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BY WALL. IL BARNARD, Auctloneers
DEREM PTORN SALE OLE FRAME HOI-SE

L AMP LoT AT AUCTION ON 7TH STREET, BETWEEN
|. AND NJ, EAST SIDE.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, July IA, at 6!5 O'Clock, we will sell in front
OF the premises lot No. ~ in square 449, fronting
g II. on 9TH street between l. and running back Jig
feet to wide alley. The improvements are two
story Frame louise, containing five rooms. This
improving part of the city, and is worthy the atten
ton Of purchasers.
Terms: One-thlri cash; the balance in two equal
payments OF IL and l8months the deferred payments
To tie secured By deed Of trust the property All
conEeyanclng at the expense Of the purchaser.
~ 8-dtS WALI.& BARNARD Ancts
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CRIMINAL COURT.-At half past one O'Clock,
to day, the Court took up the case of JOS. Gerha
charged with killing Henry Schoulte, on the 18th
day Of June, 1857 Messrs Morgan. Hofer and
West Il. Rocker for defence
The evidence being given is the same as that
oeIoie tue CorOnef'S Inquest, published I'm the
MANVILLE AUSTIN, who was Yesterday dis
charged from custody by the decision of the
Alexandria county Court, Va, and thus le-
gally justified for killing Jas ii Burch, ir., at
Inc sunday School, in that county, on the Sunday
before the last, has returned to his business on
his Ether's farm, in that neighborhood, we hear
The FOURTH OF July was appropriately cee-
DRAFTED at Bethesda" (Presbyteriam Church, by
large number Of the citizens Of MONTGOMERY
county, Maryland. An Grafton was pronounced
by James L. Tustin, Esq, OF this CITY, followed
ny other exercises of unusual interest
The MARKET SHEDs.-The work at the new
sheds is progressing The benches have been
completed in the west wing, and the preparations
are being made to pave the floors with brick
The extension over Eighth street is in course of
completion.
DELICIOUS BLACKBERRIEs are just coming into
market. The wife who truly loves her husband
Will give him plenty OF blackberry pie while
they are in season. Ahem!
RKAL EsTATE-Iesterday, A. Green, auc-
noneer, sold the west part OF lot No g. in square
3l5 on North street, for 50, 600. VIM k Parker,
purchaser.
WHAT DOES 1T MRAN9-There has been no rain
for the last twelve hours
WATCH RETURNS .-Cornelius Desmond disor-
derby; escaped from the guard house. Isaac
Lambert, disorderly; escaped; retaken and fined
50 and Sl56 costs. j. E. Tucker, do; security
and 81 "A costs. Augustus Ridgely, do escaped
George Grinnell, do; do. George Jones do Sc
curity and 81 Al costs. VIM. Norris do; do
j d. Hutton, do fine and costs, SO Sc Jonas
Knight, do do Geo. Somers, vagrant; work
house 90 DAYS Charles w. Taylor, do; do.
Thos. +. Malloy, do; do
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The FOLLOWING ARE THE APPROPRIATIONS
required to defray the general expenses of the
Corporation for the year ending June 80, le5s &C.
cordiug to the bill passed at the last meeting of
the Common Council. e.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

ST. JOHS's, N. F. July Her Majesty's sur
yeying steamer Cyclops sailed hence Yesterday
for London, having completed the coast sound
lngs for the Atlantic telegraph, with satisfactory
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Rv A GREEN Ano,ionoo-

By A. GREEN. AuctionePr.
HANDSOME THREE STORY AND BASE
II AENT BRICK HOUSE AND l.OT on lITH STREET
WEST, BETWEEN AND n STREETS NORTH AT Arc
1I2N-On w Wednesday, the 18th instant, | shall
S"ll In front OF the the premises. at half past SIX
O'Clock p. M parts of Lots Nos. and 10, in David
sons subdivision OF Square $40, with the improve
ments, which arc fine and nearly new three sioTy
and basement Brick House with well of excellent
water IN the yard TINS property fronts the east
side OF 18th street west between NJ and " streets
north, and runs hack To wide alley The House
contains conveniently arranged rooms and cellar
TINS property Is beautifully situated n rapidly
Improving neIg hbpThO0d.
Terms: go cash; halsnce IN 6, IL, and
IL month";, for notes bearing interest from day of
sale deed gwen and deed of trust taken. Title
IndIsput1ble.
~ I'd A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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ALBANY, July S.-The citv is crowded with
strangers who have come hither 10 witness the
obsequies of the late Governor Marcy Ex-Gov-
eRors seymour, Hunt, and Fish are among the
arrivals. Places Of business are closed. and the
buildings along the proposed line march are
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DIED.

On the 9TH inst. CATHERINE r. wife of Jane
r.. Phelps, III the 2th year of her age.
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COLUMBIA MARKET,

COLUMBIA MARKET,
~ Corner 18th street and Penn. avenue.
Just arrived and for sale another invoice of that
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
The proprietors of this Market take this oppor-
tunIty Ia return thanks for the liberal patronage be
slowed 10y the citizens of Washington, and hope ly
strict personal attention, with moderate charges, to
merit its continuance. -
je aL2tawIw MALLARD q DUVAL
TNHE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS ME
i lodeOns, Music, Musical Instruments. and Mu-
steal Merchandise IN general ~ Washington City, is
at JOHN +. EIIsIS'S,
10 I6 No. SIC PA. avenue het. 9th and ieth SITS
BALLOONS MADE OF TISSUE PAPER
- and iad,s Rubber, with Sponge for SPIRIT Gas for
day ana hght ascension. Just received at
Je 30 III. j. MCLAUGHLIN 4 cos.
VI may %
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TAKE NOTICE.
CHICKERING'S PIANOS AND MARTINS

THICKERING'S PIANOS AND MARTINS
~ GUITARS.
me subscriber is constantly rePenlshng his stock
oil PIANOS, which is always the LARGEST -sr-a-
and most elegant IN this city. IL embra- G]yTaa
ces every variety of scale and paitern-Su ttfSSI
perb PaTlOr Grand, elegant IOuis XIV Central and
Square Pianos, by Chickerins Il sons, Boston ac-
knowledged superior to all other makers in the
country " ~
Also, Pianos of various styles by other manufac-
turers of good reputation.
Pianos positively sold lower than they can he
bought IN this city or in any Northern city either for
cash or approved paper.
second hand Pianos taken in exchange.
For sale, number of cellent second hand Pianos
IN perfect order, at great bargains,
Good Pianos for hire,
varied assortment of magnificent GUITARS,
ny the unrlraled Martin, whose name is guarantee
Tor their excellence; also by SchatZ ana other
makers. Superior Guitar Strings. &c.
" 3-3t RICHARD DAVIS.
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fTNO THE CITIZENS OF THE IST WARD.
COAi.-COAE-COAT,.

T'U THE CITIZENS OF THE lST WARD
COAi-COAL-COAI..
Beng now about the time of lay ing in your winter
supply of Coal, would mention the Importance Of
looking 10 IL at once. Fuel Is a heavy item, there
lore. look to your interest," and that you deal
wilma person upon whom you can rely. would sug-
geN he clubbing IN of several gentlemen-persons
who deal for cash-and engage their Coal for the
coming season from me- nj the following low prices:
All kinds of Red Ash, large and small SG2j per ton:
All Kinds Si W te Ash, 500; II must he tu persons
Who bIy Tor cash only, Otherwise could not do IT.
?ln lbs. tO the tOnguaranteed of the best alaIty
on must, you wish to avail Yourself of this otIer
send IN your orders before the first of September SO
as 10 enable Inc to deliver from the vessel after
which time fuel will he on the advance.
Now aHoat, l2n tons superior White Ash, egg Size
send IN your orders. Il. DRURH,
Jy 7-3tt No. lGj Pa. av het 18th AMI Ioth ctC
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BY WALL. 4 BARNARD. AuctIoneers.

Terms One fourth cash: the residue in 6, r. and
Is months, with interest. satisfactorily secured.
jy Sd JAS. G.. McIfUIRE, Auct
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So 900 N6rEEG s a.a a l2s sIG s5I5
z months. For sale 10y w. r. kENNAUGH, No.
20, mar Wizards.
FOR RENT-A BUSINESS STAND, NO.
$, near the National Theatre. Apply TO w. r..
kENNAUGH, No. pa, near Wiilards'. jy est
pEA FOWL AND OSTRICH FEATHER
Il Fly Brushes, Wire Dish Covers. Double Ice
Pitchers, Refrlgerators, Travelling Baskets selling
jel8 g. FRANCIS. 4aO 7th street.
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Nv ID. EICHLER,

GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS.-lO excel
N lent second hand PIANOS really great larg ans.
for sale very reasonable terms at great Piano
Mare Rooms, No. .Ss Penn. avenue, between 9TH ana
10th Streets 0aSD JOHN +. ELLIS
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REAL ESTATE A. Green, auc-
noheer, sold the west part OF lot No 3, in square
SIS on North street, for 50 600 VIM k Parker,
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IOR1USATE-It was generally believed that
r. D'Unser, printer, who lost his press and ma
rails by the late fire at the corner Of Sixth street
81 Pennsylvania avenue was not insured. Wa
Sefn that an Insurance had been effected by his
tlrnds IN the Washington Insurance Comnanv
81 $50. which was paid the day after the n %
'tare not certain that Mr.. D'Ungef himself knew
{lhis until after the insurance was paid
Between S;s,OO and S50 TO- Annually leaves The
sstTict Of Columbia in the way Of Dr,miun,s on
-sdTance against IRE, every Denny Of which il :,
I'd loss 10 the District business; a. if exnFnded
~r, 10 would receive al least as er1cirnt AMI
I~fartOTy assurance
lUEL hr dealers In wood report thata con-
A'rable quantity of green pine wood is arriyinn
NE Calial wharVes but oak is not so plentiful
- wood fGOm the boats i offered al CT Oh for
d and for pine - OOand - 5u pef cord From
: YARDS wood - sold, after having been SEASON.
Z, AT p 81 and IS per cord for pine and az ner
a Tor oak. Hickory wood Is very scarce and
~hgs = per cord.
IoSE DOwN.-Yesterdaya fternOona pair, con-
Ming OF Susan hattingly and man named
"cAs"n, were arrested for very improper con
Ct on the wall Of the Capitol grounds The
Were arrested by officer HayzelI, and taken
.O'e Justice Nckenncy, Of the Fifth District
lice, who, after hearing the testimony. com
=, - Ia" pair To the wOrkhouse-Susan for 30
= LEI companion for 30 days
.',H, DIIf COUNCILS OF Baltimore yesterday iu-
@eu appropriate measures 10 afford an OFFICIAL
"A 70 Tie guests from the cities Of ~ Louis
~ d,. .na'i who are expected 10 visit Balii-
sa,.I. LII , t"e present month. These excur-
N. - G 'iNit w aShln@tOn also and we Drp-
..d.n,n,. ,Iin ~ VIII take measures to do the
''ii"2 by them On their arrival
s,o,,,,oa, nufe" foote is not dead, as we
., 60. Yesterday. On Monday evening he
suuek with paralysis, and has since hon
.sping him and blind, as well as incapable Of
tritocd thai h., ~ t,seidIy morning it was un-
''''Seu TACT APPEARING In the Star "O'''e " tue
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Our next United states Senator.

Mn. Enron: | noticed thu, Judge
Il.mphiI has been tanned in connection
with the Sens,or.hip, by correspondent of
,our journal Knowing nothing OF that
gentlemen. personally, snd little politically.
/ am 90, competent to form "A judgement
of the iu.tne.s of your correspondents
ob,s,y.tioo. Without. therefore, sttsmpl.
TING to offer a word, either agsins, or in
favor OF the cl.im. oil Judge iismphill, !
| h.s pe,m,,.,on. though your columns,
Ia pr.s~n, another name to tho eons'dsra-
ton al the people Of Texas, which cannot
fail Of elciung attention. name when
49,. c,,,tv ,.,ut.iion-a name
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smeiys' Corseis, coat binding, whit. satin
Heads, Coral Necklaces. fancy ,un., p.i,n
ieai and feather Fans in qrsa, variety vol
Boxes, hair, tooth, shoe. counter. scrub. rIo,b
efumb, horse, nail pant, aud ha, Bru.h..
rms, needles, hooss and eyes, tapestry ue..
o'es' bar pms, sa-i.'ndcrs kId eiastir-. cotton
Az. . sllk iAeets. boot and shoe do. six, guard.
"halebonr, skirts, do, IRE screens. bnnn.t
ho"'d- coat Inks cotton linen, and ,,lk n,..
French marking cotton, Iepbv, wo,s,.6
wh.so Coed, shirt Binding, court isl,.,c,
aSoo"ie'ns, rubef balls, Md aud wax doll, loa.
ing 'Ia'-cs', marbles, pipe, aud plne head
watches, Nc. Gold Thmble-. pens. p.nc,I.
ladies' pms, Heats' pins, cuff. pms. Ring. r,r'
bob,, bracelets, studs, collar. and .l.a,. ia
tons cuarI rhalna [ oil IL ~
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

They take pleasure IN stating to the public
,ha, they s-c now prepare. to supply ,ae
wants Of the cc'ttinnits, ri very reduced
rates, With almost every thing in their line.
Persons wlshsas - make bills, are request
ed to apply a, ths,t warehouse. near the RES
d-nce OF the s~s,lor partner, where t1rsi
Their Nas,noss will still be conducted as
heretofore. Al iheig stand on the North sit' Of
Public sgean .
NJ n - WprIENAft FIR
n !, lust ree.ssed and opened ter sale,
a largo stock Of ace preserves, comprising Nj
mos, every vafist, -'-''~ To, cash
NJ Il - ppPPLfMANh h.
JUL (, 81, No a. u
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f. tho Ladies.

Piain wh'eaconel, Swiss, Null, Main
sock and boo Mn-lin-, Check. Cambrn
Nsinsook, Mnlhd Swiss Musiins, hair Cord
swiss and Jaaets Bishop and Victoria
Lawns, lrsh ldns, Embroidered and Tape
bordefed lAnen 'abrc llandkcrcble... Jaco.
net and SWISS writings. Edgings, BANDS
Flouneing, 'hen,les. Collars and Under.
sleeves, Cotton, LA, thread and Linen Bob.
IN Ldglnss and las, Plain, Figured, silk
and cotton h"ol's Tarltons, Illusions,
Grape, Grape Llse, Ind Lace, and Edping.,
Black six laees andinges, coiorcd fringe-,
blaeh ana "h''o SIN pse, thfea cotton and
wors,od Hosiery. alsnds. ,elye, Ribbon..
black and colorcd silk elyets. solid rolor,d.
aud fancy liarege-, Tie., e,e. etc. Tailata.
satin, Bonnet, Sash, \ and trimming Rib.
bons. assorted Oh silladis. and Gents
Gloves, large assorim. Six pocket Hand.
k.rehiafs, black ltxliss,ayn,. Tie, .nd
stocks iacss and fancy k. &c. Man,illas
painted Jaconei, Swiss orrand.. dre..
patterns, printed linen ,wn,. white and
black Wells, white and * satin and .ik
Dreas patterns Fancy patterns. Glaee
Silks, Florsnce Silks plaiu,ck Silk, linen
Tapes and Bobhlns, i.soetseen and hrown
bareges, lIfads, colored Sso. Ell, ,,e
cte., etc.
V A Il | T. II
Shell. tuck, twist. toilet ano,, r,mbs
Rubber do. horn dc. putt noek., do
ivory 40 N'Y'o' No. "'''o COLOGNE, .s-
tracts, pomades, 90, N great ,tv illv
white, meen fun, pull boxes, tnl.i
shaving, clarified, Almond, casls, .,n and
fancy Soaps Fishing tackle, corr a,,. trnut
flies. portmonle-, purses aud II Scar
spectacle, aud GARD cases isIted on.
silver, steel, name and German siSn.ct,,
cle- steel, German silver and sllyer,,hLa.
Watch keys, key Rings, Victoria .p'.atton
Rings fob chains, Sewing Hrds, l.,n.
Thermometers, red Bone jet hraeeleSoaI
nIift Buttons, Eylets and Machines, man
Silver table, dcscr. and tea spoons (1n
silver Forks and sonp Ladies, porc-lsih,s
su.rcnder and Fall. OH, jet. lasting sati
gro. etc. etc Buttons assorted, visiting (.
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Dry Goods.

400 pieces American, French and Englisl
Prints, Oll Prints, Chinis, red Drapery. Cur.
tain Dama,ks, Muslin Curtains. Bleaehrd
, domestic, 3 !. rs and "a Brown Domes,lcs
pa, 1914 and ia Brown and Rioached Sheet.
( eg, l0.A and IA Linen Sheel.g. brown and
lached prillings, Sail Duck. rsilled O.na.
lsgs, jacquard Diaper, PLAIN Osnaburg-
| Ssped Osnaburg-, BED 'ncking-, Choctaw
Slices. Hickory Stripes, Apron Checks, Din.
imaottonades Camlet Jeans, Canton Elan.
nels Pa. Cambric, Cambrics all eolorS,
Nantsns, linncn l.ustres, fancy Ginghau-,
I sohdlinghams, black and mourning Cling
hnns.blacs and coiorcd Lawns, Jaconei-
Sc ttk blue and brown Cloths, black aud
fancy beskin, Summer Cloths, Drao dEte,
Italian 'otbs, heavy Linen DrIing-, Planters
brown mems blay Inena grass and buff
Linens, EN- Goa, Checks, white black and
brown Hlands, Pillow Case Li3ens, Uucka.
back and )amass Toweliina Crash, Cotton
and D. E.Daper, Table Covers. Wors,ed and
Six SageTahby Velvet, Taylor,' Canvass,
Buraps, ~ p. Coats spool Cotton, card
spool Cots, Bingham and Silk liandser.
chiefs, fonure Fringes, Dimty, Whit.
black and lored Flax Thread, black and
eolored Suk wings, Grass Cloth, black aud
white "addin Mosquitoe Netting, IRISH Ian.
ems. bleached nen Drills and Ducks, etc etc.
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Shoes and Boots,

"I Attest style and make, Ladies CATER boots
WITH and without heels, lasting and glow.
leather CATER, eDlored gater, misses boot.
ana ga'iefs' fancy, plain, eolorel. aud fosed !,
ladies' aud misses walking shoes. peggesi and
-cNed. Nd and calf. ladies bragans: gent.
boots and shoes OF all st,ss, feathers, and
makes russet~. bfogans, digehers heavy water
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GOl sale.

4 SET Of oi'ices, Immediately Eat OF
u the Pablo Square. ON Houston Avenue
Also a tsant q snj, containing $40 aores,
.i,uated one mNe North East of the city OF
Marshall.
Apply to the andsfsipnci, -
TnkOplllll ) PERRY
Marshall. Ja,y Z, 81. No 10 II
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At the Municipal election held in Wash
ington City. the Know \othiuss attempted
the same game tbs, they played in New
Ohcsn.. but "Old Buck called out the
ln,ted Stst-s troops aud took - hand the
result was iiys Killed. and II woundsd
The Democratic ticket prevailed.
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saddle wallets, cafpe, sacks, llru-.el AMI " :
ton big,, strip feathers, birdie llng. Lrii.
rv'n- leather and web ,afeiuge., gr,h,. mar.
hhgalr-, Whips plantation, drivers. and bag.
~ whips, rdsn. WHIPS, cnshIde., blind bf :
dies, nurse and mute collars and hamr, !;
lab'' cedar aud painted buckets, hfoom,. w,.h.
houd- coffee mil, aud -iftcr.. An unusual,
largo aad well selected stock of
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Notice.

I'VE the undersigned, being permsn.t
W located, offer our service. to III. 4
xens o. Marshall and surrounding cogntr1l'
BRICK BUILDERS,
Plasteyer. and Cistern builders We Insult
our work To- stand when The materials are >.
lccied by ourselves
We also propose to cure smoky chimney
No cure no pay. We warrant our wotk all :
be dome IN good and worsman-hss style.
those having work 10 our hne, whi plea. g,'
u, call
lOWERN & RAGLA\D.
March II, 81. \o-2H II
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\IAI{l!l

A, thu residence Of r = Boards, Esq IN
this county, on Thursday evening, the 95Ih
ult by Rev W y I'LL, Mr. TEN eli 4
FISHER. Of HARRISON county, 10 Miss
MARY &. CRAIG, of Fort " ofth, TaFfanl
county, Texas
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Spring and sunmer eIolhing,

Toe hirh And bus>.
Ia shiAeH ~ W. above. we have snal
'IpcF - sA aui Winter .v0sss. eanSi.tsng %
l.h"s an'i geniiru.eH'- heavy ircs, goods, li,~n
ta.l,r .rauJ. ltlrky.. FL,
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Now Advertisement.
NOTICE.

hR. ". /. NEIL d. my duly authorized
- agent daring my absence from The State
NN e MINIS.
July 4. 81 No ~ u
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1--WE undersigned lake this method OF IN.
! forming their friends and patrons, and
the public generally, that they have Just re
eei,cd and opened Tor sale, large additions To
thar .t.rk of
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% "a GNA;333 q Co..
are no" receiving Of the Ag,
SPRING Ann SUMNER, STAPLE AND Fancy INV soo.s
That they have la Thu Mase. Their stock v.,
ro"oiiAshD EXCLUSIVELY IN NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA


WE ue now receiving and opening our
W New Stock for 1887, direct from New
YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New Or
leans, where Il was purchased on the most ia.
'orabls terms, and decidedly III. most varied
and attractive Stock that we have Brought To
Marshall, which We propose to sell at such re-.
duced rates a- will not leave the good people
OF Harrison County the -lightes, excuse Tor
going elsewhere te have their waits supplied
We propose with the assistance of tn. South.
ern Pacific Railroad, to bring to Marshall.
New Orleans, Shreveport, Jefferson and all
intermediate Points, thereby making our CIT,
The Place where Goods can and will b. sold
Cheapest We further propose TO anticipate
all this, Just a iutle, and commence ,.o,e, a,
commence We must, a business on Railroad
principles. We are among the pioneers in
Marshall under that Old Fogey business sys.
TEN Of little pile at high prices, with long
credit, and ten per cent, but we wish II now
distinctly Understood that We stand in Young
Americas front Rank, dong business in Big
Lumps, with Vuiek Sahs at Small Profits,
with Prompt Pay and no Bad De5is II you
Ike our propositions We offer you the follow.
ing as a part of our s,oe. for the present
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INIRtIDR> ADIIt =.
NY AZ.

I'll tn, ,lyemoyed her Beading
A. Judge Masoa'7 ''''"H' '.,'ue'', N""N" "
-, -. a. ptner, > I've retains the
80. ~. -. -, With Increased f..
on.nh., ., noa,d,,,p eHlcrsln larger
/ the transient and III "sN ''' ',N'' w
eommodatioB, are UNA 'r''"N'' wv "a
MAJ 10, 1887
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HiiEopliilLS PERRY, Agornsy ~ Lam,
i Marshall, Texas, viii pfaet'ce m the Courts
OF the 9TH Judicial District. business, eniru.i-
ed to ms care, viii meet With prompt attention.
Feb 8 1854
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Law NOTICE.

III J. HALL, Attorney al lac, Marshal,
We Harrison county, T.Sa-,
VIII practice IN all ths unite, in which the
old firm he-otoin-e pnoucst ami Va The Na.
pTeme and Federal courts at Tyler
t-b IL ~ "
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Law Notice.

HAVE removed irom Marshall t. Austin,
! where ! stall reside iuf tao 81 mpru wears,
and wi.l attend TO the investigation and SETTLE.
m.ut of business Wlih the different depart
meuts Of Government and the collection Of
claims against persons "a the vicinity of Aus
tan, EhN ARD CLARK
April 1854 "
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Law Gard.
Law ard.

go, LANE, Arornsy at lao, Marshall.
~ Harrison county, Texas
September 5. 1853
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LAW I ARD.

VI tlDUGlI, iRforneg al lar. Mar.
- shall. HARRISON Go, Texas.
~ piiice IN the row OF building. East Of
the Public Square.
Sept, 5, lsa5, 5-ly
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~ g'nllemens six ami cis-imere bats bows
fais. ssmn.+r sal spring ,tyls- negro. wool.
aat! pa,u, leN hsis eie
--- ALSO
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- MONROE HYDE, Attorney ana toam
y ssi.or al Lac. Marshall, Texas.
Jan. ID. | >53 u2e-Iy.
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Hon. NJ ID. Erron.

OF The following notice Of ono Of our
distinguished citizens appears IN the Austin
State Gazette.
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II VI, ADAMS, iHorHep a. Lar, Marshal
" HARRISON county, Texas will pfaptire II
the sixth judicial district, aud ~ the supreme
and federal courts al Tyler jan II, 81.
hANlD Sri<SON. Agpfnes a. Lac. CD.
, nsf, Tetss tenders hi, professional srr-
wees tn the various courts OF this judicial
District.
March -, 1856 ly.
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CHorsI AaKA,sAs-- during the past
week We nave had coploas rams. and veg
citation looks finely. This wheat crop. 1t
i. said, viii sufps.s any ever heretofore
made ~ tn. S,s's and corn lnoA fine.
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