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BANKING HOUSE OF cIIUBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CIIUBB BROTHERS.
Washington, january /, 1857.
TOIN D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 day partners the Banking House Of
Cubb Brothers. The firm from this will be composed OF Chas
Chubb John Barrow and Horny Holmes The House Da
Iowa. composed OF Charles S. Chubb VIM Dougn
Barrow under the firm OF Chubb Brothers. Bar
CHUBB BROTHERS,
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The first hogshead of tobacco has been received at
New Orleans. 1t grown in Tennessee.
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Washington Aqueduct.

orYcB OF THE WASHINGTON AauKpuu
Washington, March 8, 1857.
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
i for the Washington aqucduct.
Proposals up May win opened Of that
Maps pronlcs specifications DO
let viii be ready for examination at this office on and after the 10th
embrace masonry Of Of the bridges
nected with inch iro MAN, gate houses bricks sand
rubblc, and cut stone, &c.
the particular works and materials reference made TO the
United States there may delay in commencing the work
thereon such unavoidable delays allowance viii be made
only the completed under the
@ to future by Congress The engineer the
right prescribe the amount Of work be done and rate
paon holding sufficiently decide when what works
shall be stopped until funds become available
the entire stoppagc Of particular work for want Of
funds the reserved cent will be paid IT. In tho Judgment Of
Payments will be made in specie checks upon the United
monthly engineer rcserving 10
condition all that the womon shall
seeded proposals
ertas on the Washington Aquoduct"
The United States reserves the right to reject any or all the bids
should they not BE deemed and to make such arrange
mcns as may be considered most conducive to the progress Of the
Every by written guarantee signed by
responsible persons that he they
bidder bidders will If his their bid be accepted
securities for the completion undertaken guarantee
accompanied by the certificate Of the United States district
the general government Engineer
Of War that the guaranors are able make good their
opened presence bidders any them choose
be present M MIIGs,
Capt of Engineers in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. c. Mcigs, .. S. Engineers
hereby Jointly and sveray with the United states
guaranty the foregoing bid of b be accepted that he
cute the contract same good per
form furnish the articles proposed in conformity to the terms Of the
shall fall enter into contract as aforesaid we guaranty TO make
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,n,ction Against an Insurance Company

hyanc1oH dyafNa an HS1DdNoe CO0fu1y
BosroS, Sept 1.-An injunction has been granted
against the Appleton Insurance Company of this city, and
q receiver appointed.
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BY TELEG RAPH.

Anoler Banking House Suspended
NEW YORK, Sept. n.---Wm. S. Bell Co. bankers,
suspended thismorning.
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rBy The soaboard unc,l

[By the Scaboard Line
Late from Mrico.--The 7asua,tspec Grants Aanuaed
NEW ORLEANS, Sept ia despatch has just been
ceyed from the Belize, announcing the arrival of tho
Vera Cruz steamer which brings intelligence that the
Tehuantepec question has been settled at Mexico, and
that both the Garay and Sloo grants have been an
nued The vomito abating at Vera Cruz.
Heavy Failures
Providence, Or. IL Sept. lI.-Phillip Allen & Son
and Zachariah Allen extensive manufacturers here have
failed The liabilities of the former exceed two mil
lion dollars
Massachusetts Politics
Boston, Sept l0.--The State national American con
vcntion met here to-day and nominated Gov. Gardiner
for governor.
The Ohio River.
WHEELING, Sep. 1.-THE river this morning is three
feet six inches, and is falling slowly.
Nomination for Governor Of Minnesota.
DupuouE, Sept IO--Ex- Governor Ramsey was yestcr-
day nominated by the black republican convention at st
Paul for governor of Minnesota
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IMPoRTANT NO COTTON PLANTERS. bY whicl

their incomes be doubedThe undersigned
and obtained letters patent from the United
and combination OF machinery converting
by process the
rous preparation and spinning machinery until Is ready for ship
weaving.
saving by process por cent
and made from tho fibre unbrken and inued by tho
raon OF tho machinery the
enange ~ win be about dy and heavier
will command the markets OF tho world dsanong all competition
advanced prices.
The undersigned prepared TO dispose OF privileges 10 his
pent and planters will informed
strncons how 10 H. how 10 obtain the machinery
other necessary particulars, application addressed
Bee 6-2awly6 GEORGE g. HENRY, Mobile
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Nomination for Governor Of Minnesota.
DIED,

instant formerly OF Ontario county,
Now but for the Ave resident Of this city
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SCHO0L BOOKS of the latest editions, and strongly
~ bound such used in the city and District sale
lowest prices by FRANCK TAYLOR
scpt5
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VyHE Misses Hawley's French and English School
viii opened Monday September l4th their residence
1877 Pennsylvania Aug zo-SawS"
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TNR0ST KING have just received supply at
my metropolitan CRATE factory, Pennsylvania
10th and 18th streets 31s and 322 tho latest improved
Iarobe
parlor both the latest 1857 They
parlor place like grate the
have another with small
Mr. Edward Rowe who tho best and
percnced for setting them that be found in the District
Sep l2-I2eod G. WOODWARD
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ERESH LEAVES, by Fanny Fern, IS cents.
l Barths North and Central Africa, vol. /, 81 SO.
Leigh Poems vols 81 co. published for
at TAYLOR Il MAURYS
Sept I1-3t Bookstore, 9th
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II j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer Office and depot
southwest Of and Twelfth streets Washington,
APP 11-dlyt
MRS BURRtS School for Young Ladies', No. 39l
on Monday, September n. ti
sept 5-law4wsf
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MR. DONALD MACLE0DS Pupils are respect
vl fully informed that all the school books used
recently established by Macleod
TAYLOR & MAURYS
Sep 12-3t Bookstore, 9th
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LN0R RENT.--A rare chance.--Nowa under con-
struon IL large airy with all the convenences o
lights The location the principal business square OF
city adapted dentists, daguerrso
ypsts Offices and basement suitable
for whole finished well lighted In the
most improved manner, after the New York styles
WALL STEPHENS,
No 322 Pennsylvania avenue,
9th and 10th streets, entrance on d street
Iq-1mif
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MISS BROoKE's
lish and French Boarding and Day SChoof

Gtudies will be resumed in this institution ON Mon
~ day tho 7th Of September next H. A. MA6glhE
Aug Colin freSioenN
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GCH00L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Copy Books, Ex-
- Composition Books and all the requisites for school
TAYLOR 4 MAuRYS
Sep 3-3t Bookstore, near 9TH street
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nANIEL E. GR0UX, native Of France, teacher
modern especially French, Spanish and German
made with correctness and puncaa al modefAo
prices. 80,
streets, opposite Wizards Hotel, Washington, ID. G.
Aug 25--3awMW&F
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SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SAIL

NOTICE TO TAX-PAY ER5--D Deduction for prompt
paymentNotice hereby that the for the
payable this Office and that deduction OF
per allowed by for tho current paid on or be
the 18th day Of September JAS v HALLIDAY,
July 16--eodid Collector.
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DERSoNS desiring copies of Colonel Forney's new
paper FRE, thom evening before
o'clock at Mr. Do Camps Pennsylvania avenue ~
Adamsons opposite the Post Once Mr. De Camp
monthly subscriptions.
Aug ~
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cuAs s. D. JONES
JONES a. NOEL,
Attorneys at Lar.
DUBUQUE, IOWA
WILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv profession committed 70 them
Iowa. Illinois, and Minnesota Territory,
anip proceeds promptly RENTED.
Sa a.. Thomas mas Green sar.o .n.orr Washington CITY
Hon. Reverdy johnson, Baltimore, Maryland
HON HON John a s' ns New York city
Sep 2-dn
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LNOR SALE very valuable real estate on Pennsy
avenueIhe property adjoining the cast tho va
and 18th street fronts
and contains 22s feet running back
a 30+cet alley.
Further particulars TERMS &C. made known appcatono
KELLER MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Treasury Department
June 30--du
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Connecticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1876.
Capital s2454 Annual dividend life policies per
Ninety eight during paying
OF the companys furnished Those who
other and have removed this have their
policies renewed through
MICH. NoURSE, Agent,
June 13--dly No. 46I 18th street
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOrpefnWn. II r..

FJNHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long and favoaby conducted by Miss L.
English the direction Miss NJ principal
assisted and experienced teachers
department Of learning
ofCongess others whose Washing
daughters wards here under their
accustomed dothe graduates Of this
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union
For particulars address d. j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female seminary
Sep 12-eotf Georgetown, d. c.
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New Orleans Advertisements
HARDWARE AND sAtr ciIANpLERY
SAMUEL LOCKE,

rs receiving from the manufactures or
L the North and from Europe, direct, the
largest and most complete stock Of HARDWARE
ever offered IN his market, and he IS oHerIug
It at the very lowest market rates BY wholesale
and retail. His stock consist In part, Of the
following, viz 800 tons II English Iron Of
assorted sizes 1000 bundles Of sheet IRON,
assorted numbers; 1900 bundles of hoop
Iron, from to inches $50 tons Of tine
American iron. assorted sizes m ousehole
Any,ls, patent cham Wees, solid brass box
Wees, &C .er.keyed and bench Vices; east IRON
Pipes, and inches in diameter wrought
iron welded Pipe. all sizes cart and wagon
Axes, hrazers Copper sheet Zinc, Spe'tef
Tin plate Block I'm, speiter Solder Lead;
Leal pipe, all sizes sheet Lead, drop and
buck Shot, 20 tons OF pure white Lead, French.
Iac Pant, black green, yellow and red PaHi
GROUND IN oil boiled and raw Iinsted OF !,
fire proof Paint. Japan, eapa coach, bright
and black Narnishcs sand aad emory Paper
patent Dryers paint, whitewa,h and other
brushes 5000 keg. Of Cat Nails, assorted
sizes; ship, boat aud eomposHion.~ spikes pat
ent clneb Nails, new article; pakGm, tared
and uniared sAeeiiag Paper Caiking Mallets
aud .Oo.s
CA~TlN G---5O tons Of castings such a.
Pots, Bake Ovens, spiders, -siilets, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, French pots, stoves, Of every
description, Furnaces, and Irons, 10 casks
Cauldrons, Motifs patent Portable Cauldrou..
Cast Iron Bah Tubs, \ ard and Cistern Pumps
Changers Patent Corn Coz and Meal Mills,
sash weights
MlNii.iA AND HEMP ROPE-2o tons
of Minlia Rope, all SIZE, from to ia diam
eier also, all size. II tared Hemp rope, Jute
and Cotton rope. Pios lines, sash cord, Patent
STRAPPED block, all sizes; Corner blocks strap.
ed and unstraped Pump boxes. Fan mills
Corn shelters, tour kinds kiggd Grind.-tones
Flows of all sizes; Cultiyators, lIarrrows
Harrow teeth, >hovel- and spades. all Of the
best maker. Hay rakes, Seythcs, Cradle sew
thes, Pitch forks, and ali other kinds OF agr.
cultural Implements that are used.
TIN PLATEAU kinds of tin Smiths
and Copper smith, tools and machines, for
working Of Copper, Tin, Xine or sheet Iron.
some Of tie machinery is entirely new, never
before Introduced into this market every de-
script,on Of Findings for lin IA ls, such -,
handles, ,Ac., together with a large stock OF
Japanaod and F.ani,hed lin Ware
Cooper tools OF every description.
Black smiths Tools OF all kInds
Ship Carpenter and house Carpenter. tools
of all kinds, also machinery for working OF
wood, machinery for working iron.
Block uuwar- SilSer piaied-Mare OF single
double and TRIBE plate Hardware Of every
description.
iils stock IS too extensive to parieu'arlze
suffice it to say tina, It would be sufficient TO
make six separate establishments in any OF the
Northern cities.
Purchasers are invited to examine his stock
contained in stores Nos !, and Front Ie-
wee, between Cus.otnehouse and Bien,ti,e -Is q
New Orleans.
Jan II. 81. no 81
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

ARRtvALs AND = 7 A U YES.
Shreveport - AHRvys Tuesday,
THURSDAY, md SATURDAY - & p n; DGrARrs
"Wednesday. Fs,day. md Sunday, att An
ErsryH>- r,9 Henderson AsRiyks Tuesday.
Thursday. and Saturday, at =. ~; DgrAKrs
Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, m7A.A.
SoHrnyRS jefferson - AhKiyEs Tuesday
Thursday, md Saturday. nj IN DhrspTs
Wednesday. Friday, and Sunday, AT M.
Sesru-wEsr GA Tyler 90 ARHivss Tuesday.
Thursday. and Saturday. at ~: D,rARrs
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday nj 7rW.
c,rrprgN-r Mansfield ApHiVrs Wednesday
anil Saturday. a, ?. NJ; Dsr,rrs Thsrdsy
ard Monday a,6 ~.
POM t,pno 80 Leave and arrive the sane days,
Tne.lay Thursday, and Saturdays
OusgR Arrives on 1hurday. a 9 4. ". and on
saturday. n, 4 =. ~. departs ON Tuesday, at e An.
snd on Thursday Mt irs
orficr lIouHa.-ffori 3 4. N. 10 IL N and from .
toe ".
Office open for delivery W.
Nal cluses Tor ih. East at 10
The Office vii be oien on SUNDAYS from 10 10 n
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

~ lHE SHgEyErogT Insurance CoNrASy
is preparing to take risks on all produce ship
ned ON boat, Of good standing with the Board
# ndrfWfters in the CTS OF New Orleans.
lni such ~ have certificate OF WORKINGS,
signed by Robert Graham, inspector, aud =. II
Rosson, secretary Of this company.
RATES or PREMIUM.
On produce shipped 10 this por; from
points above W bite Oak Shoals. per cent.
Below II per cent
Jefferson, per cent.
Il VIII be considered that all produce shipped
iron above this port on Red River or any Of
D.. tributaries, TO any merchant Of this place
having an open policy from this company, will
be- Insured IN this office, unes- expressed to
the contrary in the bit Of lading
{. X. GRlSWOLD, Pfes't
i n RnssoS, secretary
the Republican. Marshall Gazette. JEFF
'af-ou standard Clarksyife, Texas, and
Telegraph, Washington, Arb, Viii please
copy tbree months and send bill TO Thu, Office.
--NahfA Western
October "a, 1857. 3m
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ALL NEW STOCK.
The undersigned having opencd
large aud splendid ASSORTMENT of
n@v Southern Furniture, il pre-
pared 70 supply the trade and families on tAs
most liberal terms. Thi, being the only new
s,"c. - 'lv eiiy, purchases will find ~ H. their
adyautar "a call and exsnine the goods and
learn the pficcs before purchasing elsewhere.
WI lr'p constantly on hand
NJ Ne. 's9a and Centre Taller,
Esiens un Tables Of mahogany. walnut and
oak, aad Of all sizes, rosewood and mahogany
Work "a Gard Tables. Dressing Tables
walnut aud cherry Dining Tables; oak ma
hogany and rosewood Sidcboards Bureau. of
walnut rosewood and mahagany Armoirs
Uash.'ands, Bsdstesi,, par.or Chairs, Teie.a
etegere-, secretaries and book cases, oak and
walnut Office chairs, diaing room chairs child
rens ehHIr and rockers, mahogany and walnut
iea-poy- and light stands
Ha-, Moss and Spring Na1rsuc'.
Ioukiul Glasses and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany parlor Sets, together with every ar.
tcle usually iound in furniture warehouse.
a. 1ns Is an entirely new establishment,
and no id stock ON hand. Purchasers will
find il -catly 10 their interest TO give tins store
q cali before buying elsewhere, as the i,roprc-
tor is coNiiaent that he can offer them newer
styles o' the most fashionable furniture, more
subsianl a!y made aud al greater bargain.
i.an an, other house in the CIV.
CHARLES a STEWART.
Apn Q, ls56-y
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Public 8poeking.

HrSprnsa> NJ 'RRtpN fatpGroS formerly Of Iar-
pn now ofi'c,t county viii address the ctiizrn. uf
Narsha and Harrison county on saturday. the 9Th
Instant at the Conn House. at ihrrc O'Clock T. NJ nu
BE- suhl.ci OF urging upon the General Government
il. Necessity uf making treaty with the Govern.
mont ol McKee, for the surrender ri fugitive slaves
Also the wants NJ an vxindniun law between tn.
go Governments Tor the delivery II Ipeifiycs from
n,ii,e aud criminals The ladies aud publ, an rem.
-,aNy invited TO attend
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MARRIED.

On the 2Ist instant at the residence of Mr.
/. Langley, in this county, by Rev. r. - " H.
SON, y. -, MIR L. II. STEPHENS aud Miss
SUE LANGLEY.
On the I'D instant, at the residence of Mr..
VIM. Sanders, in this county, by Rev. r. b.
Wilson, a. -. Mr.. D. :. HARVEY and MIS-,
NJ l. SANDERS.
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Now Orleans Advertisements.
stoves Tin and JapanneA ware.
Austin a &aOONN w.
Streets, New orleans,

- HAVE an hand large and complete
kt4> assortment Of stoves Of every variety
K4A Of patterns Of eastern aud western
w manufacture, consisting OF parcr,
church, office, and cooking stoves, all of the
most approved patterns and a,ith they can
guarantee 90 give satisfaction 10 purchasers.
In addition 10 their stock of stoves, they
have on hand asd are constantly manu- iactur.
ing every description Of PLAIN tin and japan
ned ware, which they will offer to country
merchants and Others at whole sale and retail.
aud at lower prizes than such articles can be
bought at in TN. city
They are also sole agents Cor the manufac-
tire and sale Of Arthur. sclf.sealjag cans for
preserving fruit and vegetables FOE winter use
this j. q new article in the WAY OF preserving
can and was introduced her. By Us last spring,
aud sc far has given satisfaction 10 every in-
stance. The advantage these cans have over
all Others is in Inc entire top lifting OF 80 that
fruit Of the largest SIZE mas be put In them
they are on that account also easier cleaned
and can be used many seasons. They a7e
cheap and simple. Printed directions accompa.
nyiHg the cans SO that the most inexperienced
can use them with sgeeess
Jan. u, 1851. No.9f
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PLANTERS HOTEL,

Cartilage. Terds,
\. LEWIS, PROPRIETOR.
g. HAVING recently taken charge of
~: this new establishment, he wishes TO in.
A.A form the citizens of Pamela county, and
the travelling public generally that he Is pre-.
pared to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage, His table will always
be furnished with the very best the market
Affords and that served up in the neales, Style
and his charges moderate.
lie has also, connected with his hotel, a
well supplied stable, with plenty of corn aud
fodder, and horses we'll attended to.
Oct "a, 81, No II
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carriage and Harness Depository.
.NiRSUtLL HOTEL.

MRS NJ. l.. DAVIS has taken this well
W known house, and having fitted 1t up, SO
"a TO make 1t In every way comfortable, re-
specially invites her friends and the tras-
cling public to give her cali She assures
them tha, no pains or expense will be spared
to render their stay in every way agreeable
so that when they come once, they may be IN
dnced to call again.
Every preparation ha, been made ior the
ensuing Court
Marshall. August Goth 1857.
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y |, w 60 Cd $50!

- +. HYDE is now receiving large and
III general assortment Of Fall and Winter
goods, all of which have been selected with
care, and are all new, and of the latest STYLES
and patterns. The following comprise, a
portion of the stock
All wool DE Lains, (prined and solid
colors)
Black and colored French Merino, "")
Black and eolored Alpaears,
Plaid Camlet,
Black Chay.
Black figured and colored dress silks.
kno,ted silk Berihas,
Silk Fringe and Lace for trimming,
Natcfed Gaioon
Chenolile cord
Silk Boune,-, dates, Parisean stye-)
Plain and eoored English straw Bonuets,
Straw Gip.es, and misses Flats.
Flowers and sprigs, Gin great variety)
Bridal wrea,hs and head dresses,
We've, Bracelets and fur Cuffs,
Ladies Coass and Mantllas, tcloth and
velyst)
Ladies cloth for Cloaks,
Black, blue, pink, cherry, and printed Tab.
by velvet,
Printed Flannel For children
Black elasiick and silk Belts and belt ribbons,
Bonnie, ribbons.
lustfng DO
Satin DO
SILK Embroidered Swiss Robes,
Embroidered Muslin skirts,
Plain and plaid Swiss Muslin,
Berlin Cord,
silk Illusion,
Blond Lace,
Thread hdging,
Jaconet DO
Swiss DO
Inserting Do
Worsed collars, (Iacone, and Swiss)
DO Bands, "
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, Chemed and
stitched and embroidered,)
Corsets,
Grass cloth,
Hoop skirts
Ladies Nd gloves and Gauntlets,
Mems Bnos and Dog-kin DO Do
Ladies black silk, Meriuo and cotton hose,
Misses merino hose,
Children's Wool Do
ihen.ilie Searis
Wool Do
Net wool Pokas and Talmas,
Do Rigoetis.
STAPLE GOODS.
Black Cadet Oxford and Brown 5atinc,s,
Black and fancy Cassimers
Tweed- Jeans, and Fulled cloth,
Gold medal Jeans,
Georgia and Kentucky kerseys and Plains
Plain aud plaid l.nsey,
White, Red, yellow, and Green Flannels,
Weite Brown aud Slate Cotton
Brown Iowells,
DO Sheetlucs and Shr,ngs,
White and co!ored Furniture Dimitv
Blankets, White, Red, Green, blue and
Gray,
Blaklaya Blankets,
Red DO
Pant. 10 fs,,a ,aso-tp,o,.N
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hina, Glassware &c.

I ST received an additional supply Of
- EAkfllEN, CHINA, apd CLASH
WARE, SOLAR LAMBS, SIDE LAMPS.
SILVER Plated Tea and Table spoons,
caps, tasturs, Butter knives, Cake Baskets
gud Candloslcks, Tor sale st
X. +. HlDE'S
Marshall, Oct oath. 1857. st.
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JsnN uNtt FonD. is. rurNAs
ALI ROOD. ard PUTNAM, CoffoH
l Factors ahd Gsnersi Commission Msr.
ciaHfs, No s, Custom House street New Or.
leans Give their stricte-i individual attention
TO the sale Of cotton the purchase Of plauia-
ton supplies, groceries, provisions, collectors,
etc, etc, anu feel conhdenct from long expe-
Renee and thorough kuo~ledge Of their busi.
ness, IN their ability tc serve their constituents
successfully.
Refer 10 Gen. f. Greer ". r . Ward
Mcssr. Nlsion and Smith Dr. II. + Young.
Dee. l3, 1856 nl6-ly.
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NOTICE.

WE have placed all the notes and accounts
w due the firm Of Nivion 4 Smith. in the
hands OF VIM. H. Bris,ow, ESD, for settle
ment
All persons owing rs. either by note or ac-
count are requested to call ON HIM without
delay, and pay up, in order to avoid the cost
and expense Of suit ..,
NIVfON & SMITH.
October =. 1857. No o "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

Southern Furniture Waverosps.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24
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