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t>OR RENT.-A COMFORTABLE THREE
Il story Brick Dwelling House, with gas, and
back building, conveniently sitl ated near the
southeast corner OF the Capitol Square, on Penn
avenue. Inquire cf ID. A. WAFTERSTUN,
No. Ava I'd street east. Capitnl Hill nov &. ef3,A
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Mas, BOPP a. CO.,


FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS.
DEG LEAVE TO INFORM The LADIES
I'D OF Washington, that they have opened Dress
making Establishment al No. 500 18th street. 3
doors below Hilbus's Music Store Dresses viii
be made In the latest French style, and az the
most REASONABLE prices. AL kinds OF patterns for
Mantillas contantly on hand, and Pinking and
Silk Washing done at thelowest prices. novl-lm
LIME BED BLANKETS, FLANNkLs,
IL and Sheetings now in store:
so pair Bed Blankets In medium 10 extEt tne
quality
so pieces white and colored Flannels at all prices
S do more Of that extra "A shaker Flalnels
20 dozenwhite and colored Counterpsnss, seine
extra large
so dozen Table Napkins and Towels, q, Is to
S2,50
20 pieces Ga, q, 10 q, and 1874 Cotton shestinqs
is do supersne Table Damasks, some extra
wide
50 pieces Bed Comforts, which we had made TO
order
100 pieces Of superior Irish Linens from rs cent.
toSl
800 pieces superior Bleached and Brown Cotton
Sheetings
Cottobs from 10 to ls cents per yard, many OF
them made expressly for our sales and a.
guarantee Of their extra quality, we nave
hid our Names and No. stamped on eaon
piece
TAu articles warranted TO prove ~ repre-
resented, and purchasess e1dsso 70 sEHIs i
stock. COLLEf ShAhS,
oc 90eo9w 500 7th ST., doors N Pa ave.
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
l. lors ana Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire a: Mrs
SMITHS, 233 street. Eov T-tf
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Dye has proved itself TO all who have fortunate
10 use II 70 be the all the Dyss-only
ore kind required brown Prepar ed by
g. " uiLMANI asnngton, ID. C., T-lw
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NEW FRUIT. NEW FRUITU
~ CIanbsrries, New Figs and Raisins, iof
oe 20 raa-g KING 4 BURoHRLL.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

FRESH OYSTERS.
TINE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
l. forms his friends and the public;~ n
that he has opened COMPREHENSIVE
at the corner Of c and Sixth streets, In N.Y.
the rear Of the National Hotel, and he
is now prepared to furnish FRESH OYSTERS
to all wishing to purchase those delicious bvalves
at moderate prices.
nov 5-4t* HOOVER.
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Bv WALL. BARNARD co, Auctiuneers
ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SToCK OF
IL blesant Fancy Goods. Plated Ware, &c,
at Auction.-On WEDNESDAY, next, ~ inst
we will Sc /, at - O'Clock Nj, at the store OF
MessTs Il. Galligaa h Co under Browns Hotel,
their entire stock OF elegant Fancy Goods, Plated
Ware, Work boxes, PeIfumery, Articles for the
Toilet, Jewelry, &c. We name IN part
Rosewood and mahogany inlaid Work boxes
Rosewood and mahogany Writing Desks
Rosewood and mahogany bound and inlsid Dres-
sing Cases
Rosewood and mahogany Perfumery Stands, Ci-
Papief mache, pearl and inlaid Stands
Papier mache pearl Cabinets, very elegant
Papier mache Desks, Boxes, and Cases
Papier mache Portfolios and Inkstands
Pearl, ivory, and silver Gard Cases, plain carved
and inlaid
Ivory, pear , and satin-wood back Hair Brushes
Ivory, buffalo, and she'll dressing tack and side
Combs
Ivory, buffalo, ane Combs, very large stock ar 4
OF superior quality
Elegant cut glass Bohemian Vases
Elegant cut glass Perfumes
Elegant China, gilt, and Dresden Va=es
Parian Pitchers, Vases, and Ornaments
Bronze Statuetts, do Candelabras
Canes with gold, silver, ivory, shell, and agate
heads
Ladies' riding Whips, beautiful
Fine Rodger & Sons Pocket Cutlery
RazoIs, Bowie Knives, and cissors
Lubin's Extracts, Farina Cologne, Lavender
orange
Flowers and other ferfumeries
Rosewood framed toilet and hand Glasses
Fine geld Breastpins, Finger Rings, Bracelets
Studs, Keys, Chains, &c.
Large assortment Of English and American Pzted
ware
Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes, Covers, Wal.
tiers, and Casters
Crumb Scrapers, spoons, and Forks
Tea and Coffee Sets
Marble, bronze, papier Tache Clocks
Oil Paintings, Prints, &c.
Also the glass Gases, which are Of the best plate
glass, rosewood frames, Counters, &c
This stock is the largest and fine ST stock of such
Goods ever offered In Washington, and will posi-
lively be sold to the highest bidder ssIe to con-
unue every day and evening until all Is disposed
Terms: All sums Of and under S25 cash; over
that amount a credit Of 60 and 30 days, for noes
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD co.
rov5-ts Auctionetrs
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Ezscxtire COMMITTEE.
Capt Peck, Lieut. Pint
Lieut. Teel Lieut. Owen
Serg't McCutchen, Serg't King,
Corp Sanderson, w Cannon.
Committes on Refreshments.
Lieu: Owen, Serg't Seiiz,
Corp Jones, IT Essex.
COMMITTEE of Reception
Ensign Peck, Surg Duhamel,
SeIg't Hayward, Or Master Evans,
Sergt Noer, Corp Augusterfer,
Corp Bein, Serg't Hamilton,
Bohayer, X Clements,
A N Clements, J w Cruitt,
NJ Dubois, HodgsOn,
DA Narrower, Fl Hurley
A LutS, II Laskev,
w n Langley, Murphy,
A Schwartz, w Sauter,
Chas ThCma, VIM ThOma,
Sam Turner, 6 w Wall
VIM Wilson, Chas Wise,
John Yeabower, May,
81 Fisher
Manager, t Honorary Members
w ID Wallach, Casparis,
John Pe:tibone, John Finch. -
Clark Mills, JSKraft
Richard Wallach, 7 Berry,
w Kelly, Henry Ouerback,
w II Topping, l. Pumphrey,
John Tretler Joseph h card,
Jacob Ashe, Chas Miller,
J's Hamblin, HE Orr,
o Donobue, b n Sothoron,
w Birch, e Robinson
VIM Teel, CIV Hinton,
John Alexander, Jas Thompson,
p Hoover, Samuel O'Brien
Supper and refreshments will be furnished by
g. 4 D'ivernois.
Tickets can be procured from any member Of
the Executive Committee. nov Got
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For Sale and Rent.

VNO LET AN EXCELLENT COTTAGE
Il Frame House, containing six rooms, situated
on street north, between 18th and 18th street
west Kent sl0 per month. Inquire OF JNO. Z.
HILTON, near the corner Of 14th street and Penn.
avenue. novs Iw
FOR RENT-A NEW THREE-sTORY
l. dwelling House, with double back building
ana gas complete situated on 2lst street, between
and streets. Enquire at ROBERT EARL'S
Livery stable, n test near sIst nov 1914
EOR RENT.-A BRICK COTTAGE uN
= Eth street, between and H streets, No i54. .
with large yard In front The key may be fou d
next door. lnquir- a. Mr.. VOSS'S Grocery Store,
corner Penn avenue and 10th street, or Of the sub
No. 154
nov 7-3t* r. w. BATES.
zeal ESTATE IN THE wEsTFOR SALE.
~ Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate In
or near St Paul, in Minnesota Territory, or in or
near superior City, In Wisconsin, will do well to
cal at the Kirkwood House on ALLEN PIEHSE,
OF Minnesota. nov tt
EOR RENT-THES SECOND FOURTH
l. stories Of the Building situated on Penn. ave-
nue. between 10th and 11th streets The rooms
are 40 feet front, by i2 deep, and well adapted
for mechanical purposes Steam power will be
rented with them II desired Inquire on the prem
ises OF l.. H q c. sCHNEDER. nov 7-lw
NOR RENT-THE HOUSE, IN GEORGE
town, occupied for many years by A. ID. b.
disco, the Russian Minister, is for rent. This
house Is large, comfortable and fitted with every
convenience There is large garden, with fruit
trees, vines and flowers; also, a large vacant lot
attached to the premises
This house which is one Of the most elegant
IN the District, will be rented on application to
BROOKE b. WILLIAMs, Banker, opposite the
Treasury Department nov 7-1w
nor RENT.-THE TWO-sTO8Y Wooden
l. House at the corner Of 18th and ID streets No
5OS containing Room, with Cistern and Paved
Yard For terms &c, apply to No. 275 L street,
or G. WALBRIUGE nov 6-3t#
EOR SALE OR RENT -AVERY DESlRh-
Il HE residence, corner Of 9th and l. streets with
10 good Rooms, all private, with Closets, Cup
boards and WaTdrobes. Water In the kitchen,
with Brick Carriage house, Stable, Wood house,
and Paved Yard in good order For terms apply
TO WIN. r. HOW ELL, firm Of Howell & Nor
sell, No. 3H3 street nov3-lw*
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Z FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Presidents Mounted Guard,

r1NH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
l. Presidents Mounted Guard have the pleasure
to announce to their numerous friends, the mii-
tary and citizens generally, that they will have
the honor of giving their Fourth ANNUAL BALL
at CARUSFS SALOON, on THURSDAY
EVENING, November 18th, 1856
The Committee assure the public that all their
arrangements are complete and perfect, and that
they are prepared TO surpass all their previous
efforts to make this the most pleasant and agreea-
BILE entertainment ever given by the corps.
Esputa's celebrated military and cotillon band
has been engaged to delight those who trip it on
the light fantastic toe.
The Ball will he opened with grand prone
nide at O'Clock, the band performing the Presi-
dents Mounted Guard Quic kstep, composed and
arranged by Professor ksputa expressly for this
occasion and dedicated TO Capt Jos Peck.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
DROPERLY POUND r ID AT ALL
L hours, day and night, at ;. WAlTE's
Drug and Prescription Store, No. SIS 9TH street,
opposite the Patriotic Bank. &C l6-lm
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MOTTO E.-DR. J. q. GIBBS WILL fE
~ absent from The city, on business, until Cd Of
the 18th November. e~-eou
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CIoCKS-CLOCKs-CLOCks.

CIOCKS-CLOCkS-CL
UBAVE JUST Received A LAh6E AS
so1tment of Clocks-S0 different styles, which
will be sold low, and wauantt d TO go well. Those
- INV "a sell aga n would co well 20 give me a
cali before purchasing ELSEWHERE Also, Clock
Materials Of all kinds. Oils, Balls, Keys, Cords,
Hands, &C, at J. ROBINsONis,
re 23.2m 349 Pa. ave, oppo. Browns Hotel
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w. G.. METZEROTT,
(SucCEssoR TO GEORGE HILBUs)
Wholesale q gent for the Southern states
of Raven d Bacon's
CELL BRATE d PIANO
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST
L L stock Of PIANOS from Sl75 up to 81 % o.
MELODEONS from SIS TO S25,,
GUITARS, VIOLINS, BRASS INSTRU
MENTS FLUTES, BANJOES, ACCORD
CONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than in
any house south Of New York.
Music published and received every day
Pianos for rent noV4-r
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DEAL ESTATE IN THE wESTFOR SALE.
~ PERSONS wishing to purchase Real Estate In
or near st. Paul. in Minnesota Territory, or in
near Superior City, In Wisconsin, will do well to
call at the Kirkwood House on LIEN PIERSE,
Of NJ innesota nov TT
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
Financial Affairs Of the Bank Of England

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE, PRINTING TEL
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BONNETs! BONNETS! BONNEYS!
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IN
w voice Of New York BONNETS As.
and, with our former supply, we can showSJ
as rich an assortment as can be found In SSsH
the City Please call and examine
GEO. H. CASSIDAY q CO.
oct3l Successors to A. Tate, 3l4 Pa. av.
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Row IN TEMPERANCE ALLEr.-Last night
the police was summoned to the alley in the
rear of Temperance Hall, to auelI a disturb
snce in which mon and women were engaged
The principals were arrested and taken to the
guard house, and this morning appeared in
the trial room One of the party-Thomas
Fitzgerald-wss badly cut about the face and
head. man by the name of Bresnehan was
also much bruised, and Mrs Bresnehan ex
hibitsd black eye produced by blow from
Fitzgerald. Justice Morsell, the oficiating
Elephants in the disgracefuI squabbIe.
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sCONnANnEnIIRTH

EfOR RENT.-THE TWO-STORY Wooden
l. House at the corner Of 18th and ID streets, No.
5Vo, containing Room, with Cistern and Paved
Yard For terms &C., apply to No. 275 street
or Y. WALBRIDGE. nov 6-2tH
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Frame House, containing six rooms, situated
on N street north, between 18th and 18th street
west Rent $40 per month Inquire Of JNO. Z.
HILTON, near the corner Of l4th street and Penn
avenue nov 8 Iw
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DIsoRDERLr-Am man named Peter BOYD
was arrested last night by the wstchmen of
the sixth W ard for disorderly conduct An
attempt Tas made 10 rescue him, but the
guards, by the use Of their short sticks, suc.
eeeded IN retaining him. This morning be
was ordered 70 pay ane and costs.
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STONE BArrLE.-Lsst night, two gangs of
boys who answer to the delsctable slang names
Of Mice" and "Bull- bats got up stone bat
tie 10 the neighborhOOd Of the City Hall. Peb-
bles flew thick and fast for q season, and the
residents in that quarter found it prudent to
tasten blinds and shutters. Officer Yeatmsn,
with some difficulty and not few bruises, sue.
ceedsd IN dispensing these disOrderly young
sters The - Bull-bat' association is, we be-
lieve, a Northern Liberties institution; the
. Mice" ornament this quarter of the city .
Thus, " honors are easy"
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Local Adv0TtiseeDouts,


'I>HlS Is die name of a machine recenty m
/ vented by Gro IiowE. for picking cot
ton in the field. II can be seen At the Planters
Hotel. where it, performance will bc exhibited
ny Nr Msrtiu. who has the patent right for
tbs. State We hase seen 1t IN operation, ard
are satisfied that II viii do. Il /. the very
thing our cotton growers need and now tina,
Il Is ON hand, they ma, have 1t, or be- behind
the time II weighs only about six pounds,
and j. eaiiy carried by means Of a strap across
che thou Ger. ike a shot pouch. little wheel
turned with the night hand, the muzzle
tsumetmuT ,ke an elephants -noui) j. guided
TO The boiis 10y the left hand, and IT drinks
down tie cotton Ike a topper No humbug
sarc One hand accustomed TO il can pick (or
rather tsar inl from ten TO fifteen hundred
pounds day The machine Is simple in s,ruc-
iurr. and hot liable to ~, out OF order--aili
last taf years
Cotton p,ked With tins machine, i much
, isau,r .ri iferr ifom trash and Is leit IA bet
TER coud tion iar ginning han that packed b.
u.- od haad method
Pu.l auiy $31 For further information
address ii II NAitfIN,
Or h PELHAM, ger. agent
April 9TH 1850. No-sl tt
+ $ Every body send in your orders AMI
ou snail be supplied by The tine your next
crop j. la hand
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STRAY HORSES.

y The following horse, ,imycd away
~ sometime last sumner
\ Dnrs Chestnut Sorrl. about nine last
,prnr, with some Saddle marks. small bulge
%. u.. i,fl jaw, walks and tr"t-. Wa, raisei
mur miles west OF NaeosGoenes, BY ). II.
bpou
s Grss PONY, about SIS or seven when be
Ief, Na- roached hiss roman head branded
ou far el Hip rather long back.
,l aite liberal reward for the delivery
~ rar above horses, or lor auy information "a
fe4afl 10 them, so .aai cas- get them.
{. t.. lil NSON.
Mnr.ua-l. Mareh D. ls5G - Il
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Tgn rf-, pahcr- Preserve p.-hcs Sa.
ear-. hansItd cans, ..a--'- rams. sails, pep-
Fer- N.ne.Ar., mG.tar1-. r'arle3 lautrfus.
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Another stennb saw ANA <sri>t
NH.

DARKER y pNLuER'S steam mHl. ,hr.e
miles Southeast of Marshall s u o,g n
iuH operation, and ready to accommodate, the
public
rac machinery b from tac on Dami ion,
and worthy Of 10 pc.iou The auaer iads
ON lhi, m,,' IS II jbc iast quality. ana vii Zee
soj ou as reasonable terms o., D. eaa be- pur-
chased from tie other iu. Is tu thu. vicinity.
A PARKER.
K + PALMER
May 3ri 1875 No-3 tt
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AN Ell'vISlNG SNNE.N.
READ THIS COLUMN


N~,'aa's n uorAaH Taylor q Wilson. rarnei
'ofmohy occupied h} 70 & u II Key
sds pobic sqaanr
Z, Inc'iord. .pa,h side pubiir square pry good.
ASST grp'racs
low north .iIs pubic a'usre .u th- to,..e for
T %. q "'gnHod by iiui-ol Is Ham-u Do ro,si-
hi'g he'iunl. near -ouih.es.t corner OF publ.
square. wy raoi. and rrucrf.. also sfri- iumi-
Ci"mmoiis q Dnps.r northeast romer 81 pabhe
square u8ar Planter Hotel
" i'''m Con. to toe large building 90 t.e east side
81 public squire
Ntyian smith. il iie bu,k huddHIs ou tia uar.l
.dr of putin square formerly occupied hy W b. ID.
Ward a Go
Gra.lg g..s1.nt..-W S. Hfn.o,,. 10. ,,s.f,ii.
ia'btc SQUARE sRn u. the red har Have hats boot,
siers uaiis. rir.
lhm.sn a Perry north sHl- public 4Juaa.. Have
iron. ual.4. -tr
D,ag Sia,s MeDon,lJ saadsr.. in larrr frame
oval iiug, west al'ir Of il uIIO -qlils.
HHi'l' Nnshali lloial sllil -lieo pahiic s.iua-.
mm liusseb proprietor
l'nuler Hotel north east refnaf OF naH.io eppo.
james lee pf1It,rtor
Siam Nas s.5G-r WGs lurfe..' HH. Hf.,.
qHtu'r' Of = mI.e uHflu oa.i % rld stand
l.Hrt's N.il.. tHrtr miles 4luiI Of Aa-.ai.
shall
Parker a Palmer, Ndl lhrce Mules south rn., a'
Marshall
i,,.y S41s. ca-osr. E5a,ao-g. vali4g. 90.
lYusnn noflli ui public square
.>aaafr.. Nhep. same piuco. Bailey, au %
Ct.irut workman
IT, md Nhef Inn ueasft.'o-g j. 10 Van IlauE.
south side public -Iaar
Boot qHf Nto. Naop & lnrie- necker soulli.wcst
ea.i-f mnl.r Hlf+ Does gN'e.IsHt work
iagH liaL G.sauar,-! a,urs Ludulph. at.t Di
bst keltt s sp.rudtI workman
va tmI,sn ast J.u.H ~ David N#PhuI undI
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Royal N-sH Past Master. Master MASON.
.aa Couuo. l.a,a.. iio., Nt,b.ag ,a,b
-ft.. e, wt. save unaef hy calling o. SIS.
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I riliprciiaA
W God ware,

i.dio, and Gent. Back SIN and Scotch
Garfam tmbrrI'a., cotton and fanny stk
nnru-oI,
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1xyE have just received, and will continues
W to rece,yr during the season. FAMILY
aROC .Riis - ia kinds, Raron fivnr, kKss.
Smear, Aolass.s, Coffee, etc,
lron aaa Nails Castings. n>sortsi Corn.
shel,er,. and al,ol Guns. ,sll and examine.
liAMl.ftr n PERM.
Apu la. 'a6 A-u
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scientific and Humorous.


I ~
,, ,ugtlcs nae not little 10 determine %,
name of the little constellation which, by som,
.,marlable phenomenon, has left the siberia
..sons, descended to earth, aud now cnght
,r- wondering and lncredulous world.
driving back ignorance to It's native ohscuri
. " e, the dazzling vision" which It presents
ihc columns ~ the Republican.
Al dfsi, seeing the powerful influence il hal
one of our tcllow.citizens, (whom ! sba
N. lhcsi, through respect causing milan.
'.,sn Of the brain, and consequent heated
.,enatnn. and hirhiiness, was ready TO
.-.I.uace il Afies. But few STRUCTURES"
gr administered in good time dssipaiing
fewer irom the brain TO the region Of the
..a..l. Mathesis ctiu ed a disposition to TAKE
.... which convinced me for the time that
d. constellation Has i}Rdrius, or Pisces.
So, however. since he has emerged from his
Ser, retreat. and shows "signs Of fight" 1t
...p- be- must he under the influence Of Sagi-
.l.s. or perhaps Capricorins. But il is yet
matter Of uncertainty, and must be left to
.taae .u,c-tfatian TO uriola this peculiar
f~icfy
CHATTER IL oadiroH If Naihesi,.
ltl.to bee hoped that Mnlhesis viii soon en-.
.rIs recover from Ia, paroxysm- without
M, to anybody lie is so much exhausted
a.g present time that ! think no one need
r4cui any Danger from him In truth,
hugh, 40 oae time be bad gwen up the glos,
lis theory, aud IN honor TO bis name,
f,,rd suitable extract for an Epitaph,n
e.. ia, -cuhed ou bus tombstone But | am
.pp, o. learn that he was only laboring under
i ,modic affection, from which he recover.
ABA , now cou,alesgent, promising long
s scientific investigation, provided he
.,p. ai. head from among ihc stars, and
.,, 900 occasional tome &c the "soluiion
. aHau= problems and propositions, accord.
s, ta prescription, (GeometricallyN And
4l H.r. tdd enc caution that is, tina. he be-
a. use tie Gtometrical, and no, the
r-.-,tat1piriral solution The two. though
.....4iEIur n some respects, are quite differ.
nu constrained to believe that be ha,
,.sty injured himself by this very sad error
trArffu III 4 Funny Circamaaaee.
p,r.aH. 10 stat, Of mrnta inflammation.
..rr,.a.,. m4uic~t little more than mother
sam H,Ir ah-tr,a'Ions. hi, was the ease
SSH s. flr.I, aa,Ir under tie .atacuce of the
,f. Beng opposed in his opinions with
-.uarut, thar tr cuIid not retutc, he Simply
a4rscd, tlni "If hl. opponent wa, better %.
..fnel upuu The subject, the argument might
Han snmt interest. THIS gave an admirable
Hs.. oi the topic which led llm 10 bearsc
i-d completed. fooled his adversary This
..uusiauur .ueEert- % Hi} mud tac te.Iuw-
at.aot- ai an Ethiopian philosopher.
>Mta ueaa a. tetasti9u By tbe ron-
s-.n-.
One morning before d,y. EHAe thr 1..oo
d up tHc earth with her mellow rays
Hha and Jer1 We'c Ietsufeh and -'ieHtlF
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ShifftVarI anU Jt0tr>W1 TAT ENs
't'hh rev, substantial. su.l very - =
ag' desughi sleal.,A..at " nAte 80
CUM, JollN AR aaAN. u.Aslef, las resumed
hsr fcxulag trips, ..aa mll eenslnae running a.
em-wrakly jv.csel ae;ween @s:a.saa and
Shreveport during the low wsief
Tie NtaFE NI.tfgs .as hani ~ talasin
Graham tor abe express accommodations - he
"a TRENDS ind patrons. sad will on the hr>s
risr 81 water, taso her glase as regular
pf,f Red River packet she j. IN every re-
.eee cea.l to any boat ie the trade, and h.
p'el-ss himself that every exer,lon will he
m4de 20 rive ssiiS,swsoa
March list. l>Su n2Vu.
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REGULAR Red River and Lake Packet.
Il, ". Powell.

~, = THE splendid and fast rum irg
$3.50 passenger packet, x. ", Pow, =, K
n n1rsH. Camm4ai'r, VIII run 10 the above
trade dsrne the eu.ise season. Passengers
naY r,ly upon every attention hsiig paid 10
tle.r coniof
Ipe t. " Powell u en- rely new, ~.
pefuiy listed np with eeers mode en iaipsoyr-
mcn,, and Or beauty, sps "a CO .nfass. conyen-
jenee 500 safety T. na~ssypa. ed And On all
scr equipments sut arrange .aont> Ia which na
D. .sri has heea paid to cost : Designed to b.
. .apeuor passen.rt is,oAss
lehtuary IL sa6 n25-ly
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Hats.

Gents Fashionable MoIeskIu, Nen'- and
boys h.seh and eolorod inr ard merluo csy,l-
iur. Roetati, titsrna a4d empire hats. super
otter mapped planters hats batA aud white
wool ta,> palm, Ierhorn, Panama and Cam.
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-yhS3 MARSHALL lopGE, so 80, q Of O..
sssk@ y ai 3 ioll, a. regular meTiifg7 OOH
g trrRnAN NlNUlr al te Na,I. a,4ic laatr
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\cM NNriNg NsNNtis.

WILLIAM cox would respectfully inform
w the citizens Of Marshall aud HARRISON
county. laal j.. has just received n pe~ AID
compete -toek Of sla. PIE and ianey dy goods,
HIYS. cars,
BOOTS SUpES
HARDWARE.
CROChERl.
etc., ~ aoh he viii .eil cheap, Purchasers vii
da wei. 10 call and examine his stock before
buginr el-es here. lie hopes taai by doing
the thing that i, drli,7 and applying hini-,If
closely 10 a.,ue.s, he lsay mert reasonable
portion IT custom Can and examine tor
,ear-e'i. ai ine o.d stand Of Taylor u Cox.
AaroA 21I, S5b 80 It