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FRANKS
FRAN KS
Pioneer Restaurant.
AT THE OLD STAND,
Corner of Maiden Lane and First street,
MarySUiHe.

Z. E. E4T1ESssElS' EAlTESSs, PaopnlrTons.
JNHE subscribe has purchased the entire interest Of
Il A. V. Point, in this old establishment and popular
RESTAURANT, The wall earned reputation of this
House needs atterng comments, and is the nten-
ton of the proprietor to spare eXerton to please his
customers The FABLE Will at all times be supplied with
the best the market Affords together with the
ance of kind and attentive walters.
PRICES.
Board per week.. ....................$S 90
Single Meals Observation-Disclosures. 6U
Lodging Observation-Disclosures, 50
ilZI-tny
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Billiards Billiards +!
FOUNTAIN SALOON,
Corner of High and Second Streets.

A. SCHMIDT E CO., PROPRIETORS,
CAN still be found at their old place of business,
~ where they dispense nothing but the very best
articles n their line and get up of the coolies
and refreshing drinks eXtant The S. is cool
and capacious, and the Billiard Tables are excellent
Give q call. A. SCHMIDT,
my25-my G. VFEBROCK
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N + IL CHA N TS' HOTEL
'MARx$vIhhE.

THIS DID ESTABLISHED HOUSE, IN ORDER TO
l. meet the demand upon its increasing business,
has recently been enlarged by the addition of
Der of
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P. M. S. Co.'s Line to Panama.

Connecting via Panama Railroad with the Steamers
of the United States Mail Steam Ship Company at AS
pinwall for New York and New Orleans, direct.
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So J.L. Stephens,
Willeave Folsom Street Wharf for Panama, with the
regular Mails, Passengers and Treasure, on
MONDAY, $3.50. .., SEP. 9th, 1855.
AT O'CLOCK, A. NJ.

gsy- Passengers by the P NJ s. Co.'S Line are landed
on their ARRIVAL a. Panama, upon the Wharf Of the
Railroad terminus, by the Company's Steam Ferry
Boat, and proceed Immediately
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lp0sFsaas n s,llasRss>sA u hrivsls q nsssAaas
MN Q. y. LoY'o
Xfigentiel Patent NM Dress.
I WOULD inform oil persons interested 10 tAe
/ business, that have secured = pateat for .
Min Drss which, - ] have abundant cssti6cates
from gentIemen Of the highest character, who
have Witnessed Ia operations. has proved, super
sssk- by Al least ore hundred per cent any other
mill dress that has ever been tested This i'm
provement consists in having the running stonc
provided with curvci dress, and ,hr stationary
stotc dr~sd with = straight dress. The straigh,
dress when put on mill stone. where the lower
stone runs. IL little ,rigentisl. 10 large mill
stone thu angle varies to suit the ssr u the stone.
In all casep the drsugh, oa the running stone is
greater than On the stationary stone.
All persons are torwarncd from using or in
ringing upon this patent without authority
from mt.
Persons who may wish to purchase rights TOR
counie. or States will find me at Jefferson, oz If
absent, letters len \, the Posioice at that place,
will lie forwarded TO me, when leave for the
interior. q. W. 10y.
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4
'"o'e'''', '''' ,"s' "'N
lac Ds' e'ec''u s'pcN "
FALL 4 W04X00 000OG
,.c h.. .vs, hcforc o,I.r,d IN the nalie la,
ss..,,,,,or, ~ I..As... n.s.. Cn...s.
CIoAks SuAWLs and HATS. bd ,hink,
c.noo, IL. snru,..i h. hi. u,ark,t The follow.
h., co,on,,...a no,,,on Of bis stock
~, ~.
'ensn Aa' Insl'n ~ v 80 x.,..l ,l,.,,
,.o'N'' us A"'i""' "" V''p -" 49,
'Rnt.u ,a'nh,''7 Ut. A.. +,
Sa'nn.'e MI. -, 49,, m, ~
Moos''', us i's'Ss nn'p,HI i"''''' '''' l'''
r,euf"n S"snn,' 7" IN,
PACK "1'- u' ""''c 7"A'
.Rur'u i'Aek On.
Mafc'inc ana ''o''nee Sun,
np"'h ''oees 10,
Wh''e ane ans! '""''''''
o's''u 'Ssos''e''
fancy nooas'
mnii" 'ieao p,eST 49,. p.,..
blaeN r."-'ic anu WV, %"
a.ho'o'oe,e'' oN"s ,l;-,.
hi'r ana eo'o'eu spring 7""''
i-"t buVehe ,.,,,
oPra' cTAnea AMI if,i''eu ! '.,"''F''
h''a' 9h'NS, anu '." 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-03
BOOKS OPENED FOR
1850, THE YDA2 1859.
Come 10 Hyusou's VARIETY Store.

THE undersigned has opened his books TOT the
i year 1859, and respectfully invites the pub
lie to call and examine his large and well select
cd stock Of goods, which consists Of articles too
numerous 10 cnumcra,c. Call md examine for
yourself, aud YOU will find ALL from a cambria
needle 10 crowbsr. Even my old friend Cons.
ThetE.si. would be astouished at the mighty
progress in new inventions
Nv stock was selected With grca, care, cx.
prc~sly for this market, and | ESl assured can
suit ali, in quality and price, have Al.o fine
lot Of FANCY GROCERIES, all Of shieh ]
am nov sGsiag W sak, payable the ds't day OF
January, 1850.
Dee. eth, So &. =. uYNSoN.
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;mhs q shuticr. and oil was over.

limbs. q shud.icr, and oil was over.
Dc~pano soon shared similar fate,
dying much harder. At this stage Hun
ter gave evidence Of making . clean
breast. which, after some delay and a
good deal Of reluctance, he did, confess.
ing the guilt Of Scsggs. Thompson. and
Hunter, and duplicating Eve others AZ
being concerned in the murder Their
names are AZ follows: Henry ScsXgs
Jerry Scaggs, Lloyd Mcdaniel. John I'm
derwood, and son-in-Iaw Of Simpson
The latter ia under arrest. but is. we
believe. generally considered innocent
The sheriff, with a posse, is out tonight
To arrest the others Bcko was also i'm.
plica,cd by Hunter, and brought forth,
and the two confronted Nothing If i'm.
portancc was elected. and they were
both taken TO .lail--both Of them making
q narrow escape.
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81 u ders 4 WTs.
DRUGGISTS,


f-arrc>.ax. Il. Meltc.4ti i >as.iegsi
4 RE now receiving large supplies Of fsesh
n and o.cnaine drugs Obs AMI Pants. Al>o
a superior article oi Medical liquors saeh -
~ si-- very best quality OF ,'og"ssc s!tassdr.
Fort VIM. AMI Cd t.s:rhen Whiskey al n
wcll ~ Vinegar Fine Chewing Tohscro. Qunine,
Starch. ard Candies, sc, &n'l vii eee'inas 10
r',ss',se large sappis- fr,~h from <e~ Ncrs and
Fhila.iirt.a Commensurate with their daily III
cr,-,siag demand They have now on hani. atai
will .oou bc il. reecip, Of all the popular Fateat
N,ssicins-. rcrd,meri-s, Powders Hair OILS, au.'
t.,slatl,s li.ir Kr~iorn'i,es, sc. Ac.
-. White Lead and Glass ssc strictly cash
sstict.- a, bow pris-x
March :. -. Ne ISL
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NEW GOODS!

AT
a DoA i II. J IL Els
AM now in rceecip, of one Of the most de-
1 sirable stock Of Gosl- ever before oI'crd II
ihi. market, TO which invite the attention %
purchaser My stock consists Of fresh
Fali ana Winter Dry Goods,
six Goods and CLOTHING, II good Ysolay
and variety Of styles and patterns, which oh'
for sale at very low prices II consists IN par ol
Plaid and Fancy i'r,ss silks;
Mack Brocade Do;
Florence six. all eolorr,
Pink Blue a.id White Saio;
six Br.. Trimmings.
SILK Velvet Ribbon;
Satin and silk Bonnct Ribbon,
Chcxlc Cord assorted colors.
Fancy silk and Elastic lhlts;
six Cord aud IHsscls;
Hlxs, ssa 'ancy Silk Crsvass;
l.o Lace Wells,
Cushmer,s, oil wool
Fruch and English Mcrinos, hgur'd And plain
Muslin DE LANES;
Scotch aad Rob Roy Pad.
French and American irn's,
Hack aud Fancy Drss Bu.sons
Coat. Pan, and Vest Buttons;
Valencicnncs aud Thread Lace;
Imitation DO DO Do
Blonde and Black Silk Lace,
Linen and Cotton kigng;
Gents and LADIES L. c. llanikcrchcis
IA.d,.~ Emhro'.icr,, and iicm-sti,chcd Do;
Jacsst Anl Swiss Flouncing
do DO Collars
Irish Linen;
a.
ColorI Paper Cambria
LADIES Cloth MantilIns;
Extension Skirts, steel hands all sisrv;
N,,.c. Do DO,
Skirt supporters, new style
Ladies Black and colorsd Cashmere H"sc;
Gent. Lambs Wool and Brown Cotton !. DO
Misses Wool Hoe
hoy. DO; c,,,.., ,.,ov,x.
..,ot. do uo DO;
10 snd Ladies luck Gaantlcssi
na no Cashnrr Glove
Gcn,lcmcn's Shswh
Ladies Cashmere Shawt,
Tw,sSis. Jeans sbd SaslW's;
kcrseys, osnahargs and l..nse,s
Rci lilue a,vl t;ren lilsnke's;
ND Bankc,s, l0s, lI-s, and ia1;
Mems ami Boys lla,s Cap. hoo,s aud "hsss'
Ia,iis~ Fins ani Heavy Shos~
Mss~ and Childrcn's Fine anil Heavy 10;
Mems 4 Rye CoAts, vcsta, Pants. shirn. etc.
l.lcuchssl aud Brown She~tings anil Shir'inss;
no do Drilling;
oveeusvg are aUa Glassware,
Tn,th.r with al Articles usually fund In dry
,rsas ho,,s~. Purchasers Afe very rsFHctfally
rs,m~,ssl N call and examine my o"'sb spd
rric~, al Of which will h onT' NJ vesy low
prir~. - ,,vr
Nov. ~, SO. u u. ''N"
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CITATION.
No. 1851.


Robert ". Neu;th Va David W. Boyd.
TUE STATE OF TEXAS.
Coanty u Harrison.
M y r Elk RSs ess " Ss.%;'s A. s
w his petition 10 our District Court, Allcdx
ing that David W. Boyd i. indebted to him IN
the sum Of i've hundred dollars and interest for
that on the frs, day Of January, s57 said Boyd
Us principal, and said Ncsmtth A. security, made
executed and delivered TO one VIM. N. Freeman
their four certain promissory note.. ss follows
One for one hundred aud TWENTY-FIVE dollars due
ninety DAYS ANer date, dated frs, January 81,
another for orr hundred and twenty-five dollars
due six months after date. dated first January
1857 another for one hundred and wcny-iise
dollars. due nine month, after date, dated first
January 1857 another for one hundred and
twenty-five dollars, due twelve months after date
dated first January, 1857 which said no'cs aid
Ns-mi'h AYERS tina, h. has paid Of anil dischars'
Cd "a security aforesaid and that he is thereby
entitled TO recover the amount Of thu same from
the aid Boyd, to-wit Five hundred dollars and
interest.
And whereas. said Robert W. N~miih makes
oath tina, the said Boyd sccre'es himself 80 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot H. served On
him
These are therefore 10 command yaa TO sum,
mon the said David W. Boyd, by publication Of
this citation il the Texas Republican, for Tour
weeks to be and appear before shc District
Court Of our said county, on the fourth Monda.
after tie first Monday in February, 1892 then
and there to answer the complaint of the aid
>csmrh, rs pr substance Of petition given IN
this writ.
.,,,sI.. Herein f.il not. aud due return
make as required by law. Test:
!: XK JNO ". HENDERSON,
1H.Vg~ County, and seal of same at Mar
shall this the fifteenth day Of November, 1888.
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk
Issued Nov. 18th, 1855.
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk
Received in Office the 18th Of Nov, Sos
and executed the same day by handing the c,litor
Of the Texas Republican certified copy Of 'he
within citation for publication,
A.. ". CRAWFORD, Sheriff
Nov. 10. 81. il-l~
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CERTIFlCATEs.

IaSS FLArr CTexAsl. Nov. II, SO.
NJ. G. ". Loy;--Sir This is 10 certify that
We Witnessed your new Dress, put on y Is.
Branchs mill. which is B'lIups make Of mills. 1t
ia sixteen inch rock and attached to the running
gear Of a gin and We do certify. on trial when
started. tina, we timed it, and i, grc':,'d one
bushcl Of good meal in 81. minutes. The horses
were no, drove ont OF walk. Sir, thi. ccr,ih-
cate YOU have the liberty Of using in any way
YOU wish. Yours, respectfully.
DIR SAN. W. KIRK.
n, u ltxAscl.
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Tmr SYArr OF Texas County of Harrison.
No SOL
q. G. Gregg i Go. vs. D. ". Boyd.

a. q. Gregg 4 Go, vs.. u. W BOYD.
To any 1agfsi cbseer Of md county, grading
YOU arc hrrchy commanded To summon u
L W. lloyd, by publication of this writ ibr
THREE successive weeks IN tho lek,,s Republican,
Newspaper pahltsh"i IN Marshall, In said com.
~. 10 be and personally APPEAR tnklw S,c At MY
odRcc in Marshall, on SATURDAY. tbs Isl day Of
January, 4. D. 1889, At 10 ociock. 4, NJ, "a
answer the complaint Of q, Il, 0rvgx i Co. in
pks of debt ipr thc sym Of eny.sis and ID, 00
dollars, principal due by accoups hrwdy n iol
lows, tprM los goods sold ard aciive.jA IN liz
ith day a February, 1887, balance ,tae NJ sr.-
sAmea' lanassy 1T, 1888, aud in'c"~s 1T che
ven months.
Herein kil not. and make DUE return Of shia
wri. N shc law direct.
Given under ny hand, y. NsyahAv, this The
iN day Of flcccmbcr. 1898
WM N. JOHNSTON, JP.
Issued lst ukSrmb~r. 1855.
WIN. N. JOHNSTON, j. r.
Received AMI executed LIST lkccmlsr. 1858,
by handing tbc c>litos Of thu Texas Republican
copy of the within writ for publication.
q. " SLATER q. II. q
urremisr n ~ n gV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-03

\ special sseetiss d the Eastern
Steam Navigation Company took place
on Tuesday. the Cd when i, was resolved
to wind up voluntarily This step is
preliminary t. the sale oi the Great East
crn to the ncw Grca, Ship Company, un-
der the plan already described
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-03

ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
No. - AiaSas,m Street, New Or'c""s
CONSTANTLY on hand thu large, assert
I mwnt Of Scasouablc Clothing, Of every Do
scriptsoa for Men and Isoys, TO he found IN New
Orleans sll Of which VII b. rold Al the lorcs
prices kr cssu, a, retail ~ wholesale
l,.,,., ~, tsS fl.lv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-03

Miss Al.bEKttNt. ROBERTS. the yonrg
fascinating and beautiful Eqncs,r,esse. Nassss-e
and Vocalist, who will appear NJ hcs novel sssl
graceful act entitled the
KRlAL NYMrH. or THE FAIRY TRIUMPH!
Miss Roberts will also cxecu,d >onw Of the E.va.
lie Dances which have rendered her So popular
as well rs Sing many ol the popular Burcsque
Songs Of the day.
TIE TROUPE or PEDESTRIANS
comprises gentlemen Of unrivaled ,slca, IL ever,
grade Of the profession making such a ccmbna-
t,on OF Acrobat and Equestrian ability, rs always
insure the satisfaction aaI delight Of the Immense
audiences thai daily and nightly crowd the Ko-
tunda Pavilion Of
THE GREAT SOUTHERN CIRCUS!
Among the mere distinguished memhcrs 81 the
troupc may be found
Mons L.. Tnoarr the Man Of Prodigious
syain-, Horsr>. &c
Mr. TaosN WmnE, the grca, Seminole Rider
Master SAUNDERS. the Equestrian l'rsligy
whose wonderful Act upon Bareback llors
as,onishs- every bcholdcr
The extraordinary Fa,agoaan Brothers, John.
son and l.o~low in their startling ftats upon II
chair on the top II pole Go fc. high
Masters E,eNNe and DElos~s IN their grace
fal performances on the Cord de h, Trappsc.
Mr. Mosv lar~A>, the great Vaulter and Twe
Horse Rider.
Mr.. q. n. ELpnsn Ia hi, flying bur horse act
Master L,IioiA, the lIfAot Equestrian AMI
Acrolatic Prodigy.
Iisr,g HARaY, luhn, rumhler, Naul'er etc,
Tie Wondcrhl Performing IlorSc Champion,
iD.,rpric and l1rforma by Mr. q. \. Eldre'.
The pnt.I States is challenged 10 produce his
equal for haa'y, intelligence and training.
Educated rerfortaiqx Fighting Ponies Nor
rixS,y and thu Henicia hoy The Camic Mules.
~ Hand led BY Dick Weber and com
prisinr musicians Of we'll known merit.
~ Apx.s.,os--- uily 6fy crnts; children
ard .rvan,s, rs cent? Il viii h. ruemlsrs
Tia, ,he price Of admission Is only shs' charg,
kx Circus alone. shc Animals Isay si,cn,fcrv h
considered FIRE. Exhibition Nov 70.
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Mluruis, Nov 22.-Gill Dwight 4
Co.'S ce'ton warehouse was burnt on sat.
urlay night, with eigh, bundled and if
~ bales of cotton. Fully insured IN
Boston
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A dreadful catastrophe has taken place
a, Bradford, in Yorkshire, England A
large quantity OF arsenic appears to hav.
been mixed with lozeagss aud sold at a
retailers shop. All who rartook Of them
were attacked with ,ctlhlc pains, and
several died before the cause Was dlscov.
cred More than ls3 persons were still
suffering from The effects Of ihc poison,
aud no fewer than III had aisca1s died
a, the latest adriecs II Appears 10 have
The name OF the unhappy person IL VIM.
Goddard. who vas brought before the
Borough Magistrates ia tue ~ alt, and
a formal inquest had
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-03

Ready Made Clothing for Men and Boys
.5a.llk- Mems, Hoy, aud Ladies' Spanish
English, and American
Rugvy. Carriage. and Wagon Harness, Dri
dies, Collars. Mxrtingalcs, etc
Crockery Glass. and Tin War Of every d..
scripsion
- A Large L., Of DONNET3 and La
DIES CLOAkS.
Marshall. Dc. 20. He. II
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Lrrr- The bread of life i. love: the
sal, Of lii, Is work the s~-"txcss Of
life, pocsy; the water II lVfr, faith. --
Mrs.. .fssriesvu.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-03

The California Bulletin notices two
smart earthquake shocks At San Fran
cisco--onc on the evening of the 10Th
ut, and one on the morning Of the 2lst
The second shock, !, appears, was felt al
MARTINEZ, in Contra Costa county. The
Contra Costa Gazette says:
On the morning of Thursday, 2lst DC
tobcr, about four or five minutes before
o'clock, the shock of an earthquake
was very pcrccptibly Eel, at Martinez,
and caused some Of the inhabitants to
leave their houses in rather quicker time
than il customary with them. At a lit
tie before O'Clock another shock was
felt, but il was a good deal lighter than
the first and at about Q o'clock IN the
evening still another occurred. which
was AZ violent a. the firs,--lasting, we
think. from two to three seconds, The
shocks appeared to US to range from
south TO north, producing. an oscilla,ing
effect We have felt several shocks in
this State, but wc think that the first
and last ones on Thursday were about as
heavy as any We have experienced. cx-
ccpt the one that occurred in San Fran
cisco in February, 1854.
At the close Of October the Sacra-
mcnto Union says there were Dos con
yicis in the State P.nitcntiar, "a larger
number than at any previous period.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-03
CITATION.


Comfy Cour, pertaining " Estates ~ dcccaa,
person. fog Harrison toun's STATE Of IeAas
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WANTED.

WANTED.
vnNA PAIR WOODEN soCkS-Fo,
NJVIV) which the highest market lsiee WI
l., paid, a, u.m,,t H.
To- saic-A large is' # CInrH'N',,
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lA.5S-O. 1881.
RED RIVER PACKET.
SHREVEPORT 10 NEW ORLEANS.
- = The magnificent passenger sira,nhsat.
u, ". ADAMS. t'has. r, Mar
shall. master, ~. G. ,,raca clerk WI. leave
shrcyepor, far New orieans on the following
days and ih,,s, Viz
rGlD., December ~ fmrAs, Arssl >,A
-. si., Nay ~. ~
January lish .Nh
February lin -. l,th
March ilth 18th
.5th Az o',iosk, '. y.
oif-for frcigh, or passage sppl. on ho~ri
Passengers AMI shippers eau rely On TIC U
". Adams having shreveport ~ stvcss'~A
throughout the entire season. Nov -.
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Do do los and Half Hose,
Gents and Boys silk Pcckc, lldkfs,
Do do black, white and fancy Silk Craya,s;
Black aud colorcd Sewing Silk
silk Embroidery, Braid and Flos,;
silk Cord and T.ssels black aud coloreJ,
Blonde Lace aud Edgingi
Thread do do
White, black. pink and blue Grape
White and coosd Tarc,oa.
White Silk Illusion;
All wool De Iaincs;
po do R"',es;
Bayadcrc AMI Side STRIPE,
Al wool H. LANES. plain all color a qaai's,
German de- Iain.-;
French and English Mcrinos all colors;
Shaded French do
Black and colorcd Alr,ca.;
Scoihh Plaid,
upc.a Tlanncls. all color
Iadics Cloth tnr coaks black, osesa, Sc
DO and Gents Linen lidsf';
DO kinbroisoral do do
Do do collars and sleeves
DO Msr>eies and laon d.
Circular SIX and Lace leil.
Ladies Ll.ck and colorcd Cashmere Shawl;
Swiss and lsconet Muslin,
Check and cotl do
Null and \ansook Dc
Embroidered Curtains,
Curtain pnmlsA,
Ladies lambs w0sl Hos,
Do Cashmere do
DO white. black brown, slate, and mixed
cotton Nose
Misses lamb. " col aud cotton Hose
Children- lambs WOOL do
Gents white brown and mixed half Il,-e
DO lamb. wool do
I.tlics and Cont. K ii Gloyes--A all cplors
Buck and Kid ,;aunilc,s
q Wor.,.d and SILK Gloves
Gent, Wool.linel Gauntlet. and Glove.
pu raSln,rr doves
ui..s. d, and Kid Gloves
J,oo,,, and ~vis. Id,,ipg and Jo,ef,;sr
pn Raj.
I,i.b fi,cn
Ds,vp Al,
b. AMI white Holland
to.,ea K,.,.,. Cord
Kl,nrh,l Domestic &, rs A., and "a
pn -bs,,in, 81 10 . and loi
Rev, a., DO do
Brcxn po,ue.,,c.. "a ia, ~ and G.,
Lo.,ll \u,uupagille and No Bed T,,sinr
Rrouu pti,l
nu AZ Ios.E
A.. , rr,.a, variety OF Negro Rlsnkcts Bed
Blanket. Crib Blankets. Colnred Blanket. kcr-
scvs al wool Kersevs and T.inscys.
Prints and Furrlin,c pri,t.,
,,nchams; Apron Cheeks;
Coun,erpanc Check. all wool,
fanncls, nd white. yellow and green;
kentacky Jeans:
Satnas- and Tweed C,ssimers.
Black aud brown Cloths
Also rr,a, variety OF Hoop skirts. Ernss
aud Steel Noo,.-, SKIRT Bose.
Pcriiinery II every kind
Fancy and 'Io.le, Soap
Ca-iile and Bar 10
Shaving Soap and CRAM
Hair trush,s
Tooth and Mil Brushes
Toile, Combs Ind and i'ufhlo
Fine do do and Iory
Tuck do Shell aud ludr
Curling do
Curling lsr,shsS
Needles AMI Pins
Hair Pins. Shell ami lndia kuthcV
,'hancilr tie;.d I'n.sscs
Fancy Hair Pins for Head Dresses
t.ib White
pui's and Puff isoxe
Porte Monnaie-'
Ladies Rc,iculcs
Silver lhimbl.s
Watch KEYS
Baton Rin.p ana Slide
SIX Worst,,l and Linen BRAID
Pearl Gard Cases
Visiting Cards Double knsmelei
Looking s,lasas
Nuhair and jet Bracelets
jet Necklaces
t;od Pens
Goa, binding. silk and Wersi~.i
Skirt Braid
We've, ard silk Belt.
Hlsck Elastic i,el,.
ra,cl, Leather ia
,.la.s and China Marble.
Pt.~. Ns,ch.. o,c
ysble and Pocket CUTLERY
V,hlt and Tea SPOONS
it.,,iug do
I.a,ctr.rs' kni,-.
Ragors
Sheen Shears
Scissors. a great variety
Ns,pr strap.
I.,or Locks and Fad &
store Lock. and Plate do
t'bi.t. Trunk. TIL AMI Cu,.hoasd I/,cls
butt. and Scrv~s
Cotton Csnis
Jim Grow Carts
Coh~ Mills
Uimblr,s
Anger, AnJ Auyor hutfS