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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07
FAMILY GROCERY.
no. liG KING STREET, CORNER ST. ASAPH.
!. E. DOUGLASS,

l. -
NO. liG KING STREET, CORNER ST. ASAPH'
j. E. DOUGLASS,
(oF THE LATE FIRM or FLEMING 4 porGLASS.)
MOULD call the attention of hi. friends and
w the public generally, To his large and general
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
of the very best qualities which he is prepared to
SELL FOR CASH, at the very lowest rates, and
would cnumerate in part the following articles -
The finest Green and Black Teas
Choice Havana Segars
WOrccs terShire Sauce
John Bull do. Harvey do
Mixed English Pickles
Girkm,' Chow Chow Caulifower
American Pickles of different kinds
French Mustard
Pure English and American do
Tomato. Walnut and Mushroom CatsupS
Brandy Pine Apple. Peaches. and Cherries
Preserved Ginger, Strawberries, Pine Apple,
and Citrun
Bordeaux Olive Oil, of the most approved
Brands
Sarincs Of best brands
Coxs Sparkling Gcane
Muir Sons Edinburgh Ale
Brown Stout
Italian and American Maccaroni
Azumca Baking Powder
Pine Apple, English Dairy, Sapsag", and prime
Eastern Cheese
Ground Ginger Cinnamon. Alspire, Cloves.
Mace and Black and White Pepper. all war
rantcd pure
Fresh HOLSTERS, Picked do
Best LAYER and Bunch Raisins, in whole, half,
and quarter boxes
Citron CurrantS. Pruncs. Figs. Bordeaux Al
monds. English WalnutS. and Pecan Nuts
Ucrkcr's Furina Bakcr'S best Chocolate and
Broma
SPERM Chemical Sperm, and Adamantiue
Candles
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. in barrels and bags,
of the following brands. constantly on hand, and
for sale at lowest rates James :. Wcch's premium.
Patapsco and Caledonia Mills. dec l-'l6m
NOTICE TO WHARF BUILDERS AND
" TRACTORS.-Scalcd Proposals will be
received through the Post Office. addressed 10
Thomas Smith. AMI marked "Wharf Proposals.
until 10 o'clock. NJ the 18th of January inst for
thr Constructing and Filling Il Wharf, and Dredg-
iny the Docks To be erected by the City Council of
Alexandria for the use of the American Coal Co.
The improvement will commence at. and connect
with the present solid portion of ttr Fish Wharf,
and will run thence north 100 feet; thence west 100
feet thence north 17j feet: thence west 200 feet.
Connected herewith will bc II Pier D. feet wide.
running east $50 feet.
Persons desiring u contract, WI" VI" ip' 'a'h
part of the work separately; for the Wood struc-
ture complete. including all materials: for the Fill
ing complete and for the Dredging complete, nc
c0r,Ijpg 10 me pit,ns anil SPECIFICATIONS Of tie fom-
p,jrc.. which will be shown BY the Committee. At
the Council Chamber from 10 to IL o'clock each
day. until the day aforesaid.
Twenty per cent upon the estimates Of work
done will be retained by the City Council until the
completion of the work. and persons contracting
will he required to give bond. with approved Sc
curity. for the fulflmcnt Of the contract. and for
the completion of the work on or before the first
of August. 1859
THOMAS SMITH.
JOHN I. ARMSTRONG, c.,;,,,o
A. W. EhSTLACK.
JAMES ". MALLS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

TO- FOR C0NGRESS.--We are authorized to
announce HENRY SHACKELFoRD, esq. rs u candi
date to represent the seventh Congressional Dis
trct, i'm the next Congress nov l3-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

County Court. Standardization. keF-
hart vs.. w. K. Millan-action of unlawful
dctainer. The Court was engaged in hear
ing the arguments of Counsel on its instruc
tons to the jury in this case. \. c. F..
Stuart for the plaintiff. and e. W. Brent
and F. l.. Smith for the defendant. And
Court adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock, the arguments of Counsel in the cas-"
not having been concluded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

NOTICE.-I hereby iorewarn all persons from
" buying or trading for Note on James Eos
ter for Seventy Nine Dollars payable to me; the
said note having been got out Of my possession by
person who called himself James Dabbs, for col
lection, on the 2i day Of July, 1853, which said
Jas DabhS promised 10 return within . months. II
nv assignment i. ON the note. it put there with
out my knowledge. Also, one other Note. for one
Hundred and Thirty Nnc Dollars and Twenty
Three Cents on f. Ricketts,, payable to Fanny
Hni.lip my wife, was got AZ the same time. and Oh
the .ame terms. ZEPIIENIAH BRAWNER
prinn. William % " i'm II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

REpAvIxG KING STREET.-Wc understand
that several contractors from Baltimore,
Washington and other places. and several
Of this city have made estimates and will Of
fer proposals for repaying King street. All
bids for the work must he sent to the chair
man of the Committee Of the City Council
having the matter in charge, by Monday
next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07
n n ~ The Executive Committee Of
LOO. +. POTOMAC LODGE, No. 50,

~ - Il
F., respectfully inform the friends q" that
Order that there will lac a GRAND BALL an ard
of the School Fund.- held AT SAREPTA HALL.
on TUESDAY EVENING, January 18th, 1859.
In making this announcement they pledge them
selves that no effort shall be wanting To render 1t
" The RuN" of the season.
\ CELEBRATED COTIiIIOH BAND will he present.
re- Tickets 81 80, to be had of either Of the
Managers
Refreshments furnished the Ladies.
Hats or Caps cannot he worn in the room.
Carriages will be provided for the Ladies.
Executive CoMMITTEE-( Scarlet Roscft"sl
II,,b Latham. c. Schatcr A. ID. Warfell.
Wesley Avery. J. I. Close, u. &. Watkins.
CovuIrTrr uS RECEprIoS-i Blue Roscfte.l
&c, Foreman, A. Gibson Jos. Williams.
/ b. Hancock. James Gale, W. F. Padgctt.
Cnvv,rrrr on REFRESHMENTS WIT. Rorcttc.)
/ n Watkins John Kidwcll. George B"Ssart,
II. }. Thompson Nathl. Hays, - H. rlck'h.
MANAGERS AT LARGE Iorjegated Rose'fc.)
J. r. Close, }. II. Pickiu. A. Gibson,
l.. SkidmOrc A. Sinclair, a. smith,
Robt. [. Smith. }. W. Campbell, Thos. skinner,
Town. Baggctt. i. \. Marhury H. hohlh'"h'
FLOOR M>yAGER-( Purple R"'e'''.)
rs Grand Promenade at o'clock, precisely.
rI-" The Carriages will commence running at ~
o'clock jan 4-dG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

S,PLENDID PIANO--CalI and hear the splen
- did Piano from William kuabc CO. ceebra.
ted Factory, on Exhibition at the New Music
Store, NJ. .. Exchange Block. Others of the
-aine make will he in store shortly of different pr
tes, Jan ! Il. +. DENSls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

FAcToRY.-Mr John Summers intends
erecting in a few weeks. on the site now orcu-
pied by the carpenters shop Of Mr.. James W.
Nails. on Pitt street. and adjoining his Coach
Factory, a two story brick building, % feet
front by lis deep, to be used by him as q
Car Factory: he having obtained contract
from one of our railroad companies for
the construction of large number OF cars,
and anticipating other contracts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

ID Y. CROSS, having purchased the entire SO >.
II. Of Cross, Lugenbeel Co., respectfully b.
nounces 10 his friends and the public generally thar
be intends TO conduct the BOOT AND SHut
BUSINESS, in all its branches, and hope. from
the care and attention 10 the work turned out Of b.
establishment. to receive as heretofore full .bor'
Of the public patronage. A call is solicited ~
II King street. Jan ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

nISSOLUTION.-The co partnership hrIr ,,I. y
~ existing in the name OF BRYAN ALL
CO.. mas this day been dissolved. ny mutt
So. - e. ~ pl",,Ia,nen, GEO. BRYAN,
VI INC "'"' :" sAM'L. X. ADAM
u. ). GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

MONEY SAVED.-DENNIS'S Excelsior
wi Piano Forte and Furniture Polish, for polish
ing Pianos, Furniture, Coaches. Frames, Patent
Leather 3c.: any one ran IL. The application
il simple. producing beautiful lustre TO anything
susceptible Of polish. Cali at the New Music
Store, No. ;, Exchange Block.
ian y. F. DENNIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

GroRGETowH.-On Wednesday morning,
the grocery store Of Mr.. George Bohrer, and
two adjoining frame stores, occupied by Mr..
Boyd and Mr.. Shaffcr, We're destroyed by
fire with most If their contents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

M,soxIc-At the regular meeting Of Ben
iamin French Lodge, in Washington, on
Monday, B. B. French presented to the
Lodge beautiful gavel, made by himself,
of wood from Mount Vernon and Ashland
the gavcl itself beTg of hickory from Mount
Vernon and the handle Of other wood from
Ashland, procured 10y Mr.. French when
there in 1863
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

MARYLAND TURNPIKEs.- Among the mea-
surcs ihat have been brought before Congress,
is a bill introduced BY Gen. Bowie. proposing
L. the Government t" purchase the turnpike
roads leading from Maryland into the District
of Columbia. extingui-h the companies now
owning them, and make them free to the
public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

! NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-
/ y We are shortly expecting the Brig Georgia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

SrESTAErIAL CoMPLINEST-The Rev. Mr.
Carothers, of the A--embly's church i'll
Washington, was presented on "Wednesday
evening by his congregation. with III" hand
some sum of $500 ~ a testimonial Ut their
esteem for him a a Christian minister and a
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

COLLECTORS SALE.-Will be offered for san
y on Thursday. January IL, at ts" O'Clock, for
cash, at the carriage warehouse lately occupied b.
Bowen. Berlin Peake, corner Of King ana Henry
streets, a new FAMILY CARRIAGE, levied on =
satisfy tax bill due City Council of Alexandra
Va, for year 1858. by Bowen, Berlin Peak.
JOHN A. FIELD
;onl-eotd Collector Northern District.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

DRUMS FOR THE VIRGINIA MILITARY.
~ BY way of drumming "p custom, | will just
saw to the different Battahons and Regiments
throughout the State. that have made arrange
ments With one of the best manufacturers in the
United States to furnish any number of DRt Ms
for the Spring campaigns | am now having
some orders filled aud should he pleased 10 fur
p;sb the whole State with DRUMS and FiFES.
March up to the music in quick time.
ION IF JOHN II. PARROTT.
VIDEND.- President and Directors oI
the Farmers Bank of Virginia. have declar-
cd =, dividend of four and one quarter per cent.
out of the profits of the institution for the last SIN
months, subject to q deduction of quarter per
cent bonus to the State leaving four per cent nett.
payable to the Stockholders.
J. 4. SMITH, Cashier.
Richmond. Va. Jan IDIOT
NOR SALE-The TRACT OF LAND, known
as THE MUSH POT" belonging t" \. W.
Mcdonald. esd. containing S3t ACRES, on the
old Leesburg Road, adjoining the Corporation OF
Alexandria.
II not sold before the 10th day of January next
II will ne rented for the ensuing year. II rented
security will be required.
jan TT JUN hA"oi' IL, LIZ.
DIANO TUNlNG.-Nr. q. +. DENNIS from
Cbickeriny Il Sons. Hallet, Davis Co.. and
formerly with r. Davis. Washington, also, Tuner
IN Tbolburg, will attend To tuning and repairlng
PIANOS. ORGANS, MEL0pEONS. and all
kinds of musical instruments. All work 'eit al
No. 3. Exchange Block, king-s'reet, AicNnnar'"
,-.x-o,to1 Jan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

MASSACHUSETTS, co partnership herctofors
~ existing under the name Of CROSS, LuGEN
BEEL 4 CO., has been this day dissolved, by mu
tual consent Either partner il authorized 10 sign
the name ol the firm in settlement Of the busnc .
K. i. CROSS,
JOHN W. LUGRNBEEL,
ian l-eo2w HENRY C. FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

" jss ROBINSON i PAYNE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-07

BY SAMUEL J. McCORMICK-ArCrIo
CORPORATION STOCK AT AUCTlON.--Oa
I .Saturiny merit, Sh instant, at II o'clock Will
be sold at public auction, in front of the Mayor. -,
Office. > SHARES OF ALEXANDRIA COR
PORATION STOCK. Terms, cash.
CHARLES l.. ADAMS.
ian 7-dt. Admin. of Daniel Monroe, decd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
WILLIAM SHIELDS 4 CO.,

MOULD say to the Planters generally hist
w they are now ma Iiypr'"-ing cotton Gins
! Of an improved pattern, w,..-. Tor ligl,,n"s Of
draft syci q ginning and excellence Of sample
ore unsurpassed by any Gus made either
North or South. TIC iourrals Of the cyiinicra
run in water boxes lin,d with Rabbits rnc'al
thereby doing away with friction almost entire
~. Tie bri-h sl~h is POI s'ft up to bead Of
brush 40 as 10 49,: 81 ctdio, wntlag around,
frequently causing the Ola To AXE fire.
We also Manufacture Com Mn, l0f ans NC
and quslity.l which have repeatedly been pro
M need 4, be the bra, iiors, Mills IN Use
They are all gcarcd to bc run without crossing
the band AMI arc bo,ed dowa 80 there can he
no giving wav. az il some'iines the case " III
those tina, ARE only weAgc-fas;cned
Our Factory il located At Minllen Claiborne
Parish, La, where VIC have ample facilities for
making from two 10 three hundred sisnls pr
anlium and a. many mills, Should planners de
sire 10 Try or Gins for they are at slrlautrdl
they can address Us at the above mentioned
place. where their orders viii slways receive
strict attention
We are Southern men and 80 Ia for home
manufactures.
We would refr those unacqaaiu'ed with cur
Gina. to the gentlemen named below:
J, NJ Taylor, (''rnclc Joc,') Marshall, Texas
judge Joseph Mason,
d. II. James.
Rev W. y. Hill,
Rev. Henry Ware,
Lemucl Langley. Glade Springs.
Maj ". A Tuilc.
col John NJ jones JEFFERSON, Cas- Co, Texas
" II Freeman, Esq,
s. = Moselcy, Esq,
Hon b. Henderson, Cas- Co, Texas.
Col Willis WHITAKER. d"
= = Aldri,!ge, upshar TO. Texas
John Ellis, "
Dr Jonathan Adams, Harrison Co, Te,as.
Col. VIM. Clark, hurry League, Harrison Co.
Texas
April |. s5o --fn2od,nl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
WAR IN MEXICO
Peace Despair d Of IN Europe
COTTON .tDVANc1Nc,

-ASC>
vx1E e-c svceis.as sno'fc: IafCH a.c.k a
w Sptng a-I ,rn:ae. = ,.tss', nbl -' ere
.cpi-r our sincere ;tsnss 70 q gs.e--''rs rr5's.
and particularly 70 oar cid ffic'ris End cus'o'at.A
who bare s,oi by vs. 10 :hesc many years.
We will further al TN. we lrve siver'ssd
Scr & ally ard Generally ard have relsa'sd 'ss
cid tale 40 oi,en that il las t,.oiu, stale, rh'
nos ieel that il has censel ,a'f'r. Igi IN o5dcr
70 fl a pace in ,hc paper s',l gi'. he printer
chance, v II remark. 'ltt VI 10 ~ i.-r with yea
fyr reery ffscn yfrrs s-i row .is'- our ra''
ccnluc. az an Indication nj or frsuse ecu'so j.
business We think orr in.ere-; fnd ,orre Z.
mutual ore II yol still ,hltk Us wprit- ~ rl'h-
fdenee VI shall be most Lapry 10 soise you,
giving yol all ,nc advantage Of cur isss *
peric1ee 10 bnvinz and s,liins goo. t,oods. aad
Cheap COe-ls ~ sach prizes - both .-u sn,i Is
can live REALLY believing that Our p'stehs
Stock t~he7 complc4e) vii lar suTpa~ my 'fss
We haze ever brought ont, both in quantity, 4.e-
lily AMI ehe1rne-s ard was!d most respectful!
call yorz st;eItoa 20 Our ptoek II
Ladies Dre-A Goods
consisting Q. Tie Ia,e<, s;y'v # ese,T de~e,ig.
ton nj Indisr' prees Goods, 'ls' We could hn'
IT. New York ard Phiia4ieirhia fnr ~pring and
Summer wecF, 'soo he crown 0. Tie head to the
solc Of the ior:-
Also. fcr 700 ecns.rnTn. from reclas s-o
s,or. mole skin, roh cos'ln or otter do*r 70 'hs
very sns' rh.!soelphis r.ade es'tshn boot, al
done up IN the uio~' approved style.
We are prepared 10 accommodate ai--h&h
n-d low. rich and rcor. Old and yoonr. rails and
b'hoys, last AID slow white aud black, Win
ever, article usually found IN retail Stores o1s
side Of lt.se cities.
We have drJ g1e-is, sils roosis ci',bro..rrea
2cods. ladies sho.s ami boris, lais crrsi horn.'s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
>o,,cc Of Final settlement

Sr,r. oF TEXAS County OF Harrison
~-,r,rr !. hrrhy given tha, ". y Roane.
Guardian # the estate OF "; paws; mas
It'd IN my Office his accounts ana No"'ae's "'t
r;,l Settlement with said estate, together with
b;s applica,ion TO resign said Guardianship
which accounts and vouchers .ill he open lor
allowance and settlement at the next regular
term of the County Court Of said county per
timing IN the estates Of deceased persons in the
town 81 Marshall, on the las, Nomlay in June
isso N being the 21th day thercofl when and
where all person. interested may appear and con
,.,t them il they see proper.
&c BEAZLEf. Clerk.
lime g. 1889 '0'"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
Advertisement.
THE WILD CHERRY TREE

.ng not II love sing MT NJ glory.
pf,ile not the deeds IT the brave and the free
Nor af heroes long f,nei 1 tr,iitinn,l tory,
But the frat and tie bark NJ the IVA tAsfry Tree.
I'npoetical theme ons may say y another
nu.h .carners ,ment ard listen to me
Perch nce a l.ved sister a Parent. " BROTHER
May be saved by the bark u tia, 'nd Cherry ire
Death thv cold hand hs. been stretched for the lovely
Thy claim b. lishpnarcd to Woopx.> they dee,
liz fusasr EXrF-roa,sr quickly restores them
Distilled from the bark Of that ttad Chory 1fos'
Sold by
t9s1. SANDERS SEARS. Marshall Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
LOUIS DACkt:S,

MERCHANT TAILOR.
suup NEAR SOUTH WEST CORNER OF The
rupiW >ou ARE MARsHALL. TEXAS
nESpk,VFlLi.N informs the citi1cns OF
X, Marshall and vicinity that he has irrn'a
n~n.iy loca,e.l h the place, and Is prepared to
exc.,,,a an orders entrusted 10 his care in s'yie
M passed by aay establishment thus SIDE OF
New Orleans
lie will keep on hand everything 'hs' : "sn'
ally iouul in d Merchant tailoFs establishment
so that III sc who wish, can seicc, choice goods
and hago then, made 10 order. HIS snpP"s
have no. reached here, bat will he on band IN
Ga day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
MILLINERY! MlLLINERyH

lust RECEtv ED and aow ready for sale a
u large assortment Of the very latest style OF
MILLINERY GOODS direct from New YORK
English Grape Of assorted colors' knehcs, Tine
Frcnrh Flowers, Ribbon, Chercle Cord, bonnet
Frxm,. Trimmings, etc. etc, TO which ! res
ncctGIly can tho attention Of the Ladies al Mar
shall and the surrounding country.
Prices will he made very low. r
=. =. 49, ,aro A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
CARRIAGE MAKING AND REPAIRING
SHOP EAST OF PUBLIC SQUARE,,
&E51k

THE undersigned, thankful Nz
l for the pr"'ronse with &1E
which they have been favored.
Won d respectfully inform their friends abd the
public, that they arr prepared 10 carry on the
Carriage Making AMI Repairing Business IN it's
various departments Having many wears eX.
perience. they aa',er themselves that for NEAT
ness OF style and durability Of work, they viii be
unsurpassed by any ctablishmen, IN the South
They have jus, received. and will always keep
ON band, large supply Of new material suitable
for all styles Of buRyics and carriages Coach
glasses. extra size on hand
Repairing done nj short notice.
Terms CASH AID prices as low as can be
afforded by any good mechanic All vnrk war.
rauted. Call aud examine our work and prices
J.. GOLpiN,
II. a. MANN.
April s lsj9.- tu3o;lyl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

N,trxg IL rus f,av.r PHvsicI,S.-This Is now
shuitt-I hy the medical profession n fundamental
prinrptl NJ he,inr science II i-wi~ev provided ny
the nun al &c tnnny that whenever ANYTHING l. wrong
in the phy.c, -y.ic the natural forces of the body
are brought 90 bear 10 cypcl the disease The great
aim th-r~fsr- is u strengthen the natural powers.
,r. n m / uOsrrrTERS BirrERs whrh nre
rate {, i've 'rrth vitality t. AL the orsans n the body
TIE eject II thi- medicine upon the stomach the liver
and the kidney IRE rrrnnt and decisive. The pa
te VIII, - VIE enrngh g. unit dragging and try the
Btrrss. -t,n feel. a, II he had taken new es-e 81
life and "a he continues the of the nricir, he IL
ov.rjoyed TN. ind the stream. II health conStng
Though hi. Yr,mc I~t all from whose check the
III ,fn hs- d.pars.a 1--WE Dr. Host.tters Celebrated
y t,rrs tfial. Sold by
%, SANDERS 4 SEARS. Marshall Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
I.IKENESSES.

A e MOESTCf has rcoronct rooms N
n. Marshall over the Store OF King lhe,'ord
North aide of thu public square where he Is
ready to take I.ikcnesscs in the most approved
stvlc Persons wishing to favor him, WIN the"
patronage viii please give him an early call
=. S.-Havng made the Art his study ana
exclusive business for the last nine wears and
always taking the Licensees himself, he VIII con
time 10 do so. and warrants not 10 leave ms
work in the hands of apprentices or incompetent
Artists but to execute any order in person with
exacincss and dispatch.
May 9th, lsi9u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.
4 Classical, Mathematical. Seien-
ti0c, and Military College for
YOUNG men and Boys.

CAPT = D. DAse, y \. l. HHBsYbEK7
and Professor Of Mathematics the Sold Sci.
encc-, and Instructor Of Military Tsctics
RUFUS MANN. A. B. Professor II the
Ancient Languages, History, ADD English Lit
eraiurs
- Professor Of eransh,
French, i,alisn. And German Languages, asJ
adjnnc, Professor Of Greek and latin.
W D. GILLESPIE, Teacher Of primary
department, and Instructor in Pcnmanship.
T>HE Spring session will open on Monday,
/ the os. February. and cio-c the second
week IN July The blank IN the department nj
Modern Language, will be filed by tho name Of
an able and experienced teacher.
Terms Of tuition per Session, pay.
oblr me init IN edror1e.
Or,togrnphy Reading, Writing. Go
ography. Primary Grammar. and Arith-
ine,ic, reduced one third frou former
ra,cs ............................ao 10000
Grammar and Arithmetic continued,
Composition. Defamation. Natural
Philosophy Chemistry. AMI History. 30 o
Algebra Geometry. Trigonomciy,
Surveying. Descriptive and Analytical
Geometry. Shades Shadows aud Per.
slsc,ive Integral aud Dillren,ia Caloa
ius. Astronomy. Mental Philosophy.
Rhetoric, Anc!cn; and Modern LanFus-
ges OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
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