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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

TmE BALL Ornssp TRr
rnrm!'-l.ste on Monday evening III.
people Of this county were given to under.
stand that DR.. Sharp (who announced the
inct would address the democrats At the
Co"r',house at early candle-ligh,ing. A,
tho appointed time he took the stand and
spoke Tor some time against Conventions
aud upon u number of subjects. and elc,
ted the applause Of the know no,hings.
After the conclusion Of DR.. Sbsrp's
speech, there WAS n loud and prolonged
call for our Ielow.citizen. James NJ. An,
terson, who in a speech of an hour and a
halt gave the know nothing party the
worst caslgation it has received in many a
day. lie wa. bold and fearless 10 the ex
position OF his sentiments, yet moderate
aud courteous in defamation. 1t viii be
recolec,ed by hundreds tn, Mr.. Anderson
has been considered leading chsmpion of
the know nothing cause, but he full, iden
tilted himself with the democratic party on
Monday night, and proclaimed manly
and telling !rcantaiion. 1t fell into the
know nothing camps like bombshell OF
immense magnitude. But we cannot give
VIZ, Andersou's speech. nor even s,aop
sis. Tine aud space will not permit We
extended To him the rlgh. hand of fellow.
ship We have differed heretofore on
questions agitatiug the public mind, bu, we
hail hin now democrat on the same
common platform. We hope nothing shall
ever occur to separate us politically again
The ball has indeed been opened. and
a, every point democracy uimupbs
Democrats have nothing 10 nake by coal,
escing with the enemy. Shere are but
!ew who will suffer themselves carried
away by discussion or disappointment
'nt II there bee An ineonsidprable lew. the
glorious redemption OF many stout arms
aud brave hearts can be proclaimed from
the outer walls. and their pronp, and earl.
enlistment in the democratic army will
over repay Tor dcserion, aud in the end
make certainly double sure. II hcfo6ee
StHtiHrL
Srrrcn on Hos. ". i OcurLrnEr
The State Gaze,te speaking Of this gentle>
nan tonarks
We publish iu Another column the speech
OF Judge Och,ltfee. rs an old line " hig.
and leader of that party IL the State be
has, in time past, rendered importan, aud
ckuo"ledged service. His support of the
views Of the American patty in the last
election, had considerable weight also, in
increasing It's members aud rendering 1t a
formidable opponent to the Democracy
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Di,lIl AIRY.

p,d, on the / 9th inst W il.LIE, son of II
" and Mrs Sarah { Ewcll, aged ten ca
nd ten months.
no,th'. angel cnmr aud htii his hand
tlon vuuf dahiHs boy
SORROW entered ia your bone,
And cni.hed H. hsightrsi inf,
llI- nnmo you murmm err ana o'efi
lou call uo ANSWER bring.
\ tutra H. husl,ed M earth. hui, all,
Ia Heaven. a. angel sing,
lou mis. bi. .te,,. You mrs 10. .uhle
\ on Iniss lis hpfi-h glee
You mt4s a hsishi l"'ii'g iasr from these
Nov clustering fouHd NouI Af.u'
Oh hke some islr and stricken flower.
Bowed down BY an angp storm,
lu deaths fulruiless efasp u lay,
Thu Young and mobile fern
Car hed nol marked hi. hcauieou, hroN,
Fen pain hal len uu tucc.
Gpi'- unseen angel towering uraf
Smiled on his gentle face
The eyes ~ calm, So pure 40 bright
Wen. .af'iy ralseJ aht,c.
A. II iu hiid-hst isiih lo soneli
The lrutsf Sastofs love.
The weary houts of gain went by
The nlahI had nasl away.
lie smiled 10 ZEE The morning hshi.
And whispered, " Il d ia,
Ia, oh what gloriou. day
Mas dsNnng ~ ms sky
For Coils own messenger was near,
10 i-af his suul 81 high
To lay it "a the tender arms
OF GoI's immortal sou,
Vito with divine compassion said
iiy such 8. heaven won,
Oh let ~ pray that Nc may hle'-
The tod sho-e viii is t~st
" hu iouk this etnscrrslsd shi.d,
- raff home To ret
"its vain in stusc TO crush out ,rai..
Hut griei /. not de.psf,
ilote Ionls 90 faith ~, better aNf
And reace I'll follow rntrf
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BOOKS.

Net,n'i, l-t -. ~, ifh and wSiAlA
s'h Readers. Wc,,sier'- S.'hool {%
Dictionary Iiedge- Logic, sm,h's 49,
Typography and All0s, Olncy's Geography and
Atlas, Smiths l~t Typography for beginners,
Manuel Elpcuiton aht Dmtory, Mrs. Ltncoin's
Botany, Botany tpt beginners, Astronomy Ds-
tic~ Gcumctfy and 'ingnnunetry, University
Arithmetic, Boutdun's l.egerdre. snieliie- PHI.
losoThy, Cornelius Nepo, Auihon's Virgil, Bal.
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tor, Elem ut. Geology Speler 4 Defngt, rark.
cr's Composition, PuPd, Arithmetic, Towns
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Lost. Smith, Grammar and Ar,hmet,c, " H.
lard, t : History, Psriry'- Universal HIS
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Comsieck'- Physiology. Chemistry and philo-
s0phy, Meadows French Dictionary, Kali.
sc'imdf- Latin Dictionary, Websters Royal
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and SCOTS Grers Lexicon, Toose's Pantheon.
Watts on the Mind, l.s Brun, Telesna1nc,
Goulds Horace, aud OVID, Corunnc, Abr.
cromhIe, intellectual Philosophy. Webs,er's
Spoilers, Do. Pictorial, spencrr'- Latin les.
SONS, bArrrt's Typography Of the Heavens, Re.
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Cookery, old Fellows Text Book 1iasoas
Chart, Field, Scrip Book, Josephas, S.s,,L
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Hooks, EWlne's Iee'un's, Donnel's Thoughts,
Appleton Library. poilek's Course Of Tine,
B.k,cr', SAINTS Rest, parlcr Soucs,er, Pil.
grim Progress Peep n Ne 5, Wai>en'- Apo.
logy, Father Clement f.op'- faties, l,esids
Lectures, Temp'er Has Triumphed, Pretty
Plate, Home Recreation, Puinam's Library,
Vale tedar~, Moutoy l,isai and Shade, New.
mans Regal Rome, History Of Murmoni-m.
Hind, Farret, Lofty and Lowry, Evenings at
Donaldson Manor, To Seem and TO BE, Eass
paugh'er Letters 10 Mothers Martin Ms;.-
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titmuuns y purrro por,h.rasl corner of public
.qnsre. uraf linulef- Hotel
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OF ruhli. .ia'rr
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Parker A Palmer. NIL three miles .auih rnst OF
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& T. llyn,on north pl pulli, square
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NJ. Nancy Brewer, and barics llt oaper advertise
loot oeflthoaics.
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Grera, 'iand fe,m under, Aopouad 4 SANDER
man overheard
& l. Hyu-on adyrf,i.r- stray horses, and Just
received"
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Ntaei'--sce p'~l"c'n' q Ner'haIi ' DIVERSITY
II Grcf al, cruises a valuable ola Aii'u lof sale
:, e.tml ne'icr- aud cgai ad,rn''emen'-
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tanl invention.
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Snh,ne t,lnn,l A Ia ad,eri.s a large .apply OF
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Nfsa,,talf. S.e the csnls Of the IN Ncliae u "
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31
MARSHALL. HOTEL.

- THE undersigned has opened thu
EHi.; well known house, IN Marshall, and is
A.A now prepared TO entertain al thuse
who NAV favor him with their patronage His
L"., ,,.', -, ~a,' NH ~, and no min. -,
expense will be spared 20 render ali the guests
who may stop at hl- hotel comfortable
The stable is convenient 10 the house and
viii be kept abundanily supplied with good
p-oyendcf and an attentive hostler.
DESTROYS of rendering the ". shall iiotcl
a pleasant s'onniNs place, and determined to
get liberal share Of patronage, IT attention
to business can give ,ucres~, the undersigned
confidently ofrr- the services of his house aud
himself 10 the public,
WV RI SSEli.
Marshall. Sept -. l~5G Is
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knives and Forks. Ivory Handled Knives
aud silver forks. pocket and pcnknises earser-
and slceis, cotton and wool cards cnfiy cards,
horse cards md curry combs, horse heams,
.hcafs aud scissors, sheep shears, trunk. tai,
cupboard, desk, drawer. pad, gun, dead, plate,
saddle bags, aad knob locks Of all kinds, gn-
lets say sets, cut. coffin and brass tack. ear.
riagc knobs, ha-ting spoons, flesh forks ladies.
sifalncr-, etc. nii saw, tat-tal, hand saw, and
! round files, horse, shoe AMI wood rasps
augcrs, socket cbiscl-, waters ica-boafu- saw
handles, compas~es, dydcs- ON, dog, halter
breast flth, log aud trace chains cut, wrought
and brass butts screw plane., al hind
boring machines hand. crosscut, rip and ten
nant saws, family grind stoncg, glue pots, mo
asses gates, rridirons, sadlfou-, audlrous,
longs aud -ho,cls, brick and pa-tering ifow-
els. sauccpan-, horse nails, coffee and corn
mills, Britannia cullee pots, toy cups, splttoou,,
-Od paper, screw drivers anger bits, sieel aud
IRON squares, brace ard bits, English RULES,
pump chain and fixtures. spades and long baG.
die phoycls, Collins. Bfuii- and All,rtou',
axes broad axes, hand kSc. ha, 'fels aud ham
mcrs drawing knives mahogany knives, spring
and cham holt-. spurs, chi-cis, anger and hlc
handles, coffin handles, hinges, tark-, screw,
and trimmings brass caudicslicks, curtain
bands and knobs par and spring balances, steel
,ard- waffle and wafer irou-, plane bits, draw
or rollers, window sprnr. wardrobe latches,
uipper- hand Wees scribe avis gale hinge,
strap hinges, bride 5it., spoke shases, wirc
etc etc
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VANlov ~ Wilson.

Il fkc Corner formerly .cd By H.
a. Il. n hcR
u'IE subscribers are IN receipt and are open
l ius one II the largest AMI best selected
stock of Goods ever brough, to this market
embracing the finest varieties patterns, aud
style, ct ihe Eastern cites. Among their -.
.ogiucnl may be- found,
Spfns and summer BO\NErS, Of III,
latest stylcs and finest finish
Plain. figured and hoN cred barcges
Plain. striped aud plaic ercusfiinc.
PLAN and bounced orgspdies.
Pain aud bounced hroche
pain and iacguercd hareges and TISSUES
lHContt muslus summer touiafds
priwed iacouc,s. oo,olineBs and bulani,ue,
White comets, Swlss, carleton and tHpe
Maslns,
Lawns. uan-ook, dno lrish liucus do DO
cambria
lieht spring and summer silk
thime.e.is, undersieeves, collars;
LADIES' tine handkerchief. sll.,
thread and cotton ho-,er, and gloves
Superior sowing Six thread aad cotton
hmbraderics, OF al kinds
l3uca drilhngs, eambr,cs, plain maslins
taicue- IN great yaricty--some very low
pcaincs. merinoes, eottonndes, fanncls
Bomesties, sheetng, -hirting, losells
DENNIS, sammer ,csas, checks bedtcklng,
large variety OF fancy goods, ladies tun-
mugs, furnishing goods, and every thing ia
the dty goods hnc Every description OF
plantation iry goods.
Clothing large assortment Of sprng
and summer Clothing, Of the hest material, su.
pcuor workmanship and fashionable styles,
embracing IN psr,--french mef,nc, cloth, BON.
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l0o pieces Amer. and Eng pun,s 80 pieces
ginghams l25 do bleachcd cotton, l., IA and
81 brown cot,ons, b.cachcd end bro. Allendile
shooting linen shcc,ing, furniture iriugc-, Tur-
key red drapery, pink blue and back lawns,
bleached and bro drills, twillcd osnaburgs,
bloaehed and bro. linen drills, planters linens,
French linens, burlaps taiof'- canvas, nan.
keen, gambroon, cottonades, dcuim-, striped
osEabufg hickory stripes, .thoctaw stripes
camie, Jesrs, chambray, bed licking apron
checks, brilhantes, grass skirts, grls. hnen,
linen check, Llcachcd and bro hnrn table
dsma-k, hucsabaek crash, bird eye diaper
Richardson's Irish linens, white, black and
brown Hollands. black cloths, dfap d'etc, doe.
-kirs and summer cloths osuaburgs, paper
ranbric, black and colored cambrit., Ieiisha,
jacquard diaper pillow ease linens and muslin-
Nur-.LL IN nnIlI. M tir- nlr-
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Town made Furniture.

T X \ y Z 7 u Y II T. TT
bt.,,.; to inform the citizens Of Marshall
- and ucigbhorhood, lhal he is prepared 10
make llou.c and otico Furniture OF all kinds,
10 order \ stock always kept on hAud.
Repairing, cleaning fod vanishing neatly
executed and an order. promptly attended 90
February ldthl>at w = ".
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ePOR TING

y large assortment of Gillespe'- celebrated
double baueled Guns, from s35 TO : 70
These Gul- need no recommendation where
they are known. The name Gillespie Is .utlic-
cut. These are genuine, for we buy at head
quarter. from the man himself Also, lot Of
K J. Brut,' Guns, warranted equal 10 ans
also, one ilalsey Rifc, viii shoot reasonably
accurai, from 500 to | 100 yaris---try u. at 4
less distance, viii knock the black out every
time. Also, Elys English waterproof metal
lined caps, gun wadding aud cartridges, re-
,ct-ci uipplr-, nipple wrvuehe.. wad cutters.
gun cleaners, gun worms, rifle wiprrs, cap
primers. powder horns, powder and shot Aa.k-,
game bag-, fishing tackle, genuine hollow
pointed ilmerick hooks, bowed HOOKS, cork
hUats AVID trout flies.
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FANNY GROCERIES,
short stories and to the Point.
NJ DoppEIMA & BRO have rcccit.
VI, cd The largest stock OF
S.voccricS aud PROV iSioN~

ever before broagA, to tins city Their "a
.ousNc stocks consist n part Of tdc follow.
ing afiyles
$50 hbls Flour.
loo SACK Coffee
$50 bbs brown au4 wAi,o Sugar.
10000 lbs Bacon.
10000 H.. Bacon Hams, sugar cured and plain.
90 btl. and hall hhls molsssos.
TO ibis Maekorcl
Loco hhs Corn,
And large assortment OF other ARTICLES be-.
longing to their business too numerous to
mention, which Will be sold very low tor Cash.
Their motto Is "qa,cA sales and SINAI yrQhis
Besdcs the large amount Of goods in their
store on the public square, they have an sN-
tcusse warehouse meas Mr. NJ. Doppelmayefs
residence. in which the great bulk OF their heavy
article. are deposited The stock IN their store,
although large, only comprises portion of
their goods They are consequently prepared
TO I'll all orders with which they may be
favored
NAV i1th, 1886 asst
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Tohacco--the best out-oall, sample, and
satisfy yourselves imperial AMI black Tea
starch, soda, Salcrias, bar soap. pepper, spice,
race ginger, Hour sulphur. birthstone, indigo
and madden alum No apple vinegar, powder.
shot. Dor lead loaf sugar, snuff and smoking
tobacco. Also, o general assortment Of TIN
~ .nE
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.VL.tltI. NtsNltEA.

BOOK LOST - large HYMN nOuk containing
ihe Discipline lripnging ih~ " T. Church m tIu.
place prosecuted %, R", u. fuii. ha- i>sp,~arr.i
Il ANY opr va. borrowed &c. tiry Viu ias,.e fcint 81
~ thiut DELAY turRcu linKtFttN
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New Advertisements.
(OrVOratiON C.lcctiOu.

DURSU ANT TO an order OF writ Of election.
7 to rie directed 10y T. A. Patillo, Chief
slice of the county of llarrison aud State of
texas, shall open polls at the Couri-house,
in this town, on MONDAY, the "a day of
June next, at O'Clock, M, to elect on.
Mayor, five Aldermen, one Recorder. one Trea.
surer, and one Constable for the CORPORATION
Of the city of Marshall, pursuant to m Sc, OF
the Legislature, passed the Goth January, 1856
J. NJ. CURTIS, Presiding Oilieer
MAY 81 1886 io-lw
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OF 'eiger, Ps"."'' va '"''"'''" ~ Wv
mouth OF US" N'''n, :" '.""y
about 10" ""ys "s"' ""' ''''"'.'",. Say
that te,se' was ." us way 70 VI" "'e"'
taw "e was '""' '''''" INV "'',
f"ees "e,' guy y" ., v"o ~ ''' """''' '''
MS wager, o"r"'' US o'', .a W'. '''''
Iof''' ''"'' ''''','' ", Wv ~
gfea' """y ~, "oo"'' -,
letters e''' mum '''" ''''""'' ' "'''''''
pn''' WV
Our informant, 'eorge Garrett, Gays :
The pediar came to our camp on the night
OF 'fr ~" u, "'" y" ,"' ~ was ''u""
k'ieo NM 'oooeu' "" 'uJ 'o''o""B Jay
two '""''"s ""' "'''"'' "",,' ma"
came ~ w. ''"'F ""' ME- ~ Wv Pe'
I"' "''" ny az rFJ''' W W WV "'"'
det''s' '"'''s '"'""'
The Liberty "sheuc gives u luil account
of the rescue ct Joe =" h''e from The hands
of the Shenf OF Liberty county White
was convicted o. h'"'"'' ~ 'a'l sPf'ns term
OF the District Count tor that county. w
appeal TO the Snprem" ' "oft was n"de'
which affirmed the decision OF TIE lower
court Meanwhile " NV" hau been lodged
IA the Grimes county Jan Ter safe Keeping
lie was taken 10y the ShrI'" on tHr dh
ast from lail, to he recon''S'd to i'befiy
county to he ready To receive MS sentence
aom the Disifet 'onft then about to ~
go that c nn'y on The way back, they
were met by large patty "h'ch was arm
Cd win guns ana pistols VINO '"eereded IN
s'""s ~ '"' ''" an
'e''iN" '-' - ~
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Royal Arch, Past Masters, Master Mason,
and Courcl kegahas. Those wishing such
art. ics w.l save money hy calling 90 o..
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2;;; II T. \ d T. K son. TEN
a large brick building on the South
side of the public square, elegantly furnished,
and the table supplied with the best edibIe-
that money can purchase. No pains or ex.
pense is spared to render It a nrst class hotel
The proprietor has a commodious stable
and a careful, industrious hori er
\. J. SMITH.
Nav 81 IsJG. u4O-u.
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We base now the largest variety OF ladies
and g,ni~ Saddle. ever offered m this market
Sanoi, bags and wallets, BRIDES and br.di,
ilhug- web f,Hs, niariiugale-, cruPpcf-, grihs
AND -ufangIes, carriage and buggy whips stir.
rup feathers, buggy rein,, metHl and wood
s,irrup., coahidc-, collars, names, blind bri.
de. etc, etc Also, dush leather. cuam, led
duck and uu-n, India rubber betting tor gin
ks nd etc .tf
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N o,NMcrcial NOtci.
VII, FORMERLY cfTf HoTEL.
ATeNas street. shreveport, La.

GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
u Seat can bee procured at the COMMERCIAL
Hotel IN the Stages for Marshall, Jefferson,
Henderson, Tyler, Rusk and Clarksyillc, Tcv.
as Washington, Arkansas: Mansfield, Match
itoches Alexandria Ia; and all intermediate
points.
ALSTON & TRAWlCk,
Propri,'ors
MAY 81 1916. p1)-u.
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shoes.
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Dinner and breakfast Plates, Soup Plates.
butter dishes, pie HE dishes dishes Of all SIZES
and qualities, pitchers, sugar, cream, ever and
basins, salad Dishes stake dishes, soup and
gravy tureen-, teas, coiiees, silver plated cas-.
tors, britannia do, bowls. ienpol-, -piltoons
Atu4 tea s,t= etc, ets'.. rtr
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New Orleans Cotton Market

Nrw os,rsss, May ~, lsjG
LIVERPOOL classic ALTON
inferior Ga n Mnldline Far illaili
Ordinary sas! Fair IL a
Mddlnf lulaiO, Cool Far mammal
Good Midd,ng II ali! Good aud iine nominal
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock hand >rn | 1858 -...... bales 3s2t5
Received since .... l7il.15p
Received to-day ..... 9l2s
l.5~J.lia
Exported day .......... g.i9y
Imported previously i.jj3 O67-l $50 2f7
Stock on hand not cleared 22G SIC
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LOST CERTIFICATES.

LOSr CERTIFICATE.
rrNiIE conditional certificate Of Headlight.
= ISSUED to me by tise Bcsri Of land Cous.
niissioners at San Augasli'e county, IN 1850,
for $50 Acres oi Land. nurnbe. not rsrelier,-
ed. II not found IN sixty days, viii apply for
duplicate. GEORGE LANE.
Aprf 3, Is5d.-ss 81
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Hickory Canes. Ivory Pocket and Toilet
Cumht, de and tuck shell coub-, teethlng
rings, ralilcs. IVORY whistles, court plaster,
knitting pins, needles, pm, hook. sud eye,
Whalcbouc, daruiug and etoohe needles, -lilci-
los. .pcyiug needles, puff boXe. coat binding.
wax beads, ~lk dress buttons, linen aud peas:
shirt buttons lasting and silk coat and s'-t
buttons I'll, coat ard YES, buttons jet buttons,
German sily,r table and teaspoons. caha., port
mouaics genuine silver .pcra-. German silver
do. colored glasses do, fob chains, battou.hole
scissors, iAou's kaiharon bears oil, lnhiu'-
extracts, golden bell do, French aud American
do French pomadrs and hair oil. lily white, ip
-Alyc beet marrow, Il. i. c1ps gras, lines,
t-h hooks. saspcuder,, spectacle cases, cap
Wifc, sewing birds, tea bells TOOTH nail, shaw.
Inp, hair. cloth, shoe and horse brushes, spool
stand. paste board, coral beads, rubber balls,
mai,he- shoe thread long whalehone, pant
buttons. couf h0ks, shoe b'ackinF, wash balls
looking gla.sc-, assorted al sizes, Yankee and
military shaying soap, tooth soap musk VX.
tracts, eolorcd white and glass marbles shoe
thread 300 dol. Coats gclnc spool cotton, BIB.
and colored spool cotton sleeve ads ,mervs
kid gar,ers, coi!oa an1 inun TO- iiair rins
razor tops, gold silver and stcs ihimblc-,
KEY rings, tweczcFs, watch keys, linen tape.
black and white par thread, diaper pins, SKIRT
Druid, kid dolls, drinking cups, cotton aud silk
facets, watch guards, bead dresses zephyr
Nofstti palm fans. fancy fans, etc, etc, etc.
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aides and Gents Black SIN and Scotch
G,ngham umbrellas, cotton and fancy silk
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