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~ EMI0N. Professor ,f H. r...s. g
md JOHN A. cALY Profsssor IL iph sInsIsnss,
M - IN all their BRANCHES have rsxsS
~ 3 street. between Sfd sd sI SIS
1r0 PAhENTS AND aUHRnTE
~ FF HI MoNn vA.--A select CEAssif,AI. "a ~
ths a, ~ MALE SCHOOL. epen n a on
MTuaLs AcADEMY in Buckingham county ~ .y ya1
rn my q A., I, 5ARpEN, i a. M, Principal Tsaas
seN * MON THs-g ~ Tuition, and Siul ior bs,ar,i
SO NO EXTRAS. Only 10 scholars taIen. Mne =.
moral ReSt w s, Ssnp \, eye ssssmonas d good
Those who desire tn have their snns ~ 10 ~;
a. a,Ghoot under good discipline and where tha -
VIII VII pe ,,ee from the haunts oi vice and ssins
ceived e pupiis can De re-
= For information, apply to c. II. BApvsn.yr
Slip, Richmond. Va A's ~ = "a Z g1k :
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ny Thos. w. keese@, Anc1--
tomce corner Eth and Cary stYorts.

MULES. WAGONS A~n HAp.
NESS. TOP RUGGY. HARNFss XXI III
)" HWn,hksE. FoR SALE AT. Auction :
@ MI "a i pc sold ON FRIDAY MORNING..
e.,, sr wy; ilth cofnnenctnx 1t 10 q ciu~k =
h snna oa M on. hne hrse Mules wen broke 9
ness IN good order Also. fine Hnrrs.s ~. ner,
Top Buggy and Harness. M s Alosss =
TERMs.-Four non.hs' cxef,t e.. .-... Is b
dofsed negotiable paper. - @tv'osse -
fH0s. W. KEEsEE. Aucs
NOT Corner Of l2th and Car Il
ADDITIONAL. -.
WIN be added to my sale thia morning oee s,;.As
one horse Carriage and Harness. in GOOD ord@s.-s
no IF THoS. w. KEESEE. Auct'r.
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MILLINERY.

- ENCl7 MsLfIiS r K Y.oa
EaY AT MADAME SONS. k4g
* Who received the First Premium SxlE0
the Mechanics Institute. My stock of MILF
merry Is now complete and receiving constant
supplies of the latest fashions from the North. |
am always provided with select assortment, and
enabled to sci at very literal prices
Madame son, No, IS Main street.
Country merchants are supplied at New York
Vhples lie prices, nc 2l-dlIns
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Under the Ballard House. Richmond, Va.
HOME AND GRAVE OF JEFFERSON.
Mid Pledmont's rance, with summit high,
And loftier mountains far and nl-h,
Looms Monticello proudly known
a home and grave of Jefferson.
His genias hern for freedom cause,
His jud ,ment true 10 nature s laws,
His pen taught thirteen States to see
j, right they ought and could be free.
no
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BOARDING.

ROARDE NG.-l have two comfortable rooms
- suitable for FAMILIES. Can also aeeommn
date few DAY B0ARDERS
Mrs. BASS, Shot Tower House
Grace ST., TWO doors above st. Pauis Church,
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,s...;,l dispatch TO the Richmond pispatea'i
lcPo' r,re an Staunteu.
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arrival Of tie City Of Baltimore
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Grace St, Two doors above st. Paul's Church.
no 5-lwf
ExCHANGE HOTEL AND
BALLARD HOUSE
In presenting this card to the public, we return
Riany coroiai thanks To our generous patrons for
the Kindness We ha9 received at their hands and
nope that the NtW ORDER OF AFFAIRS to be
initiated Sept /, 1859, will receive the same en-
eonraseuent that our previous efforts and labors
10 aecommndate guests have met with
Messrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS f. BALLARD
are now me PToprletars of the establishments
and each one pedses himself 10 do what the com
demand. " ~ e"os'h
We desire to keep and maintain. what our IL
eense calls Tor, a FIRST CLASS HOTEL and we
PROMISE Ia use renewed exertions to render tb,. as
adjustment as comfortable possible. W itb no
lte AGENTS, ana ready, prompt and attentive ser
faction to the travelling public '''''
N. h--A previous card, long since published tn
connteract the influence of baseless runner il
Suhlcieht PROOF that our establishment has never
pen closed. and that, since its publication, we
t ueet ~ pettei condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore Al rumors as tn closure or IN
tended closure, we desire cur friends to notice as
iaise,ana SrahgerS, intending to visit u.s. as wifui
s.tANic eseiitatiohs. Sc It's
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r,rrr, , NEWS.

e. ,-.r.,prxp ron rss RICHMOND pisfArcH.l
yor,,f,e Y.ifsrapa Lsns--os'ee' iss has's
FT ""s Separe, Nata street :, >s,,-A,>,-
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i A., ABLE Ks4AL ESTATE At RUCK-
EITS. SUITABLE FOR BRICKMAKFRS
AND OF HEhS-Nit be sod on MONDAY the
lith november; 1859 the premises, co Itneneinr
at o'cleck P NJ, arge Brick Dwelling AID sew
erai vacant Lots in Port Mayo, at the corner of
ONO street and the Osborne Turnpike road The
Lots contaln ar~e body of valua bic hrck clay and
aaio'n The hrlck-Sard of MIR. Jesse Wiems a
office, - ~ ~ 1i
FERNS One third cash; balance at four and
Ell. months io5 ne oflable not interest added
ahd tltlf retained TIL all the purchase money is
iulS PAID. G0DDlN Il APPERSUN,
nos Auotinnaar,
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TER FRO NJ 4 L Ro J.
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COAL, COKE, 30.
[ HEAP COAL. --Having engaged to saIi nj =. -
+ rs. ~ GATED HARD COAL. from NJ idioth,an r.inas
nave now on hand lot and will eontinna ~ ra
eeiye t. which will be sold for cash at "a "a nsr
HssAl,o uaace on lith street. one door below Mr..
ms GOAL makes an excellent Ere.
ho o- -ilml------- r. COOK.
CokE.-The price of COKE, for the month os
~ November. will he as foows .'A "a
SOFT LUMP COKE, per load Or m
All other grades, 80 ~
no Its JNo. ]. wERTH. A asn
GLOVER HILL AND ANTHH ae-sTE
~ COAL and COKE-For sale by
NJ. b. WHITING.
- no Us Near the Petersburg Depot
{ ,OAL; The depot of the New York and Rich
- mend Coal Company, situate at tn upner end
OF Broad sire and opposite the old Fair tSro,,nd
= wei supplied from their Deep-Run and SnrinS
ned NJ lines, with all the usual kinds for sale Fan
~, Biacksmiths'. Run of the Mines and Hard
~ B.--For the convenience of down towr cps,o.
mers orders may be lett at the store of slr IOTIN
Gh1k NJ 4. 18th street, between Main and Cary
''.oo.. &C A-Imt
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Fl = y It = v = q stBt n a 4
sassz=ssa-=zSsfs AND NORFOLK. AND hEDEC-
TON OF F4RE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
tbs PECK will. on and after Monday next. 3rd of
October, leave the wharf at Rockets every morn
Ing SUNDAYS excepted ut 61s O'Clock, precisely
the Glen Cove leaving every, Monday. Wednesday
and FRIDAY mornings. and the Curtis Peck every
TUESDAY Thursd.y and Saturday mornings, and
both boats return each alternate day touching at
ell the re- U lar ardinzs soin; and returning.
Passage for the round TRIP, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. SIS. To City Point, 81.
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SgsrY MILLINERY. $500
TX Mrs DIN EIMAN, on MAN, he SlE1
tween 18th and 18th sis will open her FALL ana
WINTER MILLINERY Of BONNETS, CAPS,
HEAD DRESSES, &c. A great many other ar
tIcles, too numerous to mention.
A rich selection OF MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite an early call of
her customers, visitors to the city. and the public
generally. All the Goods Will be sold at very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
BonRets equal to new.
oc 12-dIm* Mas. DEMELMAN
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4 Wy NEAt r Nc Elk. Vie unuerslgned re-
~ spectfuly informs the citizens of Richmond
that he is prepared TO clean out houses sinks,
and other places of deposit, and thoroughly lime
them, on the most reasonable terms. and IN a man
not IN the least offensive to the premises
which he may work. His wagon is constructed
as to be air and water hit
Letter boxes may be found in the Mayor Office.
and at the drug store of Millspaegh & Johnston,
one door from 18th and Main streets. and all
orders left in them will be promptly attended to:
au I5-3m n H. ALLEN.
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METROPOLITAN ST4- -,-.- :.

=. ! = ~ q
[)% BLlS,-The subscribers have Ittst5ssssI
-S~>-assooIated themselves together, SE01Az1
under the hriu and st lie of WA Il Il las
sOCTHERi AN y, ior the purpose oi conducting,
the LIVERY BUSIH ESS, IN all it's branches al
and .lsO the one opposite, formerly occupied by
William II. Southerland. where they will have Al
iul drivers; hne BuGGItS SULKEYS. HAIR
NESS AND SADDLE HORSES, &c One or The
other of as Will be alwajs in our office. and will
attend punctually tn the orders oi our friends ana
the public generally. We WIZ be always prepared
~ furnish, at the shortest notice. any number of
HACKS 10 attend Funerals, eddints s, * c. either
N the country or city. We are aiso prepared to
furnish first class Sinse and Double Buggies with
good. semitic Horses a call from our old friends
and the public IS respectfully solicited.
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BY J. II. Di.yes. Auct'r.
3 sss,ooo WORTH OF
WITCHES AND
FINE yEWELRY

j
Ever offered in Richmond. The above stock -.
bouS hit expressly Tor the retail fyad~ AMI 80 49,
stopped here in transisu and viii be sold Is ccn 49,
sent OF parties to the his hest bidder.
The stock consists IN Part of Gold Huut;nv Er,
llsh Levers; Chropometer ,doabie time n: Dismord
Set and Ensmeled Watches; also, large asso,t
ment ~ SILVER open face and Hunting Watches:
Etruscan, Coral. Lava. Cameo Mosaic, gold
stone tlorentne and Fnsmeied Sets 10 mat h:
also, Lockets, PENS, Pencils, Studs, Sleeve But.
tons and God Thlmbles, ard other articles kept Ia
a b rst class Jewe ~ 2.ore.
The goods are all of new and elegant patteyna
Sale peremptory. Terms cash. - 81.
j. + CoNaNr. Receiver.
xA- Merchants will find this good opportunity
20 purchase.
LADIES' are invited to call and examine the stock
uufing the day. as the goods will he sn1d Al ieaa
man aanniaetnrefs prices, at private sale. b -
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II
GEE4N TOWN.-The yorktown. Cartain
p RR!sH,wii hence forward leave Rich
mond ut O'Clock, 7. NJ, on Mondays. The three
steamers comprising this line will now leave as
follows. viz:
The YORKTOWN on Monday afternoon at 4,
The JAM ESrOWN on Tuesday afternoon at 4,
The ROANOKE on Friday afternoon at4
for New \ ork. via City Point Norfolk and Ports
mouth, lse 29-tsl LUDLAM & WATSON.
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rnnkTEEN SALE ~
M m o. land IN q; ast, n vT ~
Trastss !, ~ ThhEE-cHuPfLb Ro1b1s.
sr ~, y Fienlng Ford daIs recorded m 1890 ,oa
request Of the shail n execution thersof 4 ts
Ill M public spcion On se = proeSsd 70
AR # ' WI Si rs 1879 Ii
viewed ~ ia az ~! day the tract OF land
or or 'sss sa sis " The COUNT HsSrco .hous
cbopped f Ros ap1 Snd Richmond near the Tkrss
Ford. ~ oScupancy Of eesd
TERMs.-Enough in cash to defrav exr.,,... =
SAFE and TO pay OFT two bands Of aa1 ra g 81
with ali interest accrufng thereon: on crr.s.,
x2G until October g. 1850; credit az 10 a,s e. ~
I'll October o. 1851 cre6it To- 2l2 until CO.,
her s. 1E2 and TO the surplus. on su eli te rns -
credit as the std Ford shall prescribe and direct
the whole purchase money TO bear interest from
Tho day of SALE
no IN VIZ G0nDJN
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DIVIDENDNO TECE-EXCHANGE HOTEL
~ COM PANY.-The- Directors of the EX-
CHANGE HOTEL COMPANY have DECLARED !.
the Company, payable at the office of the Secre-
tary, ane after the 10th of November. 1859:
HENRY 6, CANNON
no LIT SscretarY EXchan.e uoteI Cnmnanx.
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RUNAWAYS.

49,
"a sl0O RENARD--Ran away from the
Cl% Ballard House. about the LIST of Nov q negro
EAman named CARTER HILL. q years OF ase,
x<f2 brown color, about5 feet Slnches high, has
.-=xs careless, swaSgeIlng gait when walking hold
ms his head little to side; he has false front
teeth. put IN pivot. II e has mother ana rela-
tons living near Orange Court House. ] will give
the above reward Tor his apprehension and delivery
to me-, or confinement IN ang place of security
where can set him. DAVID NJ. LEA.
uts
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nd Sd
GRAZ
tiers
cen
NJ, so
n the
EntY.
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OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE co.,
RICHMOND, 2d November 1859. {
nsVEDEND.-The Board of Directors of this
~ Company. ont OF its nett profits for the past
six months. which have amounted to fifteen per
cent upon its CAPITAL stock. have declared divi-
dend of SIX per cent, paF able to the Stockholders
on or after the 18th instant and placed the balance
to the credit IF the Surplus Fund
no 4-dtNol5 J, II. MONTAGUE, Sec'y.
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BY Goddin i Apper.on. Auet,s.

- HLE ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL. ON j.,
NJ. =. a, ~; AND 18th srREETs-As Commits,
Ilenrico, pronounced on the sth November, 1859 in
ths case OF Scott, &c, es Fullerton, &c., shall
proceed r. sell at pubic auction. on the prem
ases on hi TUESDAY. the 23d November. 1852 at
20 ci9ek NJ !if fair; if not, the next fair das J
the KEAL ESTATE located as above, being the
same OF which the late Patrick Fullerton. died
seized. There isl LARGE BRICK DIV ELI N q,
now occupied by MRS. Catherine Fullerton, and q
ING LOfS; indeed. the most of them are copsid-
cred the most BEAUTIFUL in that part Of the su blrbs
plat OF the properts will be exhibited at the hour
oil the sale. The particular attention of De rsons
desiring really beaut ul Building Lots is respect
fully called to this SALE -.
TERMs:-one- third cash; balance at II and IS
months. tor NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added. and
title retained until the further order of the Court
no III EDWARD Y. CANNON, Conf
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rARD.-The subscriber takes this method Of IN
~ forming his fri. nds and the public that tie has es
tabiished himself as \ NJ ERCHANDIZEB BROKER
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend TO the purchase and sal g IF Mer-
chandlze generally: also, Flour. Wheat Corn. To
bacco and all descriptions of Country Produce
His special attention Will be given to ali business
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share of
public PATRONAGE. He refers, By permission, to
LEWIS WEbB, Esq.
Messrs. DUNLOP, MoNCURE & Co.. Richmo d,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT < Co., Va.
Bacon x BASKERVILLE.
:. E BEraNr : l1 RsIa HOLMES Baltimore
TwELLs & Co., Philadelphia.
THOMAS MoNAHAN. ESQ, New York.
WN. s. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va streets.
Richmond, Nov. list, 1879. no It's
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CIIKS. SILkS, StLkS.-NoVEMBEa STH,
- IS59.-Great Ba gains in DRESS SILKS. at the
Cash Store of PERKINS & CO lfl tasle Square.
Plaid ind Striped SILKS. at rs GEMS, worth 81;
Rich Bayadere Silks. mt 81, worth 2 20; Rich
Bayadsre silks, at s. %. worth S175; Rich Bay VA
dere Siiss at $50, worth So; Rich silk Robes st
low prices: Plain and Plaid Popins and Valensias.
Also. Valentlas and Poll de Cheyeres, at Is cts,
lately sold at s71a and 50 cents.
LARGE stock Rich French DeLanes and De
Lame Roses Rich Trimmed Lace and Muniin
Sets.
Weinvite the Ladies to give us CALL ~
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r. s.-An persons having claims ainst Sr
husttce Robinson. are requested 10 make them
known TO him, at his office on lItn street lie
the Law buldnS. or leave them at our Office
@here arrans ements will lie made for their pa4-
ment. inoSt ~ 4. a.
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CLOAKs AND sHAWLs:

VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
Y SOCtETY.-W Written Proposals will be received
until the goth of November, 1859, by the President
or Secretary of this Society, for the erection OF
large EXHIBITION BUILDING upon the :. Her
of May next. ,
Plans and working drawings can be seen By call
ing at the Office OF the President, lanes LYoNs,
Esq. 9th street Y. MINIMUM.
oe9-lw sec'y Va. Cen. Az. Society.
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FUTURE DAYS.
NJ jas. N. Taylor = Son, Aacs,s.

TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
:. : VALLEY Or EIH STREET, AT ACTION.
tue 10th INST. commencing st. o'clock T.. M. two
very desratle BUILDING Lots. in the Northern p0r-
ton OF Adams alley. They front - feet each,
ana run back I'D feet to Brown street
IkFMs-One fourth CASH; residue in & 8 and u
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured b. = trust deed.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR b SON, Auct'a.
ne above sale will he made nj the risk snd costs
oi Dennis q Dea, ho purchased the said real es-
tate 81 sale made at auction on the eth day Of
Sc september. 1859, and failed to comply with the
no II ]. M. T. L con, Auct's.
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- beautiful SHOW c A X d and WI d o w
TICKETS that you see in every store. are only to
lie had'in this CITY, at my Office. elesant assert
ment shifting any kiAd OF business, row on hand.
which will he sold as eheap as thes can he bouF h
North. Anything You want ettered on them will
be done ut short notice. Call and satisfy sour-
selves r. w. ALLEN,
no 9-5t 5h street Broad.
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TWO EXCELLENT BRICK TINE
nN MatENM AMP SEVERAL VACANT LOTS
. ANp NEAR THEHETO. FOR SALE AT AUC-
Ii0 w, VIII be sod at auction, on the premises
on On = fspA Y. the 18th Nov. 1859 commencing
~ s: . Q CLOCK, 4: M, two excellent BRICK DWELL
aN1S, located IS above. One has Just been bull,
VIC the other was built about our years ago. One
Of thsm has SIX and the other has seven rooms -
f Aiter which will be sold fifteen to twenty BUILD
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance at 1 sana =, |
months. for negeIiabe notes, interest added. and
tite retained till all the purchase monev "a i,iiv
paid. GODDfN PpE q Sf,n iuuy
no 10 -
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| . on
STa
nGts.
|tHio
| her
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II CANES, cut at Monticello. and manufactured
in handsome ST. lie, by J. z. HALBACH, at Char
lottesville. For sale by
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cars,
mad
shE
-fts
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Having purchased the BOTTLfNG ESTAB-
LTSHM ENT OF Mr. 7. WiLBACHER, as Will APP
pear from his Card above, we would respectfully
announce ~ our friends and the public genera ly,
our readiness to fulhil any orders whict We may
ceive, IN the promptest manner and on the most
satisfactory terms. LOUIS EUKER BRO,
POS Main street.
Orders may I've left st Messrs. Laidley & Robin
sons and DR.. Stfeckers. Letter Box ''72l."
2 I'm
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*, FOR II t:NT--My desirable and coInmo-
81 dious DIV Filling HOUSE on Church Hill
2Abeautiiuy located and the view unsurpassed.
The Grounds embrace the entire square from Grace
TO Franklin and from 25d to 24th streets. will be
thoroughly repaired and the rounds put in order
for good tenant. Apply to VAN LEW, TAYLOR
& CO, to me.
Him ELIZA l., VAN LEW
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NEW BUTTER, LARD AND tH EEsE
IN ST0RE-No. %, MAIN ST.-The subscriber
has taken the above store, and oilers Tor safe
stock OF fresh ange County aud State = IarERs
LARD CHEESE, WHEAT and BIckWHiEAaF
FISH, cORNED and SMOKED BEEF, PORK,
CLEARS, SOAP, STARCH, &c, &c, &c,
The above articles all sent here and sold op
commission, and will consequently be sald low tor
cash. lno 9-tsl +. HALLoCK, AGENT.
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lS9,
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SANDERS II SEARS,


MARSHALL TENAs.
WOU ~ rospctujy announce to The citi
W z1r Of Marshall Harrison county and
Eastern Texas that they ia addition go their
former large stock Of Medicine etc.. have pur.
chased the entire stock vt \ :. Johnson \ Co..
consisting Of a ueu Hl well selected stock
Drugs. Medicines Chemicals. Gase Oh. and
Paints, OF every description as well as Station
cry and every other article appcrtaiuing 90 a
we'll conducted and Vel balanced Drug busuas..
which they have removed 10 their old stand on
tdo west side Of Che Square whore ihey Will hc
constantly receiving during the winter and
spring fresh arrivals for their whol,sslh as we'd
as the innumcrahle detail. Of a retail and urc-
seriptian business isemiudul Of past l,gor, $50
return thanks 10 o8r old customers hoping ana
expecting 10 s.c and furnish them ar IN dive inat
with everything ia our line that their necessri,s
demand
Il must be remembered and understood
that Paints oils and Glass. are heucclorword
strictly cash articles for we have TO pay cash for
them therefore if We supply the market VI our
present los profits we must have cash Those
at our customers who have bought the above ar
tieles OF rs on short space must come forward
and pay up.
January ,th. 80
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THE DIAMOND RI.0

~ sso. y. tfimrt.
sis gmes f1i, Garth li' stolen sound
Hcr ~ =, nrd tha glowing san
= time. D. blHsael ia .-e. b5a4l
tfom being wmly m5ed arsat
"a l.me- ae 'Ye hailed This moraing. sweet,
sla daierti ON est of wooded .clrs
Arctrospae, Ia which greet
m.ilsn tlmg' nase snlles tlan tr4u.
sse tief ~ to-day bring
w ll's iai= euh.emaut das
Tie central roga roytsl}s tiie light
Of lnfe tai 0.ee tselvemoufb sliane
TIC Other i've. a pare and bright.
io'i r,und It form a sparkling zone
49, ,as lie ellsenee she'd
From JOSS " ~ h successive year;
And ahile those oilssfa years ar ned.
Their charming light yet lingrt. here
I'M cs9nts that gathered vanished .,on.
'nd ne'rr eellpsei oal honeymoon
ies g'a'i'n ham TINT proudly hold,
Ihs-e g0m' viii 4cluiilning beans.
Is tins It lovingly ufolas
Thy graceful lly bnzer SCENE
llsi.ae emblem % L um
90 saeW5 AIMS imt round mr iaiuc
ihfN whlle mF lir4 ieel klsipi wum
. Dear ifaHoHd ffts tediftle mn..
May each feeHstlne sedHng ddg
!'a'c al tho ligal tAat d. H. tais..,
lhhd f5of4'. foi N,Pi'Ht.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

I'VE undersigned offers his services to the cit
liens Of Marshal aud surrounding country
as
B,1d Mason. Ptaaefer, and C,dern Ea,ldcr
lie insures all work to aud when the material.
arc selected by himscl
he also proposes to curc smoky chimneya Ne
cure no pay He warrants MI work 10 be done
in n worlineulikt style so as TO stand the closest
criticism
He Is now alone in business, and respectful,
solici's share Of public patronage, with 6l
confidence that he will be able 10 render saishc
ton in all cascs wherc his services are demanded
Orders from the country viii receive prompt
Il ention.
[. II LOWtRY
Mu'hlL a phi . 1855 Nv