SCARLET fever I'm the sth
| Price 800 - - -~N~' ~ anu v. Ne
The friends Of the family attend his funeral IRON
st. Paals Church, this mornlns al II oeoci.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

eB- Alta recent meeting Of tho President and Direc-
Tors OF the Providence and Worcester Railroad rcsol
ton was passed. giving TO all clcrgymen In New England
aee ticket over their road for year from tho
Of the vote Wonder il this done by way of reward
or their late hna,ieal and crazy demonstrations agains
tho Nebraska bill
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e rich vein Of copper has recently been dcoycred
In Georgia which Is reported to DO thirty fec, In thickness.
yielding pure metal OF about fifty per cont from tho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

CoStNgEp.Tbe TRIAL OF tho tvo negroes for cobsoI
term Of the Albsmpls court,
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FIThe alarm Of ars abou, las, night wa, osea
oaed by the partial burning NJ Dudys shop be-
tween is and ish streets The are put eat b,fOrs sny ,,r.
Su, damage va, d0n'
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Tho Mexican Government has ordered two war steam.
ers, Of LOCO tons each, to be built in London.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

t General Cas- is said be quite i'll a, his residence
in Wa shingtop
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A SUPERIOR FARM would call the n.n,Io, .,
those In want OF asuperor country property not %
the city Of BALTIMORE advertisement in our column. Si
morning. OF hessrs warheld Lee Real Estate brokers'
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I'd u said that black regi,asnt of soliiers IA
70 process Of formation 10 the city Of avan by order of
zen feqne' the new Governor Of Cuba. 1t took for s
Nucleus the negro fromsu Of the city aud IL alleged to
be apart Of the Afrcanizilion scheme.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

Mr. Ailliken the antiemperancc candidate, has been
elected Mayor of Chicago, ILL.,, by 1000 majority.
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UpECuMOND ATHIENEUm.--JonS H. THoSFio.
HN Esq will Lecture ~ the Han Of the Ahenpum TUE
DAY Evening" the 2ist ~ March
EurJsCT--The O'loniAl Society Of Virginia.
pcc' Of nd0fssi7n.-25 cents single tcteti9Y cents eae
door, open ~ o'clock P. Nj Lecture TO begin Ms,P.M
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U5T received by Roanoke i5segs choice Mountain u
SUTTON 4 wIYsTog
mha Opposite Columbian Hotel.
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HEsrRR 4 WHITE. cOmml.,,ou M,,,h,r
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- $500 virsnIs STATE siooi---ie years 10 run
1900 DO DO DO IA DO DO
1000 Richmond City stoct-s4 years tor run
1870 do do - do do
1900 do do do do do
5000 virRinia Central Railroad Couron Bonds
1900 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Coupon Bonds
5000 LynchburE Coupon Bonds
100 Petersburg Coupon Bonds
~ shares Richmond and PetsuburE Railroad stoek
20 do Richmond and DanyIne do AZ
~ do Virginia Central do AZ
- DO James River and KAnawha Stock
70 do virginia Fire and Marine la ursuee ptoek
- 90 New York ard Virginia Steamship % stoek
nhl1-iw JOHN A. LINcIsryp , anu
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n AvABERs REPRIgEHATORs--we have Just received
full supply Of these superior Rersera'orsi they have
universally approved wherever tried and the most undoubtsd
Of Wood Gases and Zinc Of assorted sres and approv
make. For sale by DULKLEY co,
A. an
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02
\lll'It,E.

-rp II. CODBS has this day retired from
" the receiving and forwarding busiaess,
-, 1,ipr 50 hc presents his thanks to his
s'',u,,s Tar their liberal paircnag extended to
Inn while in that business: lie also calls the
attention Of the public to The advertisement OF
Wm. II. Farley, who IS hls successor " nat
patronage for hm. Mr. !. has been IN our
employ. N tic receiving and forwarding bust
t.s. for several years, and recommend him TO
iie puhlir as a NAN who can be relied on rs to
Il, business qualifications and integrity
WIN. II. COBBS.
por, Caddo. Aug. 20. 1851 In
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T. \. PATIILU,
August 10, 1851. Chief Justice.
READY MADE CLOTHING.

W. y - W *'s''' 49, 's'f'''
Laies, Styles Just Receircd, and for .Sale
al Low Figures.
DROWN cotton Jeans drawers: brown net
do merino drawers and under shirts cot
fn do; superior linen bosom shirts; linen
BIZ. collars; fancy opera ties blanket coats
fd over sacks blanket register and pallos ;
(sca doe skin; blue cloth; fancy cashmere !;
(ney tweed, and brown cloth registers and
>lios black mohsIs. aud broad cloth over.
Psss black French cloth talmns; fancy Eng
III tweed pants fancy cassimef pants black
flme, pants grey satinet pants fancy Eng.
lsh eassimer pants; black doe skin and fancy
p skin pants.
Double. breasted satin vests satin vests " N,
ing cellars black figured satin vests black
lGfed grcnaainc vests, fancy grcnadinc vests;
)ney silk plush yelyc, vests black csAsimer
(sls, cashmere opera s.sth fancy wooden
Flset vests, double breasted aud rolling col-
r. fancy caShmcsct vests; black French
olh iroek coats black fren.h Gosh dress
oats
We lnyite the attention {. all before pur.
)ss,ng elsewhere, as We feel confident our
loek viii compare a.lA ADJ in Nas.hsll IN
Pah'} and pisee
q. G.. GREGG * co.
August -, ,e'i
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BOOKS DooKs,i

SCHOOL AND MfSCFILA NEOES.
>rrsyesw Ing attention Of scholars, pa
k.-1xf rents. guardians, ani the publc
~aAAs-H generally, are respectfully called
to our iargc and complete assortment, among
which May be found ell the standard works
now used IN ou5 Colleges, seuiuaries, and
cemmou Schools. We have also large and
well selected stock Of Historical, poo,eal, and
Miscellaneous works, elegantly bound Bibles
a; all prices, from the cheapest, to those got
ten up In ,he best style. A large supply VI
nOypis, novelette,, and literary works.
Piaso Mrsic choice assortment Also ia
slruciors on The Piano, Flute, Violin, Guitar,
and Accordion.
STATIONERY.
a Why large assortment Of fools
f@ - cap, letter, fancy mole, declaration,
---='s'zh--- account, fraeml mole, wrapping.
hloflnr. and sand paper.
BuA, white, and fancy envelopes, assorted.
Blank, account Journal, index, memofsaAnm
and copy books.
Sleel, gu,la pcreha, aud gold pens. Fine
iuksiands, and school DO. black and red ink
black sand, waters, &c, for sale az the City
Drug Store.
YOUNG & JOHNSON.
Ma -hall. April -, 1851. "
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TUX lOt Nt LADIES AND tIkl.S,
HarytaA, Harrison cauHfg 1cras.
IlllS Institute, situated in retired part of
l the beautiful town Of Marshall, will be
opened for the reception o: pupils, on the lst
Monday in September, and continue 10 months.
The design Of The Principal of this establish
ment, is to furnish parents and guardians all
the facilities of PERMANENT scHcoI for the
education Of their daughters and wards with
all the advantages Of well furnished, eommo-
dls'as building ample apparatus, and highly ed
ueatcd, 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
viN also be taught the latter by native
ftcnchman, graduate of one of the most cell
obrlcd universities on the continent
The Music Department will bee under the
control Of a teacher who il 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 parts Of the country. The
discipline wiz bc administered kindly and
drmij hy ihe Principal. Pupils wiil be- required
to attend public worship Oh the Sabbath ,he
Principal always gNirc the parent guardian
the privilege of selection among t3c four
churches IA the village, at the ume Of tn
trance.
'lhc r1,cs of tuition and boara are COS for
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TO Planters.

,NTERS can be furnished with Dag
png, Rope and plantation supplies rs an
.nee on Cotton shipped lhreuah me. a
.,.ral price will be given for Cotton IN eN-
",'n,,c for the above articles, or in liquidation
:, debt. due the firm of W. H. 'obbs y Goa
VI WIN. II. COBBS.
,,,,., %. ISL In
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| LOST.

I.DsI.
EDWARD e. BEAIlEN'S Conditional
II and Unconditional Headlight Certificate.
THE conditional is o. !, 18th class, dated 9th
September, 1871, the unconditional No. s3i,
+ cas-, Gated 7,h October, 1874, for SIX hun
rcd and forty acres If land, issued by the
Board Of Land Commissioners for Harrison
louuiy II not found within the time pre-
'ibed by Law, shall apply to the proper oil.
r. for q duplicate.
TuNls BRAKEMAN, Assignee.
August ~, 1851. Ut
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NJ. " Fir VI.
-

Northeast corner uf the rubho Sgualr. or.
posi,c the Planters Hotel j
FlNiE undersigned having formed a partner
fi'n ia the mercantile business beg have
20 inform the papiie tina; they have on hand a
coed supply OF SfaY's aad Fancy Dr. naeis
Har3sars, ttHe asga =, DO. and expect H0on
to add largely 10 their present stock.
We intend Offering unusual intucemen'- ia
the way Of prices, a. well M goods, and stali
he pleased to have YOU eall on as iha, se ma,
convince yoa It is yonr interest to give u
liberal share Of youf patronage, Holng to
merit all wc ash, We are
Your obeden servants.
JAMES u. WILSON,
LEE ". DADE.
Marshall. Jan. 7. is5t nai-lv.
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v'hUniN NILS.

Richdrd Is0al Is hlmSeU dgdin.'
THIS establishment is again in complete
i operation at It's former location, three
miles aud half Northeast of Marshall, Cash
bills filed at sh0r, notice.
HIIL % PRICES. FOR CASH:
Ordinary sqnafe edged lumhcr, pr VI, si5uo
Shoetinr. un
faliue- os small ripped lumber. .1po
Luuber over ii inches in width, OF ~ feet
in length, viii be charged eSirs, IN proportion
to the Dimensions. Twenty per cent. sill be
charged on the above psiccs, if credit is given
10 the first Of january nsXt.
SAM. J. RICHARDSON.
Marshall. March u, iN4ii,i n.ii-ly.