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IL There are 90 ships now in fra ne at Que.
be =, Canada
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THE PEOPLES Old ACCOMMODATION
Il LINE TO
GREAT FALLS, SENECA.
EDW AR DS' FERRY and LEESBIRG,

The Packets NJ. Mics and AEGo, Captains
S~--~-T-s Warwick and Howard
1--con;i"ue {" piS day lbs .A-S--
tween Georgetown anC-4e<S-A.
the above points, for the accommodation Of the
travelling community, ard light freIgats. Each Of
these boats are safe, cOn,mCdIUus and ri y-fur-
nlShed an the most comfortable st,le, and vel Sup
pied with female and other servants, for the ac-
cOmmOdaIlOn of ladies', and Others who may patron
IZ- them
Each IF these LOsts are constantly under the
personal supervision of W. "A. Ritter, who gusraH-
Ties TO every passenger all proper attention, ard to
AL goods entrusted his trans ports,IOn care ard
dispatch.
Pleasure Excursions 70 the Grcat Falls and other
points. accommodated IN Reasonable terms
For further particulars apply To W. IL. aud II. G..
RiiItR, Gr"cers, lmmed.ate!y west of the Mar
kct Georse'"Tn. jP 2i-lm
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rOU NTRN BOARD.-MRS. PAYNE. having
y, enlarged her house and Otherwise improved a..
will he resdy To- receive families, and other bosrders
on the 10th uf July prCXimu. Her ocaIs N Is Friend
snip Post Ofice, Fairfax Coanty. Va. on the Co
iuInbla Turnpike miles from Washington City,
and JOINING BaIiey's TOSds. Those who may
please To pafrOnZa her will receive every attention
to their comfort and enjoyment. Je2t II
IlUiR DiNG.-A small AMI strictly private fam y
- w0Ild like to sscnra Buarders a,genileman
and Sdy, ar two single gentlemen ID whom IhPv ca
offer furnished suit Of Rooms adjoining, and one
ar three Rooms, with gas, On reasonable terms.
Parties can enjoy the comforts of home. No chl-
tren in the house. Apply at So ii street, between
9TH and 9Th street,.
To LET--tirc Room, without board je Is I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

INELiGHTFUL EXCURSION The Metho-
~ disf Pro'es ant Church VI give -
an Excursion 10 Fort Washington - 49, q
TO-NORROW. GTuetdsyo 29;h
The boat will iesye Peg-'s WHAT n. =, sad u
stroat Nav, Nard, at 81 o'c.cck . AID proceed
as far as Mount Nernaa ard return to the Port and
speud the rRy. slipping NJ AleAa"dfia going ana
T.turnlus. pler'y OF Refreshments and ice Cream
a. cIty prices. D3csctS admit l"g cent ,enau ana
l-dy rs ceLts. Single tickets "a oeLts. Leave Tor
,I,bE MONTH"; bGAkDS b.s taye TO
j notify their frlerds thst they T.
have O. artered the steamer P'whaisn yss1RA.
for the purpose If gfvtns their Sev
anth Annual ENcpTsIcn, 10 6iymoun', On MoN-
DAY, the 18th of July next
Further particulars IN future Ldvert semshs.
10 Est
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CALIFORSIA SURyEYs-The General Land
Office is in receipt of the following described
surveys of confirmed private land claims, in
California:
Plat 81 the rancho =. EincOnada del Arroyo
de San Francsquite,' finally confirmed to the
heirs OF Maria Antonio Mesa; situated in towa-
ships Nos. and 6, south Of range wesi: and
townships and 6, south of range 3 west COZ
tanning 2,2l4 acres.
Plat of the rancho "Agnas Firms" finally
confirmed to Samuel Todd; situated in town
ships 49, % and Il, north of range east; and
20 and II north OF range east living On Biz
Butte creek and its branches. and containing
2G.76l acres.
Plat of the 'Rancheria del Rio Estanislas, :"
finally confirmed to Francisco Rice and 10 e
Antonio Castro, situated in township l, north
Of range II, townships l. south of ranges 10, IL
and IL east, and townships south of ranges
10 and ii east, bounded on the east by the
Sianislaus river, and containing As $50 acres
Plat Of the rancho ''San Juna," finally con-
hrmed to Hiram Grimes, situated in townships
and 10, north of range east, and townships
y aud 10 north of range cast; bounded on the
south by the American river and containing
1892 acres
HE NEW York Posi- OFFICE APPOINT
NESTs.-Ihe applicants for these places and
the hackers Of their respective claims to the
favor OF the Administration Who were here last
week, numbered about one hundred and fifty
in all. There was, of Course, as much pulling
and hauling over them as usual when New
York appointments are to be disposed of. In
deed, the New Workers always struggle over
such matters with perhaps far more earnest
ness than others. On this occasion they are
said to have besieged the President and Post
master General with great pertinacity. We
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E'OR RENI-rwO hTs:-cias. new thren-Ato5y
BklCh HOUSES, situated Ga West St, CON
tanning IL rooms each, with bath ToosnS aud gas
throughout. Rent reasonable apply Ia II. l.. OF
UT. %. - High ttT eet, georgetown. 10. q.
lie l1-(Xr
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BOARDING.

AIRS. r.. q. HARRISON, No. ST. Pa. avenue.
iVk between IA and btu streets Is now prepared 10
accommodate peTuISueIit ami transient BOARD
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Ia MONDAY, 5ih July, 1873.
wERER'S DUADRIIIE BAND.

wEBER'S QUADRILLE BAND.
The steamers THOMAS CuBbh ER ard GEo.
PAGE Will alternately leave Their n
wharf. at the foot Of 9Th .trset, PIE q A.
cisely st the hours of Q, ga a ~
the w hite House Pavilion, returning Immed atelS
on landing. -
tho ucc sion. aid the bEncIng wall Je kept mp duTng
the .ntre day and evening.
ner and al the best kinds of Confectionery nj city
prices. ..,.,,- 49,,
CENTS; Children THIRTY CENTS.
No intoxicating liquors permitted TO De soid or
used on the Boats or az the Pavilion.
Whal-y's omnibusts, connecting with the bats,
a. ways be found at the intersection of 9Th street.
with PenLsy lvanIa avenue. -
ELLIS T.. PRICE,
SAMUEL BAKER,
lie 25-T captains.
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I ARGE TWO STORY BRICK ROUSE FOR
IL ALt.-rhe subscriber offers for sale that
large z stor" BRICK DWEi.i1\ G and STORE
situated at the NORTH corner of Taird aud Market
streets. IN GeurgetCwn. The house contains -
Rooms, besides he store and ceir aud the lot fronts
- feet Third and ~ feet Market street, with
pump oi pure water IN front of the house. Per-
SON wshlrg to see the property Will call u, the
undersigned.
RICHARD IACKSnN
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REMOVAl..-rhs undersigned respectfully H.
- forms his friends and the pubic geaeralIy that
ne has removed To No. 4I3 7th st. between q and ri
genera sor'ment Of GROC RiES WINES
LiQCORS, &o. H, NJ, b. MoPHERSON.
"S'' NO, i.S 1tA street.
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II NI4OtN~.
IL AVE received, dGrecr from the manufacturers,
3 large asSnr,uI- 1t Gi Kitchen a4d Ornamental
'arior e. %, hS. tnuHe better mGdeD from - up
wards. Every one has been carefully Requested nnd
the striking part properly adjusted Will he sold
IT a SNAIL profit. ). A WATSON
Experienced Practica Matchmaker,
s. FRIDGE ST., Ice ow the Est Office. q Georgetown
IL Cock RepaIing an ali It's branches.
- I'm
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CAPTAIN b. +. WELLS IS VOW RUNNING

CAPTAIN Il F. WELLS u NOW Run MING
" las lat " AID fast steamer ANTE
IOPE between Georgetown aud 8. , 81 =
Hhrp-r's Ferry, on the Chesapeake E<-IzeE4><zss
and ONO Canal. as follows: Leaves CienrgetuyD
evtr' MoLday, w ejnesday, ani FRIDAY rnnrDlngs M
70 o nck Returning leaves Harper's Ferrv every
y es lfy, THURSDAY, and Saturday at 7 cock a m
II ugh IN II hours. Fare 81. Way passenrer a
M proportion. ~ i6 ii
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POE RENT AND SALE

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS Srh
or without Board. can be o0faIntd al so an
street. 10 tween r and q.
4 sm'Ii ana neatly furnished House for rent on
ye-E moderate terms. Apply as above IL
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HICKORY PLANK FOR SALE.
AXPAYERS, TAKE NOTICE..

A discount Of Six Per &c L VIII he allowed on the
Tax oil 1888, II Pac PRIOR 10 the LIST July next. n
persons IN arrears r previous years taxes would DO
well {" cal and settle, 10 s&EC themselves expense
and mort hcarion.
Ie4-im' 9. f. SHEEELL. Collector.
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0%MASONIC.-A special communication of
~ Wasnlns Ton Naval Lodge. No.4. viii be held
at their hail. TOMORROW. TUESDAY az 81.
O'Clock for the purpose of attending the funeral Of
our late Brother =. NJ JOHN MCChULEY.
Til. meInb rs of the Gait IN tnIs city and
transient brethren IN good staniug, fr.te ntly
invited To unite with IN this tribute of respect to
the memory of our worthy and much respected
Brother. BY order Of the w NJ.
It. SAM. CROSS. Sec
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HANDSOME AND SPACIOUS PAkLURS
x on KIN y at ~ Penn. avelue-Tw,r 4 -
aid Sell furnished PARLOkS, connected by 10 4
INK Coors, one fronting On the AVSl.ua. 4 her
HlHhf TIE rented office -
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RRIGkS. BRICKS. BRICKS.m
We are now manufacturing. ard have on hand, a
quantity OF best hard made BRICK, which We Offer
al the lowest narke prices. Our arTant ements are
such to enable %. 10 deliver II any part of the Dig
trict. Our Yard is situated nnsr the Aqueduct,
Virginia SIDE. Apply to q 20 :. RUNEl d Co.,
or D.. PICkERELL CO, Georgetown.
10 nm
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& u NJ NJ T. r DIR NKS.
Black berry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
Raspberry do, Curacoa,
blES"r 20, hhsln'he,
Cherry do, COrd!als,
Soda Water SyrGpS, Malt Liquors.
Stroughtoa's aid other BItters.
The cheapest, best and iiT gest assortment of POr-
Ter. Ale, Brown stout and Lager Beer ever offered
IN the District.
The above, well unrvalled Mineral
ater AID ClGer, instantly hand aud for sale by
Army < SHlNN,
81 Green street, corner of Olive.
psf IL.
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EOR RFNT.-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
with basement OK % ST eet, Georgetow thr
late residence al M. he Budsco, coGtaing rs cor n
rooms The house ard lot are large anC IN complete
oTder, having III! the necessary buildings latus
&c. IL is one of the must comnodlous m Geor1s
town, and well arranged for comfort and ELEGANCE
Apply to BROOKE ID. WILLIAMS, G Georgetown
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS,
NOVICE.

NOlICf.
] IICENSES.-All persons u hose licenses from O. c
Cor paratun If Georgetown eXpire the S1th inst.
Ire nerebT notified promptly To renew the sam,; 9TH
wise they may subject themselves IA . tine.
June q. i2Jt. w. LAIRD, Clerk.
d 1t.
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WALL A5LE IMPROVED PROPERLY FOR
"a Ii, nsiSilag of n LOT cartl.,les lg-l
81 lsre ieet whh Dwelling House, Schoo Roas-.
bacA iuitdI:E ana Stsble. al ~ good cuudl luu
uAts.i on tue cSrHeT Of Mss aVrnus a.d n Sfrss,
APriy on he premises 10 WM BANLEY.
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EOR SALE:-A beautiful BUILDING LOT.
lS, situated between the residences of R0herf DicS
ana WIN. heddln rh's Lot is improved by a hard
some stone wall ana iron. railing front and has a
GONNA. dIBg view of the Potomac and Wash.ngfnu
CITY. For terms Apply al the Cutlery ard Hardware
Store OF %. IL. MUNCASTER, Bridge street,
". .
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4 gentleman in conversation with Dr.
JohSss~. having to son,e u,nsl Argument.
81 drinking. sdJed this "yoa know. sir.
dsjshlng dsives away care. and makes Us
forget whatever 10 dsag,-ssble would no,
yos allow . man to drink for that ,ss.oni +"
Jsaesos replied. Yes. .ir. il he "a, mex,
= yes."
"AlIes." said one gil to another, Il
- - elsA have No beau, now
"Why. List"
@Casss ! ess sst ~ many onions A. |
Dhass"
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Mattresses for Sale.

Joseph BECiITOI.p makes superior mat
- trasse-, and nj low prices. They eau be
found Of all sizes, at Mr.. lsevy's store, in Mar.
shall, where order, can be left for any paricu.
lar Kind required. They will be made at short
notice.
March IS, SO No 2S-tf
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New Orleans Advertisements

en- ..rerI. fuo- WI1ttANs, H,rfn,N'
tt,,,,.sp Go. Macon county, New oucans'
49,. Aalam,. Louisiana.
nCOTT. WILLIAMS y co, Cotton Factors
- and Commission Merchants, l57 Gra,ier
Steel, New Orleans
Nov. -, 81 No 10y
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frm the trtian.
r q MY n O r u e n

'Tis sweet to sii, in evening" pensIfe hnhf'
And think Of those We loy" but saeetef lar,
To coujurc up sweet memories Of her
Who's, love for Us Is mighty beyond thought,
he, ond the row'r of language to express
or her who guided and watched over rs
IN infancy. and guarded Us from harm,
And. in youth's sunny years, Taught our young
feet
The road ,ha, leads to virtue add 10 God
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hea' ~
Are eafn'Sh'" :" or WI" S'''''S ""''
Ana we rom 'oh Az" '''e wv NV " III
ana poh'ef o e' 'no many" ''3 yum
"hen We N e"''a''" R'''' f'"' " y" Wv t'
" wander "o"" 'oA'' '''"' anu o"'' lug
ofooss'
Az" '""e'" WV s""''
"Hy now WIN whs'h 70 "fo''"e ''e" o'"''
ANA decorate our DO" ~ anu "'f'' N''"'''
Bless WIN ho'"'' presence anu "'' 'o''
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rh.,s A.. I'm, frw so ha.e n. no, to feel.
And Loox and p,i,e No,hef'. HOLY love,
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miss Julia, allow m. to close those
pssssive." You arc very kind ,ir. bn,
wosl! rather have little SON than no heir
u all"
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Marshall Cemetery Notice.

1 IL, persons owning lot or lots, in the Mar.
~ shah Cemetery, will please give the M
irrsigned their number, or numbers and the
evidence ct their lot or lots being paid for i'm.
mediatcly. The object of this notice Is to
make rev and correct map, with the owner
NAMES thereon, and for the general good Of
those Interested in the ptemiae-. as well also
10 collect what money i due and owing for the
lots already sold. and for preventing any con-
tict of titles IN the sale Of lots. Those neg
lecting to give their attention 20 this notice aud
request. may End their lots sold and paid tor by
subsequent purchasers. which would add en-
barras-ment, difficulty, and confusion, To that
which has largely accumulated already. Per.
sons owing for lots viii please pay for them,
Those desiring to purchase permanent home
will apply TO to the Sexton, George w Rains,
Esq, OF the undersigned.
JOHN I. WILLIAMS.
Sec Board Trustees MarShaA Cemetery.
March 30, SO 29-N
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Sou,beru Furniture Warcrooms.


The largest Establishment in the south, a
Nos. III and l13 Z aaai Street
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"ssssn ear you parse batter I" "Thir
tainIy. thr. Butter it, = common thnbs
fhan'ive. "sntss gender. sgs-erh with siap,
jsekss. and lib govs'asd by ,Luger---mo.
atbelh understood
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Carriage Making and Repairing.

Shop East Of Public Square, Marshall,
IeIaS
I1kNI\G leased the Carriage shop Of Nm.
NJ Johnston, Immediately East OF ih'
public square, Sc ARE prepared 10
carry an the carriage making and oSk-1
frpnltng business IN is various AI7
departments Having m1ny years experience.
We iauer Ourselves. that f1r uealnc~, Of -iyIr
ind durability Of work we tiii be unsurpassed
by ans other establishment ln thr south.
Plenty If material AWAY. en hald,
Repairing done at short notice.
Prices As low a. can be afforded by any good
mechanic All work warranted
Cal and examine our work AND prices.
l.. Gpl.DIN,
II "a. MANN
Marshall Texas, March g, 1898. IT,
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Nrick Mason and y'lastcrcr.

( NStNN NuHNNn 'uN '"'''''
I'IlE undersigned offers his services to tho
citizens Of Marshal and surrounding coun-
try, as
Brick Nason, pladercr, and Claern Bulhtr.
lie insuro~ all work to stand when the mate
rails are selected by himself
llr also pfopo-e- 10 cure smoky eiimnrYs.
No cure no pay H. warrants al. wor, to be-
done IN wofkman.hkc style, so rs 10 stand
.hc closest criticism
He nov alone ia business, and respectfully
aoliets a share Of public patronage, tth tu'I
confidence that he wl bee able To reui,r salts
faction in all eases where his services are de-
manded
Orders from the country will receive prompt
attention.
I. II. LOW cry,
Marshall, April g. - ~
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9eletteo poetrp.


fr..., an dne lines They possess the merit g
..,~iv ~ simplicity, while they F-on' u'ofsll
Yscm w.. Sunday prltN.
OuR PAR NO
~ II. l.. rI.sf
We walked upon her fathers lands,
'Morr Acids Of golden grass
We nc, TO say sad farewell,
And pray to NEE, again.
lyon 90" she said, to win na'rc,
Asyou have won my heart
Remember Love attends on fame
And do n noble part.
sBn. IL fail to gain the Prize
Despite Of duty done
She turned on me her flashing eyes,
A.hrillan, as he sun
"Ny love is for the man" she 'aid
.Whom lIoner molly halls
No, 70, the wretch vino ha.ely shuns',
Nor him who mcanly falls.
sThe bad said are often raised,
The good are of kept down
And many brasey bear the cross
Who never wear the crown.
"Th.n such one !. no, for me-,
She said. and turned aside
THE feeling that you have 'or mo
r L.
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Tax! Taxi! 1aN!!!

Tax! Tax!! 1aN!!!
I>IiE assessment roll Of the corporation Of
i the city Of Marshall has been completed,
and the Taxes ARE due, Al persons concerned,
are hereby notified to call on me at my oitee
DIR H. y. ioung's trek store) aud pay the
same, by the first day 81 May next, rs required
by law.
7. T. KENNEDY,
City Assessor and Collector
March G, So .;.i.
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Neirmans, Rccrc, ~ sons AcheriaaH s.
and DsberHc'S.
lust received, "a larre stock Of the above
y color-, in cakes and in Mahogony aad fo'c-
wood boxes, with lock aud hey. Also ter
man Color-, IN cakes and boxes, fine assof''
ment
oil color., ia English AND American
Can,ascs for portraits 100 frames OF $40 to
l4Nh6.
Canvas ia foIls, from 36 90 90 inches wide
~tfe,cbcr. for can,a,es, Of aIi -.zest
400 dol. 6nc sable aud camel hair pencils
100 paint and ,arn.sh brushes ali sizes
so paes yes gold and silver leaf
100 bundle. duck metal, white and yellow
I'm foil, BOO sheets and books
Tinscl OF adj She usual colors.
E..y.g rt1 American
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To tue Ladies'.

AIRS, ROBERTS would respectfully in.
vi form the Ladies' of Marshall and wic,aity,
that she is prepared TO attend to their wants in
the way of
MILLINERY AND MANTUA-M AkfNG.
Having all the late fashions of the Northern
and Southern cities, shc is confident she tan
please the most fasiidions.
Her room is adjoining NJ e, +. Ilynson's
residence.
Marshall, March 90, '5s a0-tf
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Cooking Stoves.

lust received from Cincinnati, twenty
- Cooking Stoves different sizes and pat
terms, for sale cheaper than any heretofore
offered ia this market.
+. 81. Etr ii,ppk.
Nav J, 81. No 90 81
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Town made Furniture.

I L \ y G : l. 4 d t l. T II,
DEGS to inform the citizens OF Marshall
- and neishhorhood that he is prepared to
make House and Office Furniture 81 a.I kiad-,
to order \ stock always Kept on hand.
Repairing, cleaning, and vanishing neatly
executed, and al orders promptly attended Ie
February l6thLS5G. Ne 70 ".
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LIVERY STABLE.

I'm Housioa Arcaue, Eaa ef The tdkHs
house HrShaH, Icras,
1--WE uudcrs gucd having purchased the com
! modions and eiegand brick livery stable
a1 Houston Avenue, co1ilgaons % and Eavl
ut the Adkins House, woald respectfully ln-
form h- friends and the publIe, that he j, pre-.
pared as he fatlers nnset, to satisfy all vino
may patron1e him. HIS stable is one Of TIE
best IN the State and It Will be his endeavof to
manage ii IN -tyi. to correspond with the APP
p.aranrc of the premises. lie Will Keep zoo uil
times tho very best proteudcr, and vii not
only hayc on hand good ho-tler~ bat v.li give
hi. personal attention 10 the business lior-c-
aud buggirs to hire G'rces to correspond
with the hard times
\. VI BOOTiIE
Marshall, Texas, Feb n, 1888
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'H hNHN' q, hfi0
MA M ~ gSE'EeaaNs,.

bN m ~ NE'ktaskk.
(Snccrssor7 TO Og'osby n GG,Nord)
Rcce'ring fo7raduq and Commission
MERCHANTS.
And dcaicrs IN Grocrrjc,, Boat and Bar
Stores, Piaa'aiioa Supplies, &c.
SHREVEPORT. IA
w + hny leased the commodiou, and FIRE
W proof Warehouse recently owned, and
occupied by Nessrs. OaLEsuy ~ GEIswolu.
aud are prepared To receive and store cotton,
merchandise and produce,
We solicit patronage, and pledge ourselves to
give prompt attention TO all business entrusted
10 our care.
We shall keep on hand at all times a com
p.eie stock Of plantation supplies, boat and
bar stores aud groceries Of every description
20 Which we beg leave to call punlic attention.
Our charges for receiving storing and shin.
ping cotton is twenty-five cents per bale, tor
The entire season.
We aill make liberal Cash Advance, on cot.
ton aud merchandise in store
Dl Nh " RlTCIIIE.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01
xrw FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NVFSSR~ WV. BRAnfiflp. 4 GO would
vi respectful, announce to The eiukeH- OF
HARRISON county and the public generally mat
they have Jus, received and are now opening
AZ their new store in Marshal, an entire ne"
and complete stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE
r.ll and Winic, Goods Their stock comprises
ev.,y article usually found sin country store
and having be-. purchased in the northern
make, on the n It favorable terms. by one OF
The partners who has had many years experience
as a merchant, they feel eonhders 1hA' 1hcy can
offer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

Junior class, 1900
Middle aOoo
Senior 1900
Incidental expenses per session LOO
Bills dir at the end of the session.
could append testimonials from the 6,.,
literary Institutions in the Union, with ,ogs 81
which I have been connected. bat choose r,,b
cr 10 refer to the people. T.. ]. CARDl.AN