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SATIRE AND SAT K s S.
SATIRE AND sATlhIsrs yJ'9s. H:an'y ia'hor of
Written in n.ted er'e al vigorous style and con
s,rt eoorss 20 sve to his sketches the character
s,,. in they lie The author 'srae lover Of et,e'
bus, t.uus Of toe 9th shom he ee.s in dedu
err hs , poee o. .n Of 80. ue Osreepoa ADD in sos
or firm the general admiration which the
critic business to render weli-dehned ard stable"
ANGST ples.ipr and agreeable cook Mr. H.Dnsy treats
st's9 fe 10 sa h"osy and rctor.y TO- .pprsei.
fPutn,n'' Monthly, Nov 1854
Jur Published:
FULL PROOF or THE MINISTRY By The Rev n
author Of The Boy Trained to be clsrD man" limo
'Ii hs 'SasEss NAPOLEON Memoir. of the Life. Exile
and Cepver'soo. q the LmPeor NAPOLEON By re Com,
Dc Les viii eight Portraits on steel TO a.ps .nd
ten lllu.tIsioss +Voa, l9mo Cloth ~ hafeAi or mo
extra 80 ,u,
oosAs DE EsPASA; CONC MADSiD VIA BARGE
Iona limo. Cloth. 7S cents
THE LIFE OF H sii,f;S Mas: ssM.ao With s...
'0' fro" bis Ti'F RrDrIIO Son 10: no and liz s..u
A TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE SEN
"A UAL SYSTEM. By Ed-Md H. Dixon, N D.; editor
Of The sesPe PIP rs ktoh se19 N pss 81 I sale
THE scALPEL in three aise volumes OF 500 pages e,eb
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TO HE GRAVE By DR.. Dixon. $40 pages. 81
The London Lancet and New YORK AID Boston aedies add
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. hi. she thor ush acquaintance With mofern SCI
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The Treasurer Of the American Wid0ws' Relief
Society edges the receipt since the as Report, of
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NIBLO's - AT I K y AY, March 3.
IN GRAND COSCEeT
MILE CAROLINE Lea fASS,
From the Opera Royals Copenhsisp respectfully n'oms ns
Nblos saloon Saturday evening March assisted 81 the
following eminent ut'stes: . ~, .
Mr. o. sATTER, the dstiDfusshed Pianist
Nh B BEUTLER the eelSbrated T-sor
N,srs tdsm. Urcbs Frisdeborn 'oc.ish
M.,s. Noll Vo1ist; asysr, Aoi Bersaer 'iooneeiio'
Mr.. FdsaTd L.bmaDb, Flu lot ~
Mr. HENRY c TIMM will preside at the Piano.
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~ DsdlcatOp. ophSlHs""
MILE CAROLINE LEANASH
TO- Qaartstte, FAe~sll 20 the Nsods' Hes<rs l.
6sufler u chs Frisdsborn. Ne ndsls,ohn
II. EcIetLs sslss SOM. -.
NILE CAROLINE LEHHAss...... Eeset
The Grand PsboPort Is from the essb'ssd nsDnseDy
Of JoUn ChcbsrIg& sors Boston and fsTSlshsd IRON '"'
Wsisroom no zs5 Drossway T. ,.s ~
T.ets One Dollar zach 10 10 bad ct W. Hal oons 10
z5s nro.1uay; Van SofdeD Kns No - Val a., ana 81
the prir cips Muse Stores HOteis snd q '"e ~" " ~
lrs Qonr. : 4 mne1ce AZ
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N-IRIOs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVEN

Nj, from noted i9f eesbrsee Com 2se's
b S ,sorc. on which occasion two o. tns no., s'e 500
Hs .I.ss.i Farocesn Singers gill make tb-r hs sp-
1870 !, a -,tes VII: Alie. D6DckLLA OEkSOTO,
- s,.op AsTOsIO RIOS ,EFrI. whose mss>sl t.snts
arc IL ertt0.i.stc 81 rsfioo thrv1xh Jn' toe
tn &c nts.nL Teke. 70 Be bad si the prheiS-i ho,ss
ard q gsc sioEss -..t---....
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ITO OWNERS and CULTIVATORS OF LAND.
Your sp- ciaI attention 70 called the most yal1s'e
source practical information 10 regard 70 toe pont
bic cultivation OF your Farms OsTcen plos The oay
v,.Iy periodical In this vicinity devoted 70 Enmng Gafcen-
ina. &c, 10 the - 49,. .,.,,ar
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TENS per youtse 81 per annGm.
Specimen copies slwsy, nee. 49,,
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e PROGRES-A FRENCH DAILY PAPER
IL is published every morning tsundsy. e1eertedJ ct No
32i Brosdwsy EewYork LIE PROGRES (Tho Progress)
gives foil synopsis OF the American segaphc dis
patches included Of the beet informed papers Euro
pesn poc pays particular attention 70 dramatic and literary
and coDsns the most interesting novels (f-ueton-
by Alexandra Dumas Victor Hugo, LamMt Eugene Sue
Nine ssDd &c Yearly subscription 81; quarterly - Sub
.cbers will receive Of the best French authors pre-
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PROGRAM NINE:
FIRsr
I On,r,,tt. No 8 for Plano Forte Violin Alto, and
Violoncelio. Me.sn Safer Nol, heyer. and
B.nLer 10 four movements hsbde ssobn
2 Scene and Aria from Der Fr-t.chuiz,"
NILE CAROLINE LEhnASS.. ..."ebsr
& Flute solo on Themes from A@ssnisNo," Mr.
4 German P..m, M-s-s J. B. B.utler, Adams
g. The Fri kioz
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

II ST tcctlt ed and for sale, ser, large and
- complete assortment Of sdp's and tmcj
DIV eoods 10 which We invite the attention Of
the public, aud particularly oar old friends and
customers,
Ury Goods
NeN sblc prints, linen lustrcs, all color-
riuphaus. faary and solid colef- hlcnched
.hirtiug, -bcvuugs and pillow case Wu,liu-
brown -hlrting-. and -hcctng-, Sea Island
cotton canton lanrcl-, cui,onades, buflap-,
linen drills, planter, lincus, bloachcd drills,
Jacquard diaper. cotton do; bleached and
brown linen table dam'sk linen towelng,
Hurkeback DO. crash, corded and furniture dim
is white, black, nnd brown Hollands Cam
bricks, all color- paper cambria do, large
variety Of summer coating-, Italian cloth, nan"
kecn-, linen sheeiing and pillow case linens,
Chociaw stripes, striped osenburgs, hickory
stripes, denm-, grass cloth, gtngham handker-
chiefs, table covers, window curtain goods,
black cotton yelvets, ticklngs, Canyasl, bird
eye diaper patent thread, etc.
B1nncfs
4 ve-y hrgr variety Of white and colored
SIX and crate bouuol. blaek si.k do split
straw do florence bra.a d.. rutland DO; leg
horn 90. &c. g.. misses boomers. corinthean
lace do. cry-la ace do net lace do, Bonue,
srmings French tabs, French -pres and
punches, bonnet hning-, silver head dresses,
Sc, &c, &c, 10 ihis line
HATS.
sapcror fashionable moleskin hats, gents
and boys Panama do single and double leghofn
DO black do. Csmpeaehy do chip do. black
and white wool do. black meruo do; Texas
do planters do kossuth do. Nebraska do.
citizens do. Kansas do cavalier do, Know
Nothing do superior otter mapped do.
Caps.
Men and boys top guard glazed caps plnited
tnnd do silk plush do cloth do &c, Sc,
aud fcN more Of the same sort
Boots and SHOES.
Men and boys Kip and calf booi- mems
super stitched calf boots; shoes very supe-
ror article Philadelphia aaie men and boys
bound and unbound Kip brorans zoe, .ii..ces
cuameled DO; patent leather do; boys enam.
oiled DO. etc, etc, embracing every variety and
quality Of boot. and shoes to be found IN this
market, sill Of the very best material ard work.
nisuship.
QseensTdre
Al. white granite break fast and dinner plates
soup do dishes all sizes covered butter d .h
Ga. p.clle do; pitchers, sucar-, creams, ever
and basins, covered !ishes, covered salads, teas
eoiIres, soap boxes, brittania and silver plated
castor., lanterns soup TURNS, sauce do; bowls
china cake plates and tea sets, pitchers, &c.
bake dishes, naples. uppates, Tea pots, spit
toou-, etc. etc
Fire screens and Wtndor shades.
Gugham and silk umbrellas End parasols.
Carpcitng.
A superior piece ply double struck in .h'
woycing
Groceries.
I Best apple vinegar starch, soap, Boston loal
sugar, madden, indigo, alum, nutmegs, sal.rat
u, soda, sulphur brme ,ue, pepper, spice
[ imperial and black tea, sal, pe,re, tobacco
/ smoking do. DO bags shot powder in kegs,
I do, do, canister do Together with ever,
other article usually found abou, such places
g. q GREGG 4 60
Aptl :, l.i5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
NEW FIR VI,

n " NlNlDN orders his most sincere
VI. thanks to the Ladies' aud Gentlemen Of
Marshall and vicinity, for their very liberal pat.
ronage heretofore extended to the old firm Of
Ward 4 Viyion, and begs leave to say to his
old friends and customers that hc has ia con-
uecliou with Gen. T.. Greer and llIm X
Smith purchased the entire stock Of goods of
DR. y Jordan, and associated with them in
business, under the name and style Of Nhion
Greer & 20, at the old stand Of Ward 4
Nyior.
in addition TO their preseLt stock, they ex.
peet to receive in a few weeks, a large and
well selected assortment Of every article usu.
ally kept IN dry.eood stores. They invite
SEER iric.ts to give them a call as they are
determined to oiier great inducements and
good bargains.
April n Isb5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
DAC.rERREOrYl'Es.

WE now have our Daguerrean business
w fully under way, and would respectfully
say We can accommodate all who want pc
lures IN as good style ~ can be obtained IN
any city or town. Our rooms are convenient
ana comfortably arranged, with large a-3
quick camera for taking ehildren's isenesse-.
We are 10 fail possession OF all the late IN
proyements and viii use every endeayof to gave
satisfaction We have fine assortment OF
yold ockci- and bfeas,pins, which viii be sold
low. Our prices for pictures are a. 10" ~ can
hc offered los experienced operators.
~ Rooms over Young and Harris store
Marshall J T. a II. J. NEAkOlT
March 81. so 3j-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
YiiUnlN Nlils.

Richard lsoal - himseif GFd'n.
TINS establishment Is again o complete
l operation, at IT. former iaoailen' three
nnIc. and half Northeast Of Marshall, CAST
bills filled at short notice.
BIZ ug PRICES, ron GtsiI
Ordinary .,as.. oil issd lumtct, ler w. o. w
~ftrffirE. wv
t....,.s- , .,,ifi ..t...s. q fif.'..r " ca uN
Lumber over J. inches BOO width, OF 40 ieei
in 'sngth, all BE- charged estfa, ~ proportion
90 the dipicG-lons TNenl} per cent. "ili b.
rbarg ed on the above pf.ce-, & credit b. given
90 tHe Gf-t II January ncNt
SAN. j. RICHARDSON.
NafshaU March II, 1871 BLY,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
tn shc planter. Of Texas.

THE undersigned have obtained the agency
Tor the counties Of lisrflson, as. Bowie
Rod River. Titus, Ir-hur, Wool, Hopkins
Lamar. fannin, Hunt, Kaufman, Dallas, Collin
Crnyson, Cook Denton and farranf, Tor 'hs
sale of Icrtts paisa. mills we waffah'
these mills superior IN crn-h'ne corn anu sooo
c,ird,nc hominy, and will be found capable OF
Grading all the meal needed for family pnrpo
Sea They are small, and can be used win
one good horse or two small horses. These
mills will save to the planter a, least one-third
Of The corn fed in the usual way. they never
get out Of repair, and one small boy can
manage them from their simplicity. we can
crush of cobb and corn from twenty TO ihlrS
bushels in the hour with ease and so soon as
the river rises, we viii have supply NJ an 'nc
different points for sale, of which due notice
viii be gwen ,.r
J +. & II J. NEAROUT
Marahul March 8 so5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

4 lhf stare ~ T.. T.. 6relg u fo.
JUST RECEIVED, % blph v.fsr frrlgit-
- Indo4en superior horse aui mu'c collars
do q. DO do hames.
do 90 rus-ct blind brides.
&. &. GRECO Il 60
J4nunrv 9t 1854
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

I AIDES gold hteastp.u- ear hoops
! bracelets cuh pins, rings. GENT cellar
arl Sleeve buttons SHIRT studs, ladies' gold
guard chains. gold .ockets gold clasps coral
mock uces, etc. tot sale by
II X Il II KEY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
NEW ORLEANS ADyERTisEMr,r,

- J sip.tiL n eoHtHrs D ,ssa.
DiDGilL. ROBERTS Il TERRELL. -
IL tors and Commission Merchsni,. M y,
Carondele, street, New Orleans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
SONG rlARy'3 GARDEN.

y4rv.-Na-g pretty NrH
How dac. y.lf E.tltl efa"
For sprna ha, eamD and varm SUES
Have t4ni-hod ff,.i stt saos
o. .ir. lses ioie'- Blue,
Jat4a' and H'p &
ai pan.,tufs aui .Ilcs d.f
Ani daiss uei ieF.
tnl noN fuA soon
" peasani lnue
Bring forth ~ rose. -@eet'
Ard lahe. Witt, ana pinas 80 bright
and larkspurs trm and neat
relunla- la their pride
WIN open ibelr ho-om- WIDE.
Spireas here and toygIose~ thcfo
Siaad sailing el4e ~ SIDE.
Vhes la'e eome'
Niti bumug suns
A,1 earth b. rich and warm
Then gloN iag steaks and ho'ifh7gAa
The bright partcftc wl.i charm,
And ph'uves rich aat flfe,
Carnations bright and far.
ipomeas too. at every hue,
Are climbing eycfy where.
SnaPlfaeoHa too,
OF varied hue,
And ba'sams white sud red
While Ger ,Aem al,
Eject and iHli,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
SliOES FOR LADIES.

SHOES FOR LANES.
w + ,re now IN receipt If very large and
complete assortment Of Ladies' shoes
among which may BE found
Ladies' goat, polka DOT. enameled Il r.
Jenny linds kid half CATERS hid shoetecs;
colored lasting CATERS three quarter and one
hall dc kid lace boots silk lasting CATERS
goat and esli husknS; white English kid shoe.
tees white kid boots eolored aIma do .
half CATERS do.
Also,
complete assortment Of misses shoes and
CATERS including all sizes, eolor~, and quail
ties, from the coarsest, ery-day, up to the
finest Sundays o-to.meciug shoes,
-ALSU-
Giants fiHc tdt Boots and Shoes.
our shoes were manufac,orcd in til. city Of
Philadelphia, by liadjoek, Reed, & Co., .x.
pfessly for the southern trade, and
Sad By Ercrgbodg 10 be The Best
Ladies' shoes ever before offered in thu, market,
& G.. GREGG, \ co
March -. 1853.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
DAVID NCl'1utIi.
NEW cOOD>.,

NEW GOOD
FRESH 1 X Il I 4 l. ''t
~ l. are now receiving and opening gooa
w and well elected
addition 10 our present Mock
~ goods. embracing every thing usual kept
.r TIE dfy good. line. such o.. prints aud lade,
dress r,a e.. of every style and quality gents
Realty Nade Cicihmg.
cloths ea-imer-. .atnct-, aud spring goods,
generally. mems and and boys boots ard
SHOES; Ia4.cs' walking and dress shoes rus
sets kersey blankets domestic and towels
wood.wa o.censware. hardware. and cut
lery. hollow are, etc saddles, lud'es hames'
collar. hoes, traces, cotton and uauui.a rope
ard a variety Of other articles, vtirh We oiief
Tor sale 1t ~ small profit g. can be sold 10
.has market
DADF & DIT FREE.
eb nary . l~Jj.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

Liberal cash advances made on con,,..
mcnts OF cotton to the above house. bv
A. HATCHETT, Agent, Shrcvepor
January "a lsJb-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

b. CAMPBELL. Il. n. CAMPBELL. =. \. srso,s
Campbell & STRONG, formerly IT,.
~ q Campboll,) Commission Merehapi, =,
Commercial Place, New Orleans.
Reference: Col. W. =. Hill, Marshall.
January 30, 1888. 2l-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

I'm BANIY Il co, No. 80 Canal :, ..1
NJ - Common st, New Drl.sas Whol.,~,.
Grocsrs, and dealers IN fine branas w."
liquors, and staple goods, coffee, snp1, ~.
salt, molasses, -four, bncon, lard, beef Do,.
steamboat, and plantation supplies, etc
Dee 25 1852. MIS-,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
Furniture Vvnrc1iOW~c.
rLoNuE ". IAELruS. yonS wsffo
NS, q. Tvrtis.

ARlIpNWlilflNGN TURTLES Fa.
tors ami Commission Nrcigvs, , ts'1a.
dclct street, New or'tAuS. ~ 10 take efet
on 1T Scrtcmbcr 1888 IN ash ad,anee
made on cotton and other con, ignmcn,, d.
der ior baegIng, rope, groceries. n,c Promf.i'
attended to.
IuN . lsa3 ai-ls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

MARSHALL ILNN'
tftie,r uea stand. on the corner opP'sH'
e.. e.. GregE Il Co. l'cst Of me square
WOULD respectfully invite the attention
q Of their friends and customers, IN iiafrl'
u son and the adjoining counties TO the'r
large and carefully selected stock OF fresh ana
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

lust received and for sale, ser, large aud
- complete assortment Of 1ap.e and jmeb
Dig good' 10 which we invite the attention o.
the public aud particularly oar old friends and
customers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

". 4. HAN\El * co,
hEALERS in French and American Ia.
- Caps, Straw Goods Umbrellas, &c H.
81, Common Street. New Orleans.
Mr. l.. iiuylbut,, formerly in the hou.. i,
s T. Gruman & Co, can be found Their, -,
will be glad TO see his old friends.
November -, 1884. ISL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

I BURNSIDE q 60, im'ori,r, al
81. Whoi,saie Dsaic-. IN Foreign and ~,
mes &c Dry Good', Nos. 10 and II Cha,,,..
street. New Orleans.
Wi, remove to % Canal street earl, {,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-01
E. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.


4 IuANCERY SALE. BY virtue of d.c-ee of ths
~ Circuit Court o: the District OF Coiunbia r the
county OF ashinaOn made ia tie ca use Ct jose n
aud Nary I, Eitte' VS.. VIM. III and II rsup q
Ritter, End dated November ~ 1854, ". VII Offer
I r SAL It public auction, On TUESDAY, tie 81 o,
January 1855. al o'clock p m q, On the pren.is &,
the fol owing valuable property in Georgetown
l. Part Ct Lot No. 90 of old Georgetown, 'front.' NJ
on the eest siIe OF Du;k or MSrset st eet coz
feet. more OF less, and running back, OF ties me
width, nnety-three feet two inches and binding ID
me north on the Genial, and on IL south on At.
Teen feet alley, with tTo-story BIC wsrehou
Parts OF Lots Nos. 40 and 90, of cid leorgF own
binding on the, south line of the alley # resa d
fronting six three feet ZEN inches more or 10 on
the east side Of Duck Lane OF Market str ct, and
running back. Of tie same width, one hundred md
twenty four fee', NJ, re CT less; and the northern
part to the wi tn Of twenty feet, more or le.s K
Tending twenty nine est, moro or less, extending
TWEEN nine feet ani 8 halffI.t'er towards MARI ct
space with tn" dwelling hou-e fthe late Pete: Bit.
ter, and sev'ra' small senements
Part OF Lot No So at the MORT, east int. r ecton
OF Duck Lane or Market street, with Water street,
fronting frty five FEET on the f,rmer and esy o;
feet on the latter with twost ~ brick dive Jinr,
Terms Of sale: Ons-fourt of tee purchase NOR y
20 be paid IN cash, ard the residue in three eonsl
ste meta Al <, twelve or eli ,hteen M nths Ia
De 8 cured y apr )ved notas or bonds bearing iu.
te1e,t. a
The riaEt Il reserved to re s,l at the rurchaee
cost after week not rron his failure "a n,
ply with the trms Of ISL. in one week after sale
WILLIAM r. WOODWARD,
WALTER E. cox. Trustees
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
dec 9-lsw3w Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-01
VETERAN TUNER.

THE undersigned nfai the N usical public that
1 he Ia now prepared to tu>e Pianofortes O-gsns
aud Melodeons with dispatch. keft7 yesrs expert.
sare In the business affords him publications for
acenrstsnses which few can attain. having 50 ia,
given entire estisfacton to sill ct musicians and
the exclusive tuner Of Pianos at the Presidents
Mansion at the tina of Msdi. en-.
Or e;s left st IIILBU3 HiTY Masi, DEPOT, or
Mr. VIM. Zsntz nger's Music Store, will meet with
p-6mpt atten:i n; but If l. II al othsr establishments
d. rot reach him aud fall into the hands of minor
tuners. JACOB Hill BUS,
II ST., berweSn t7th snd 18Th, south eide.
dec 12-ff
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

" W. MUNDER, Professor OF Dancing at George
IL town Or liege and Convent, bess lie we to
announces to tia public, that In consequence Of
fr.Guent disappontm> nts, with regard TO the COM
pleiiou cf the pew Hall. he has besn compe led to
maze other -srrangem' Ms. His Second Quarter
vii, commence at Mr.. Fsrnhsm's Hall, rner Of Pa.
az and 1l,h ST.. on TUEsDAY, January 81, at 3
o'c'ock N, and on SATURDAY MORNING, at 9,
for Ladies' Misses and Masters. Tuesday and FRI
day nights at for ssutemen Several new Dances
and va tx.s. that bsTs never been introduced in
this city, Will be taught
All those wishing to participate in the mary
beautiful dances in preparation for hs My Bail, are
reque ted to join imme iiatalv, Is his el.sss now
number upwards Of 125 pupils, which viii obi Sc
hia, 10 limit the number for his second quarter.
For further particulars please enquire ct Nr j.
r. ELLIs'S Music Store, Pa avenue near Tenth st.
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Wants.

WANTED.-A BOY 10 l.arn the printing bust
w ness. One who has some knowledge Of the
business preferred. Address "W. NJ" at the Star
counting room. iaDl-It
W ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A COOK WHO
w is a competent washer and ir ner. To such
good wages viii lie given Enqsire at 539 st.
north: dec 70 cost
WARTS HEgROEs.-Tbesub are
W. sutimes In the market buying SLAVES, pay
Ing the highest cssh prices Persons having Jisy:s
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal.
lmore, Md. Skaters old stand) Slaves taken on
board st 70 oentf per day.
fob Ply BMA w. l.. CLMpBNJI.
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ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATES.

DROFES SOR LEO SOUND continues TO roretell
Il all particular events incident to humsn life,
such as advice given for tn, successful accomplish.
men, o's wea!thy MARI age, changing OF cuisines,
oice or s:tus ION, o. friends, riches, pc perty sab
lent or demanded, travelling, abs-ut persons, lAv.
suits, sickness, death, and all concerns IF life, The
Profe-sor also may be consulted on Tai nlaa's "a.
miliar Astrclogy.
Terms: Ct ntiemen 81 ladies 80 cents; soiored
penpie % cents each.
Medam kossillia may Ire consulted ~ tbs cards a.
the same place, NJ stairs White psop e 80 cents
colored .,eore Is c.nts each. Apply st No. $50
(Astrn'ogy over the dow corner of C and Twelfth
street, or the Stand. dec l3-Sw%