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AUCTION SALES
- BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S OF FARMING IMpIENrNrc.

- BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
KUSTEE'S OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Of trust om gS:s.S virtue deed
dated March ~, 1859, and duly recorded in Liner
q -, o. I7i inllos s. So. So and 50, shall sell m
Iiont on nv Auction Rooms, on the corner az 7th
to wit: 'u 0"o'tois'
I Sod p,iIl, Thrashing Machine,
! Fan MIL. Cutting Box
SoIel Horse, Iron grey Horse
Terms cash on delivery.
m.asoads A. LL0Yn. Trustee.
ME Ei;EGANT FARM AND COUNTRY
- TTeas; W anut Lawn" at the ten mile stone, on
the washington Pike, two miles from the n ejsy
House with access to and from the city Ell hit times
uay, c3n RI ~ acres, will be offered at public
saie on WEDN ESDAY, June sth, at one O'Clock
Ca strs ~ t ESchange Rooms, No. 10 South
No Contslns Ia, acres of FIRST quality dark soil,
M ~ hslas, All wat.red and well fenced, and
under drained and ditched. Fine Ample and peach
Orchard. ~ sores In good Timber, with Buildings
OF every KIND at all necessary for first class farm
Hn mu ~ tho aJse stone Barn; water and force
The Mansion House, built of sand STONE. an f.et
square, marble mantes, &e., is Surrounded b, a
ne qua, ana valuable garden, with every variety
eled carriage drive, DO. " "' $40"
There 10 not an acre of waste land ON this farm
d Ue % o9e healtest place in the State and is
III lne unjust Oh The best society, Churches &c
NO. :. contains 50 acres, divided and well fenced
IN TWO nelds: with small Cottage upon IT, and a
me S.I sP,nns 90 Oh TatSF near the house.
~ PUBIC sale; A large amount of money has been
spent upon this property. The owners time and
mGney oeins required elsewhere, determines him IA
Terms: One half cash, the balance in one and
two years, secured. " wv ~
~. % 1nn,,,- SAM'L H. COVER, Auct.,
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


IL VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, IN THE
the fh o. @,T
?. m, f9rty-fou building Lots, Comprising eth The
S SaTs bs of s sSsg N% 81
aRT 10, Ed These lots are from % to 20 feet FROM
s to ass wd back TO sy qH
Estreets north and LIST and I'd streets west. -N
improvements now being msde in this and the adj
Joining squares It is being built up with first elias.
DIE nel ghbOrhoods In the city.
The title to the above lots is perfect and thew will
be sold on the following terms One fifth cash and
tne balance In one two, three, four and FIVE years
ments bearing interest from the day Of sale and the
a deed of trust taken. A nd anv lot bid on viii he
sold the owner having determined to sell the prop
=, These lots have been handsomely graded during
the winter. Plats ofthe square can be had at my
auction rooms, corne' of 9TH and ID streets. Per
sons wishing to obtlin a handsome building site or
make profitable investment are Respectfully re-
ma god A. GREEN. Auct
BY J. G. MCGUIRE CO, AuctIoneers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
b4E M6 GRSFGTi At M rrsd,c .UcIGoSLOp TUES
residence of Captain John Patrick corr of sth 81
and Louisiana avenue, we shall sell, al ,ae Furni-
snptfior Rosewn cd; 9 P1isi Octave Piano.
Mahogany and Walnut Hair Spring =. at Sofas,
Marble-t'P GeItre sMd Sofa Tables,
Handsome Walnut w hatnot. Fancy Tables,
bamaSk ana Lace Curtains and COrnice,
Gilt Window Shades, Venetian Blinds
Cane and Rush seat Chairs. Lounges.
Glrand9eS; Vases, and Mante Ornaments,
brussels, Three ply aud Ing rain Carpets
oilcloth. Mating, Stair Carpets,
French and High post BedsteaiS, Wardrobes
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Washstands,
Looking glasses, Toilet Sets,
Superior atner Beds and Hair Mattresses,
Husk and Cotton Mattresses
BOlsteTs and Pillows,
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads,
house, '"o
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Casters, Table Cutlery, Walters,
Dining and Breakfast Tables, Chairs
Cooking and other Stoves, r efTigerafor
and Kitchen REQUISITES
Terms $50 and under. cash; over that sum. a
notes, hearing interest '""O' 81"
ma Esd j. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
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~ WALL. d BARNARD, Auctloneer,.
AOISE AND LOT AYR a M n n m ~

O'Clock, on the premises, we will sell part az 20, Is
IN square ., fronting Is feet 22d street between
! street ana fa avenue, and running hack lbs fact
to WIDE alley, improved with a GOOD two storv
Terms: $50 IN cash balance in and - mop,hs
secured by deed of trust the property All onn
veyancIng at the cost of the Purchase A 81
given and 3 deed oftrust taken useo
Title perfect.
ma IS WALL A BARNARD 49,.
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AUCTION sALEs
THIS AFTERNOON

By c. r. l.. CROWN a CO., Auctioneers
IN SATURDAY MORNING, the ssth ins,.,,
" ut 10 O'Clock we shall sell Mt our store Ne az =
Pennsylvania avenue, large and rare assortu,er nj
81 Jeweiry, consisting of-tjod Brooches tslck q -
bar drops and BreastPIns, PLAIN Seal and I.ocket
Flnger-TIngs, Ladies Guard aud Chateain Chains.
also, splendid assortment of Cameo, Gold stone,
Mosaic and Florentlne Sets. Sale positive, and TO
continue each day tail all is sold.
A Ihs ladies' are respectfully requested to examine
the stock daring the tay At snch time any article
vii oe sold ut private sale, aud must he sold with
OUT reserve. seats reserved for ladies' Also, sale
each evening at III O'Clock
C. X. L. CROwN& co,
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MKN's DRESS SUIrs,
YoUTHs' DRESS SUITs,
Youths Business Suits,
CHILDRKN's DRESS SUITs,

ChiLdren'S SrhoOl SHifS
NOAH WALKER Co, Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing IL now ready for inspection. II
IS comprised of an assortment of Gentcmen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desi gus
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excel lence with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress, opportunity is now
hsTed for selecting from the most attractive stool
OF Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced prices. ap 2I-ly
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SANFORD's LIVER ISvIGoR AroR.-Does any of
our high lIyers ever eat too much dinner? Ifany Of
readers have cooks who tempt their app.tite a
little too far. will tell secret that will leaI them
To this ENJOY of their dinners withUut a visit
from that equity old gentleman spepsIa. Take
dose Of d.. Sanford's InvlsOrsinT AFTER eating and
you will never be- troubled with lndiyestOn but on
the contrary before the meal tine has
the appetite will be shar psnsd Ia appreciate any
kind % iood the ioud rises sOurs the inyI go
TatOr VIII hx the matter "a hit at once. W. have
tried il tO double doses ar occasions inr
the sick headache, and its acts like n charm.
Sold by AL Druggists. ma 25-2w,r
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. Ice
Cream and Water Ices at so per gallon, at the
Phadelp l Ia Confectionery, corner 18th and sts
ina SLIM
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ODsoy HALL CLOTHING Rooms.

UUEUs
WIEsENFELD Co,
Fashionable C!othieTS,
Corner ~ 81 and Pa avenue
This we'll known establishment has now on hand
and Is daily receiving from their manufacto the
most elegant designs of fine Ready made Clothing
for mems aud boys wear The extensive assort-
nent, As well as the low prices, makes the O,ieon
the u ost desirable place TO purchase Wearing APP
Parei In the whole county. Persons want are
res pectfully invited To call.
Respectfully, WIEsENFKLp& Co.
ina 20 -5t Fashionable ClOthIers.
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MILLIONS ARE WASTED 10y those who huv worth
less nostIums aud forget the virtues and efficacy of
Mrs. NJ. y. Gardner's Indian Balsan of Liverwori
and HoaThOund which cures all manner of Lung
Complaints. and has proved invaluable. 1t NAV De
found at oil the Druggists. mar 25-lw
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= g X,
CHEESE, BACON,&
40 barrels Coverings Crushed and Powdered
Sugars,
5 hhds. Of loverins's Golden Strip,
Is hhds. Prime Porto Rico Sugar,
- boxes new Goshen Cheese,
do. Pine Apple do
500 choice Sugar-cured Hams, warranted to please
Just received and for sale by
VIM. BRYAN.
No. A, OppO. the Centre Market,
ma q e06t between 18th aud 9Th SITS
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THE MOUNT VERNON LECTURE at the Smithsc-
man. this evening, is expected to be a brilliant
affair. The object, the subject, the local associa-
tons, the talent of the speaker and the efforts of
the patriotic ladies. all conspire to make il an oc-
casiOn Of an unusual interest and edifcatiOn
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WARD MEETISGs.-See calls i'm our ADVERTISING
department for meetings tonight in the First and
Second Wards
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POLICE MATTERs.-Before Justice C2ark.-Sarah
Carney was tried for selling without license fine
and costs SOB 20.
Peter O,Day neglected to keep the gutter in
front Of his house clean; fined 81 So
James Beander was accused of hard swearing
and made to pay fine OF 81 IS.
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0uU P0TATOEs just receirea. IN good order.
and for sale by BRADLEY & TAYLOR,
ma u l6l and 6G Wafer street
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ter road at the point where il will probably inter
sect the projected road to Eikridge landing"
EPISCOPAL VISITATION IN THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUNBIA.-The Catholic Mirror gives the follow
ing as Archbishop kenricks appointments for
confirmation ia Washin 9tOn and Georgetown:
In ~ Patrick's church. Washington on the
frISt Of Corpus DUmihi, at O'Clock; in ST Mat
tIrS church. same morning at 10 O'Clock; i'm the
college chapel. GrOTgetOwn. ON Friday, 2Ith OF
june. at o'clock; in the Convent Visitation
hIoiSci"wH- on Friday, 9th Of June. It \ O'Clock;
Ia TRINITY hare h. Georgetown. on Friday, 2ltli of
June. at o'clock; st DOmnic's Island Wasl-
lngtOH, ON Sunday. Goth of June. at O'Clock: st
Peters, Capitol Hill.) Washington same day at
10 O'Clock.
SPlCEo LiNHAvEN BAYS Mr. Harvey of Nor
folk, has commenced Tunnin" fish and oyster
cypress between Norfolk, Va, and Washington
city, bringing Lither daily supplies Of the finest
l.inhayeH hay oysters We ever saw spiced hog
hsG, u'ackerel. sherPshead and all other conceive
able hnny Injuries obtainahe in that most famous
locality for fish ia either heHisplleTe-tle Iow.r
part Uf Chesapeake bay His picked oyster. arr
remarkable tat all this inorning there LA.
l~rn c.owd Of prisons susceptible Of the soft i'm
s' hI,rUt 81 loving the good things Of life Iin9rr-
lag dr"a"d his display nf tempting tubs. at V0ss's
gIOrrry store. & Urnrr Of Prnnsy lyana avenue and
Tenth street, where he has his depot and receives
orders.
SHAs>PEAEFAN READING TONIGHT Mr. j..
Rogers viii give Il dramatic r-adiog at Philhar-
''ea'is Ahl> tNthiu-,. ii " u h~ Will lhut-
duct scenes, dialogues. sOlilOJuirs. &c, from
SHlksI~aTv Hamlet and OthrllO, and also - Col
inns 'dr ua the Passions. &c. &c The read
lhgs OF Mr. Rogers la Baltimore and other cities
h;'V" ben very bi.hl, spoken Of by the press A
singular i'rt about his Clocutinn is, that a very
Srrat impairment II speech with which he is at
h'"tsd In ordinary conversation is entirely over
come under Tie inspiration Of the stage
AN INTERESTiNG TRIAL VI skill will take place i'm
The square south Of tue Presidents House to-nor-
row morning at 10 o'clock, we learn. between
rival yTaSS-C utI!Hg machines the e. Buckcve Ma
chine and the - Woods Mower" The rnb.
lac viii l- admitted. aud no doubt there will La
sun+tLiHg Of 4 gathering of agricultnralists and
others who may wish Ia - the mowers NOW -
Tux COURSE OF TEXTURES by DIR. Samson on the
Bible Lands has been postponed until further
police
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m 8 SIRAW BERRY FESTlNAL.-The La
llS dies Of the Methodist Protestant Church,
Georgetown, will open a Strawberry Festival in
their new Lecture Room Congress streetl on
MONDAY EVENING, May 5nth. Terms Of ad-
mission l21a CENTS; Children half price. The liberal
patronage of the community is respectfully solicit
ted. 24-8tE
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y. :. B,RnEsS \ CO.'S MILL.

V,HIS WELL KNOWN MILL. about mile
/ and hall uarlhwc OF Marshall, is now III
n,ll operation The following arr the cash
prc,- for Lumber
Ordinary lumber board measure. sl5 90
Rough Ed.el Lumber 10 on
atbng and Falling side and edge meas
rre % on
Lumber over u Irho. iu width. or 20
lrei IN length j. 90
AT Plank uudefa foot vide, down io six iuch-
c-, side and edge npasurc, will be charged a, the
rate OF 81 90 per thousand Inlcr that, wi !
bo charged ut the rate Of 81 90 per hundred,
side aud clp measure.
Al snail Scautliug under three lay four, will
be- charged ~ three hy four Scan,ling
Iambcr when Gu, in odd numbers of & ct. will
he counted 10 ihr next number above. making
oven numbers IN all cases.
In future there will BE- no credit price Cash,
ot cash arrangements, must bc made m every
east
The Grjst MI wiil be- ~ operation on -aiur
day. We viii grind nr tire sixth sack,
brought to thc Mil must he p'aiay marked. or
there will be- no responsibility for los.
T. : BURRESS 4 co.
Angus, g. 1889 i1n
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u,v n r RrsyE,s.-This gentleman

Hos II. r. RusSsis.-This gentleman
will. m all probability, he hrhtcn 10y
nearly tie same majority thit he had
over Gen Houston two years ago. II
!, il the will oi the people Of Texas that
he should retire to private liie, we be
li,y, that no man lives IN Texas. who
wouIJ bow more chccrfully to the fiat,
chan Gov Runnels Cnosteniatiugs and
patriotic, he would not cnloy the cnoln
peuts Of any Office unless It were the
free gift Of his telIow-ci,'zcns. Having
for maay years rcard the rewards oi a
faithful devotion 10 the interests ii the
people who placed him IN power, he will
retire without Il niirmiir and willingly
surrender the rcigns oi government I"
his successor. While he has been ass
sailed, during the heated term oi the late
campaiyn with undue violence, his misl
INSCRIPTIONS enemies cannot d'hs ,h't
he il "a generous. Just, aud CONSCIENTIOUS
gentleman, aud that he has governed
with tirmness and decision. \ sound
Democrat, oi the State Rights school,
u,,,c can present more untarnishrd rec
ord W, de- not claiin for hun unusual
perfection bat ,st ct the i'niis aS'
cribcd to him have been imaginary nor
have his messages been wanting IA abb
lily. clcarnrss. and political s"nndness
A State Rights N ~ of the ,oath he has
shown in every particular, the wafm"sl
attachment, aud devotion 10 our interests.
and now that he will retire, III the course
of "A few N pnthS. from the mansion at
\u.,tn 40. IA npp that "A generous ana
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WM VI JOHNSTON. Nigor
/. A. IisSpgR~oS, Refonisr
Aug. / {. %. i9:3".

Be II ordained. That it shall be the duty Of the
City Constable 10 examine the >hnoihe ''aHc'
rc. of the city Of Marshall AMI If the SAM or
anyone of them. BE- So con-irnc'ci ~ 10 rniin-
ger persons or property outside "' the SAM from
y careless or accidental discharge nl pistol,
said constable shall point ont To the keeper OF
the same the necessary ad,llt IN 10 change "r
alteration ~ "a To prevent the liability To injury
rom persons or property on the outside ct the
fame Aud If the keeper OF said gallery or
galleries. after being notified by the constable
shall ,nh'r any pistol To- b. discharged in sad
gallery ng;i, In. sam. /. &c ircd to tiH sii>iac-
ton OF said constable, al any three 90 he Board
Of \ lFmn the owner III SAID gallery shall hr
htd IN \ sim not less than ten uur more than
twenty-five lnlhrslor each pistol Discharged IN
violation Of this orlntnc'' AMI the license OF sad
gallery shall b. forthwith revoked.
WI VI JOHNSTON. Mayor
L. \. IlrxpsRsnS, Recorder.
August It'll. 1883 ---s9;i'
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WILLIAM SHIELDS : 60.

VlTorf.D say to thu planfe-> generally tisae
w they ar nov manufacturing lotion Tins
OF an improved pattern. wi...n Tor lish'Sess u
dfan su.od o. ginning. ard excellence Il senpfe.
ere unsurpassed by any Guns rnassc, ei'nf
North or So-;h The Journals 81 the cysind~..
ran in wa,ef box.. lineJ with Rabbits meta.
,,ie'el,y dory away ai,L friction s'ssost ci'lis'-
b. ] De- bra-h slan II pesrsssd up 10 head u
brush 50 % to prevent co'tnn winding lrouLd.
frequently causing ne Gin to take fire.
We also nnuuae,are Corn Nils III AIRY s-r
and qaaliiy, which have repeatedly been pr
nouncrd to be the best HoF.s Mil, 10 tue -
They are all geng-s TO be run without crossing
the band aud are boi,cd down 80 their cna h.
no giving WAY, as Il sometimes the ease with
these that ARE ouly wesigc'as'cncd.
Our Factory Is located at Minden Ciaieorts
Parish La where We base amp. facilities fof
mskin from two to three hundred stands pr
aluutA aud as nany mills. Should planters u.
sire 20 rs cor Gins for iley aIe all %arrna'edj
thcy can addoas u O, tie above mer;on'd
place. aherc their criTfr VII a.rais receive
strict si'ea'9n.
We ayc Southern u,a std go IL fas hcre
manuhc,are.
We voqld rsfr u.9sc unaeala.nie'! with oar
Gin. 70 ihc gentlemen named hs'ov
J Y Taylor. IT ncs lec Marshall. 1esus.
Judge joeeph Aaaer
y. y Jaln,-,
Re- " u, HI
Rev Hen. War
Lemnie Langley. GLADE srr.nsa.
Nsi " A Tu;le.
Col John N Jones J.sers9; Cas- c.. 1.sa.
" II Freeman, Esai "
+ Museley. Esq,
Hon J Henderson Cas- Go, 1esh
Col y .ilis ~ hl,ieaef,
: Y Ailr'ags, ursha- Co, Texas
John llla
Dr. Jonathan Adr-n- Harrison Co.. fc11f.
Ca Wan Clark, hurry League, Harrison Co
Texss
April l. 1853 ln?eeml
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS T. T. SFRt'ilA\ has d'c'Wrd
te1,hin, vita Mrs BpHnY, ull VII con
Time 10 give l-s4nu. Ia Music. Singing hui tM
L,nsntr~ upon hrr own responsibility trTh-
can b. kunSn upon Application =" us 7'F"'h"n
a, tn, residence OF Mr. Edward Wrmack
Marshall. Angus, Il, 80 ~ ION
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MIS-. UD<EOEV'> ACADEMY.

Mac r W B,vfogys school viii reopen on
the 18th Of september. Her patrons WIZ learn
of hr arr,ng ,ucnts for music by calling upon
her
,r.h,l August 10th.
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lust Il ccscl and tor sale. 10y &. q Gregg
- 20, Gents l.. y. AMI Ntrseies shirts aud
collars, B-oNn and Reached Drawers
Cotton aud Mcrno under shirts.
Drawers,
rrayai@ and Tie Sor~ sc. a.. All articles
~ the inc t. b. found in our stock
Augu. - 80. No5o I'm
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Hov.' and Youths Clothing.

lust Received aud for sale by q q Gregg
~ Co. u large bill including Register trocks
Sa'ks and over Sacks Vests aud Pants, to TT
boys and youths from lh-'e to twenty years old
to which we call The attention Of oil the boys.
August 81 80 No 80
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

consisting OF the Latest Styles OF every de-crip
ton Of Ladies Dress Goods, that we could tud
in New York and Philadelphia for spring and
summer wear from the crown OF the head 10 the
sole Of the foot;
Also for you gentlemen. from regular teo
story mole skin. soN cotton or otter down TO the
very Gnost Philadelphia made caf-kin boot all
done up in the most approved style
We are prepared 10 accommodate all-hiss
and low rich and poor old aud young. gals and
bhoys, fast sad SLOW white and black viii
every article USUALLY found in retail stores OUT
side Of large cities
We have dry goods silk good, embroidered
goods lalies shoe and boots hats caps, bonnc''
rcadv-made clothing. varieties. iewelfy saddlery
queens aware hardware WOODWARD cutlery, tobac
CO. groceries iron, castings. chains, harnfs. col
lers. nails steel, school books. miscollaneou,
books, stationery guns, pistols, umbrellas pow
der, shot. &c., &c.
All Of which will tc sold ma cheap ~ III,
cheapest. for CASH or credit too good prompt
paving customers. soliciting the continuance o
our old friends and the trade Of the public
generally.
& q. GREGG. & Co.
March H. n27
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JULIUS 4, NOTEWORTHY. w. kr>skny
NOTEWORTHY \ KENNEDY.
Receisiug. TorNarslins. Commits
sion, ana Grocery Merchants.

HAVING purchased Of u II Martin. h.s
III Warehouse and Coiionssbcis together
with his entire stock of GROCERIES, tender
their service. to the public a his successors IN
the above business and pledge their unrcniited
ryertinns 10 give satisfaction 10 all who may
favor them with their patronage They VII
give their personal attention TO receiving a. d
Forwarding goods with dispatch Their rates
for storage ami commission will ts the same a,
heretofore charged by Mr. Martin They wdl
eudcavor Ia keep large supply Of t'roceries on
hand for which they will make advances On cot
ton IN store 1hcy solicit your business know
ing they can give You entire satisfaction,
Jniyq tgtq No 80 n
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Stxsrt, .xp plrRAi. 49," Your behavior
is most s,ngnlar. SIR" said u young lady
+, a gentleman who had Just stulrn Il
kiss IT that is all. y SAID he, Il VIII
soon make it plural"
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I.IkENESSES.

4 G MOE-rCE has rcopcned room. IN
u, Marshall over the Store OF King Thtford
North side VI the public square, where hs' 3.
ready 10 take Likeness.s ~ the most approved
style Persons wishing Ia favor him with Their
patronage will please give him an Ca 'y call
T.. S.-iIaving made the Ar, his study ami
exclusive business for the last nine wears and
AWAY. taking the Licensees himself he viii con
time TO do 30, and warrants not to leave ms
work ia the hands Of apprentices or Incompetent
Artists. but to execute any order in person with
exacines. and dispatch.
May 9Th lsh9.M
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WAR N MEXICO
Peace I%spaircd Of in Europe.
COTTON Advancing.

AID
NE are receiving another Large Stock Of
w Spring aud Summer Goods and will here
tender oar sincere thanks to generous pubic
and particularly 10 our old friends and customer.
who have stood by Us 10 these many years
We vii further add that W. have advertised
Spsc ,heany and Generally. and have repeated thu
old tale often, that il has become stale, and
now k,.l tina, il has ceased interest BIZ, in order
TO GIL space in the paper and give the printer "
chance. will remark that We have been with you
for nearly 'fcea years, and now oA,r our past
conduct NJ an Indication of cur future course II
business. We think oar interest and YOURS q
ml'ual one If you still think us worthy OF con.
ddcnce we .hall be- most happy To serve you
giving yon all the advantage Of eur pas, eN-
perienrc in hgying aud selling good hootls, and
Cheap foods at such prices a. both you and ue
can live REALLY believing that our present
stock when completely will Far surpass any that
wc have ever brought out. both in quantity, qua
lily and chcapness and would mo-, respectfully
call your attention TO our stock Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
BARBER SALOON.

DANUER NNtOSN.
,I,uE unaersieu,~l having formed a copntincg.
shin and Cited ar the large aui comm@ions
room osrr Lancaster 4 20 Drag store. north
side Of the Public sqnarc, or
SHAVING SALOON,
are prepared to serve tbo.s who may patrons"
them Hair Coloring, Cutting, ShampooninE,
&c executed IN a manner to give satisfaction
They wi keep on band n supply OF
FINE PERFrMARY. BAY RUN etc.
They also keep on hand a superior article OF
CIGARS md CHrWINC ToH6cCO.
Their eastonors wip bear this IN mind Sold
At very small profit ,..
AUGUSTUS FRANKIE
FRED RICHARDS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

TCSr Received AID for sale by q g. Gregg
u Il Co. barge bill OF Nen and Boys Hats
and APPS including all the Latest Styles aud
qualities also ~ dos hes, Wool Hats for ne
gross
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