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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SOUTHERN
TRAVELLERS

L "f 'A iN TRaVEhERs 'ooi
AA =
FOR MEMPHIS j. NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange & Alexandria and Memphis Charles
DIREcT RoUTE AND CoNrISuoUs RAILwHT Con-
HssSrd Fs."s;., PSsss Sa's. H.ssss H.saSss Mss, Ms.s
S1aaS gs..,,o. A%s,a cssas. NGssS' NsasS,'
Ms,nrhis drd Ne,r Orleans,
b. SkET to a. S the sS9ys RGnt, ca.
RaSaa o. cofmef o SIKH street af sSd
vanla avends, Washington. ID. c.
II SIsIsh,.TI, ,REEDgGTI9M oF TIME.-n,.
Cleveland, is completed, saving forty miles in dis
TRe entire length Of this io route PASSES through
slave territory, guaranteeing perfect safety In the
Time to New Orleans-Four Days and Ten Hours.
NMes NpasseenseTs 70 New oresps can Son,lnSs on the
snd proceed thence to New Orleans by steamer, or
TO slcks6prs by steamer, and thence via Rsllroad
Charleston Railroad at g and and Junction. e and pTo %
ceed by the MISSISSIPPI Centra and New Orleans,
Jackson, and Great Northern Railroads, to New
rt, N.'e Boat Arra.semens from Msnshis south
n he, nas , nPi,ien d eHG asve
excepted, for New Orlesas and aI intermediates
regular New Or cans packets, and Tuesday Thurs
days and Saturdays 10y the regular Vlcksburg pack
s theR s Ss Ta ons a11, nS
arrival of trains, making connections This ia
the only Line that has a Daily Line of Steamers on
THRoueH TK.iNs LEAVE WASHINGTON at S q. m.
& sno ?: m, SUNDAYS excepted making direct con
point named on the coupon.
Passengers leaving IN the p. m. Train 60 through
to Richmond without Change of Cars, and have .
comfortable nights rest, as the oars provided
with first GLASS Sleeping Seats.
III BE SKrs and 4 SIX for Tickets cid Orange and
AIeTdFGrtd R1ilrodd.
Passengers for Richmond and the South or South
west are respectfully informed that by purchasing
their Tickets via Orange and Alexandra route,
they avold the annoyance of a change from boat TO
cars al the lnconvenlent hoar OF midnight, as by
the river route
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
of the Orange and Alexandria a. road st the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will receive polite
attention.
IL The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves the
foot OF Seventh street, al Ga m. and ~K-A
ga p. IN. for AeXandrla, where pas EfS46C
sengers take the cars for the South1
And Southwest. Passengers for ChdrlottesctlLe.
StdHHt0H, Front Royal, WoodStock, Winchester, &C.,
Will take Boat leaving Washington at Ga q. m.
OrnnIbuses .eaNe the Gfflce, corner of Sixth stree
and PennsN lyan!a avenue, at a. IN. and p. m.
HSOn arriving at Washington, passengers for
the South VIII be careful 10 take tie Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS,
oc 2O-G Ticket Agent. Washington.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.

FRANCE, BROADBENTS d CO., MANAexps.
WILMINsTON. DKLAwARK
FRANCE, 8ROADRENTS Il CO. having OH
talned from tho Legislature Of Delaware at it's late
session, Lottery Contract, to continue IN opera
tion Tor period OF twenty years, and having given
bonds TO the State for million Of dollars to Sc
cure the prompt payment of all prizes sOld are now
dnrsTlrg at M,IlImIinEton, VIII Del, the CONSOLI
the benefit of internatiO "a improvements and other
PRIEIP%1sses' RE P%s sHd M the 8 SuSs 81 TX COUNTY LOTTERY
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at Is minutes before D. m and the
IL IN. '
All drawings under tie superintendence of Lot
aware
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A L ALE .nnx WV
ne ppreet and most wholesome Ale in this CITY Ia
to be obtained at the WASHINGTON BREWa
Eh A Z. rms 4 le Is made from malt and hops oniy,
anu cannot Iai to give entire satisfaction to con
sumcrs. C COLIN EAU, Proprietor of the
Ja4-ly Wash'n BrewerY corner and 9TH sts
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DA ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.
CHANGE or IloURs.
Corr raeacins Monday rnorsins, October IL, 1858
n @ 81 Ss

Trans will run as follows:
Leave WASHINGTON at $50 and 7.15 q. m.
Leaye WASHINGTON at SO and SO p. m.
On SnDday az s ~ ?. M, only.
Leave BALTIMORE at 4 - and q. m.
Leave BALTIMORE At 5 Is and 40 .. m.
On Sunday at 4.21 n. NJ, only.
Passengers for the EAST will take trains at so
and 7.sS O IN, and 500 p. m.
For the VEST at $50 a. m, and $40 p. m.
For ANNAPOLIS at 7.45 a. m, and $50 D. m.
oc is T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY,
have on hand large stock of the old Original
Medicinal Rye Whisky that has gained such wide
spread reputation, and is universally coHceded BY
a Judges who have tried II to he the purest and
found In this market. Price 81 per on, 50
cents per bottle. EDWARD HALL,
Wholesale aud retail dealer in Fine Family
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &C.. No. 40
. Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Market.
N.B-SuperiOr Old Reserve Madeira, of direct
Importation, in demljOhns and bottles. de eo2m
Onn FLOUR-BUCKWHEAT
f,UVU POUNDS of pnre Buckwheat Flour,
ground and forwarded TO us from Luzerns coun- Sp
ty, Pennsylvania. We have never seen finer 81
article, HIVE sell it at the price Of the ordinary
Buckwheat Flour.
Best FAMILY FLOUR of "Jsmes 3. Welsh"
Ca ledonla, Rays, and other choice brands.
Extra and superhns %G ElEyf Of vsIlss IR eTsRdsi
de 2o If Corner of 18th st. and Vermont av.
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y FOR NEW YORK.

L ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AND
STATERGOM, $3.50.
The New York and V:TFlnla Screw SteamshiD
Company's new and elegant steamship 1S%AN
MOCNTV VERNON, Capt; 4. c. Smith, a5Gf&
will leave tie Con? ?aay's Depot, Wes @rSs1a
tern Whsrves, st ll'O clock a. "a every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Comrsny's Depot, at Alexandria.
ST O'Clock p. same day.
Passengers from Washington and Georgetown
can .ske the coaches con Gectlng with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner Of
eth street and Pa. hourly, they can leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharves CT ID
O'Clock a.
State rooms can be engaged on application 70
Messrs Morgan < Rhnehari, Western Wharves.
Freight VIII be received up to the hours Of depet-
ture
IL Insurance viii be effected on all goods by
this ire TT the ofce Of the Company al per cent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers By this line
are In eycry respect Ersto ass, and every effort wal
be made To render this communication with New
York an agreeable and healthful one
Fo- freight passage apply to FOwLE
CO., Agents, Alexandus.
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NEW YORK wASHINGTON
/. STEAMSHIP LINE

" STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
Alexandrla and Washington for New 1fSf<
York EVERY WEDNESDAY, st 3SS+EtSe
O'Clock p. m, and New York for Wash --e<<z-zzss
!ngtOn every Saturday, at 3 O'Clock p. m.
Passengers can join the ship at Alexandria at any
time before the hour of the steamers departure.
". BIN the event OF the steamers inabiitv To-
the bar IN conseq of low water, ali goods
viii he promptly iFhtered TO and from the steamer
by the Undersigned.
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN Il RHISEHhRT,
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All orders for tcksts or certificates Of packages
m any of the above splendid lotteries will meet with
the most prompt and confidential attention. and tho
erinted oaioial drawings sent az so9p as oyer.
IN Nv Wilmington, De aware.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

Is a constitutional disease, a corruption OF the
blood. BY winch TINS mud becomes vitiated.
weak and poor, Beng N u,e circulation. II
peryades the Whoie ooly. anu may ourst ont
IN disease on any part Q, II. 10 organ Is free
IRON rs a''seA ioi = - ,l'.h y may
not destroy ne sCFo,uious ',1ht y Vafiously
caused oy mete Atlal ",7'',S' 70" A'n's' dls-
ordered or unheal'hy lou IMPURE an NTH
ana hitny haohs' 'le u -. rices, and,
aooNs "i.' .! t.'e ha-1...., ,,'' nat
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Notice of Foreclosure.

('HsT.I-E.S K. TILuI-N =la,s d. -A.tizs. sessas
~ 14El-- ea1Feysl n n. lifetime : Ma
ts L Hal. tsen5razl ], Gaar.sr and Nntsar.5sH
Il ~ aaans BUSINESS aaasr TIE ssu = Ma
ii- I Hal 1 Go ~ ii. 3es5 Z ras-t-a-s 4s..s
rs-f-tf.-1ea-. 40 reasr5ei 81 Hanc.ek I-zsaa:E
he-Est-k- EE.- 10. r4zs - T. Ea5-a -s.s,a-.ss
RAY = IA, ee-;Sia re4l estate lyins u al Re-
ia so ez-tv ara TIE eeais,4o- et sal1 70 r.zs
Bang assa = ksa fzeezasa-e thereof i cain
- s-Hl -ss-t-a gees
MARTIN L HALL, q.
BycJ- AEb=-7 t-esr A;sy
M 1-sr
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He ssAserif.sls hereby s.Fe Issssc aa.-4 ~ s5 e
aeFiei tsa tHey have be~a 5sst apps -I and 1ars
estate u =
WILLIAM NirHEELE. late u Ca..ile.
~ ths Geo itaaeses i = -1-3 BY .iglr ti ,ti
let therefore rvfss,s, - pers VIZ arr 10.
aetivi 70 liis sd sezAs.i's e.ta- l. -ts .,--s.
So ard isese sha have am ie1azis thereon IL =.
his't tA- saEse t1E ssflssi4s.t
WILLIAM y WITHERTE
rEJBpE IL NIrUEELE
S-s'lt' AMI so,
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Admia.strairiX'> Sale at Real
Estate.

ID --zs C: ll1szs.z .zsss 81 zs..z-. = f'-c-
ID A4ts ~ t-s egzzsy = iizJs-s--. s=a.s *.
- -. y z.z4sz- - ta~ p-=laIs-- r. aez b. 20
f5ss tas-t5-s1 ssF & Te1. s-rS a; - cock 10
tse Ga..rrss-a - -lz-t 4 tar rra =z-2te u i .-
~ Issz-s4 .zis Z. sAH- Bas--ilt- ye=a-A.---ee4
e ss.z4t=a 10 sai- Blutzl-l. t>-a- zse.i=-3
=. - t.-5s-se Tie s. s21t-e3 a. ,4rt
4ellzzs szsr - EEzezt = - 4es;s - zzssez-
"a. zAAr-=s
WEALTHY A Q-i ID. 4sziais:rz.-ir
L--sz..s- AAF - - :,
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L." : il ~ Il. 81 go otaers
Trez;sas Nay i, l.ga.


HAS-sss. ss-Eeurt u Cauafy c I'm iss;5ners.
prs Tern, 50
I~7a - t7Ts gong IetitEaH. Il = considered u
Vac 9ta 3ssa aefss ttaisle Petitioners zre respaae-
VIE au4 taai iaeF ou--, t. br aeayd touching the
mater - r. - taer Pei5i ai therefore "
.e- tat = ~; u lss4ar-eFs set a, Reuben
EeuieAs r lrea;ou. OF Tuestay the eleventh
Lay ~ >ePt.aeX;tat l4 lick IL the fogef-eon an
iruee proceed u yles TIE route ner toned Il "a Z
Fettcni Immediately after which visw a hear
ia. q the parties ami witnesses wllI be had A.
some c7uFeEleut place in ihc y.-5uity and sueL
7t1tT treasures IA ken N toe prem a. the Ca-
niss' ners saaii l2d e proper. Ani Il i further
pRnEEEH.-I1at tx u.tles e tie tine rI4ez
ard Eurfcse = ths -nC1-ssicceI meeting afefs-
sAl1 e sfTea = a ] Frrs rs ana eorpor.l oas IN.
crested s. ssTzEH- a. a-tesfsd enpY Z tts pet.
tea ADJ iaI' er1rE ,acFaou ufs1 Tie llerk i he
'-S d; Ireaiza anu ~ p SIN : " attested pies
- 4i.fss4id ~ three Fuo.lc places Ia saia tewn
i-irtg d. = last before ~ III. apg.sIzts .5r
ssai New and ~ Fu- sang t4s letItl9u AMI r.
ieE ;reT-e1 .--ev Wrtk >ar-g.s.se4v u TIE Ri
- 2 American. q newspaper ultI..hcI 10 e.,
WORTH 10 TIE teuutg of Haa15eA tae -.t rap...
eaten Is tH3tg aAys Al least tel. III tse t.ass
p s4i4 sisR tz-t all Fefssus aai corp ratis-. tt.
infes;e- may attend and te hearI II iaey TANK et
Attest, PARKER " PERRY C.erk
! tsec coy q tie pt,i,s.a AMI Order q. ran
J. Attest. PARKER ". PERRY Cl4-k.
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Ssln. Brewer / Tiie>tea.

* W2sa.n-t-1 street. Bas.a-.
= $50 rv - sz---.-. se-s-al- So
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III SSi.A S.AIVE
v GEfiBIE OINTMENT;

= zsat-te las Hs.s
r. sNffE r.ars .at>aFzS
sstA sAlAa a. iI-> -sEa zaRN
A,%,ta ~tftH ata.t#- t##E
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Russia >EtFr Ct afs ~sAH1 HFAr.
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n n s>tk skHFE e., ats q =
Nh stfvf IrfHs eeH><.
Nzs>fs >safE sFs ~HstzS
Er~sIN AN --rF~ ~Nfr EarrN. =
: Et>sfA ssiFF erlI-, saErs
sstN skfFF Ur ai> TEEA HfFBS.
s>tk sAl1r ." EEs WHIftavs =
HE,>st SAtAE g. f> EEgEEs.
kE~Ss} >AITF tffFS VAR
ktssfk SAM g'St~ >aKF NfFfLEA
Ht>>IA .NtsI Ets sH3gs
kt>Stk <ktsN rr MS FusTEEs
%. a. S>iN SAW OiHEs hiAgpokA
= KtssiA sktft 90 as scuEVY-
kts>iA sAI&K ll4Es nENtaNS
- RUSSIA SAVE e-lEs sakE laEA
- Ht.>it stttr q EES tN6KapiNd SATLA :
- Ets>lk .ttfH ltuES ssib4k srtN1A :.
- kt>sfA stlft gI HIS sHIN1lEs ::
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y s>tA sklvE AIS saEn KAns
n sstg SsLYE On AVS Hs5Us
RUSSIA sAlfT CrGfs TIIsU MOUNTS
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= russia sNEvr 1rLHs Eat8sES
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VI ANUOOD.
HOW Lo5T, HOW RESTORED.

HOW Loot, HOW RESTORED.
.'-st PEbipts4 5a >saie4 E4tszsz.
~ THE MATT Re TREATMENT tNn E4UfT4I
81 III 81 sFkEAA tkKliLA 20 seminal N.aaass-.
>~sI ibiiy, Nrrys#iszass a.! lesl lt.ry f54.. ,-,
zsisess isay -'aey ai AeiiA 4ld ~ =. a II aa=l.y
b ROB. } CuLN EEwELL,M
4zih-r Of To Grfss Book D.
Ts v5rsl TrIel a1ts--- IT, tal. admirable fS--t.rs
rzH@fty r. ser trr1 ts Iri-ic- II. "a - u
ia-stes = - 'A-s nay ~ - --s4y r=5l#44-! t
u Nolcine ard si...,s, i4rs,sr,ls Sar.5.l 5f-rsf,
tsa-ats Instruments ms. e-rIals lafir. AM.
zis.le = care - s=FJg tsi -H,.4A ~ aet -,-,
'uf~rer' o. natter ssAt tis e-lt nav b. mar r-
asFns=t, rstaf'v prttis{g 4Hg rtii-4ffs "a. f..,,
s. fr.'i- tom e. tfaasa-ft> and O.. a,4,ani,
81 l1isT "a q ar a. sr,ss. sast g1t he rs-i-
= ls..'.- ''AuE- - aa4rrssios lr I'll
Kim. N l., - i.fs; Ar=aaa, NJ ~. - T.,
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w atch Spring Skirts :

We have made with the Agents of the skirt aeto
rieS by which profit and sell cheap
be bought by the dozen. We open this day 500 of
all STYLES and Prices
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs. CoIds, Influenza. Ifoarseness.
Group, Bronchitis, incipIent onsump-
iion. and for the relief Of tonsumptise
Patients III advanced stages OF the
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= - 75~-'--'.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24
TEACHERS d PARENTS.
0ookA boOks, Dooka!

lust rcccivel and for s.lc by a. g GREGG
|O 1 Co, the largest and most extensive stock
ever brought 10 Marshall oischool and Miscel
hseoas Booka, Fools cap and Letter Paper,
Transcripts Paper. Note Paper. Eav-sopes Inks,
Slasn Pencils, Pcns. &c. &c, including oil ar
scles in the Stationery line.
Our stock II School Books is large. and en-
braces nearly oil The hooks usrrl in the high
Schools Of Fast Texan. 10 which We par'icu
larly iavite the attention Of Teachers, Parents
land 0sarliass. A liberal dcluctios made on
|all wdcn from Tcscher.
Jany. II. 1879.
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RED ri +
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR $50
rRAyoe raf - =
carr nEN E0rNs, cope i'"iE i..H 'a'
Dawes shreveport cy. leaves Sew orein
ery SATURDAY. al Use cycy saturday. at d,e
O'Clock y. orintk p. g.
T. kOtNs 4 BROS
only Low water sammes Thrcagh Lee.
oreffs No FE1NI IriHy. Nm oHlrtys
Each boat will commence her trip' leaving
a. above a. .oanas thcy eann1t eres t.ie laas To
% through. exchanging trips every iu7dat II
the falls unti they viII run through a'ee'
u tons -upcuts 81 cotton, wooi r-rcans g.
tor sale Oui0rs 90 purrah-a wrchaati'se. pffs
,lqce. groceries fruillr pals, iran ST.. e.ihrf
in the west VI IN New Orleans promptly attena
"a 70
lss.- Merrhanlisc consigned 'or is to rfeeiss
and flr,yar,i respectfully solicited
G.. t. KONNS 4 BROS
40 Front Street y -.
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Ladies Dress l;oOds.

lust received and for sale ut greatly reduced
j prices the largest nssortm nj of Ladies Fan
~ and silk Drc,. good'. that we have ever OF
6,,d in this market To wit;
Fancy printed Jaconc's Lawns NnSlln', and
or,,odics. in great variety J,conet, lawn
Nn.lin an: Drganly. !, 'bea, brocadc Double
a,,,r~d Silk K,oss. Brocale, and f1nnc'd
Creusdinc Robes. New style fancy Dress silks
IN rat variety. solid french bingham, White
.,I G,,rel silk Dobine's Wash blonde, Dotted
Svi,. Em,rod rics Of all kind. the largest vari.
ct, ever oA red in Marshall. Ribbons Of every
variety. Drc,. Trimmings, and Frnrs = fn /
...,rt,nrnt Linen Cambria. Sin. and Embro
AIRED Umdkerchiefs. Ladies Gloves of all
kluI,. Lace Points and Mautillas Florence
M.rcelnc. Gro u Rhine G-enadne and Glacc.
six. Pink Blue. White Green. Tea Brown and
Black. Gauzc Marc,z, Silk and Grenadine Scars
AMI Sa.hcs. ilerrgc Nan,ean Shalls. Combine
lion and Princes, R,yd cor-ets Irish Lineu'
White and Printed Plain SWISS Mnl Jacouci
Main sock. Vctori, and Bishop Lawns and
N,,lin.. White Pink and Blue rarlion. Table
Napkin, and Covers, Head Dresses Fancy silk
Brl,. Chem les &c, &c, with very many other
articles to numerous TO m n,iau.
q. G.. GREGG b co.
March II. 1860 No - BIN.
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'Ilih subscriber designs Carrying on the brick
| LAYING aud pasirring business, and otl'rs
III. services 10 the citiyens Of Harrison county
All work entrusted To him will be executed IN a
wprkmanl,kc aud expeditions manner lie vii
put up chimni,s asi cy.iorus, and planters who
NAV want to barn brick kiiins. can secure his
services 10 supcrintead their construction and
burning so that they may have the best brick
lis plsscring will oomfarr iavovah,y with the
bes, work thai has hvn done IN the country
The best accommodation given.
j. &. IEE.
Marshall. Nov / > 1850. a.
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A Ny one who ran conc recommended ~ a
\ sober man and a good manager car get I'm
mediate employment byapryine to 4. flearuos
Nviag .sT Greenwood Cas,io Fsst... Ia
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$50. MOORES $50.
Fifty Dollar Double Lock stitch
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

V0WvVAU OK VIM mAVUUJVk0
Having pmrcha .cd the RiuLt nf the
AhnVe Nmcsaim. ror Trra.
,v,ur ,.,.,,..,,~ - 49,. -. -,
~. ''"''oe'"." W., "os' oe YEA s w.
IA, w" ""' ~ Jug ~
anu g''dh'S' 10 'n' hearts OF 'nonsahns 81 our
coun''Y No'a.h ,'''ousnou' Wv ''',i' ~ pro
"""ee" U! Tue "e', Ju"e| ~ y, 'ns hio', SIN
C,r. the .ublic. and the most desirable for family
mo-. le;nr pr,t.ulr mad .ccrn,ry on All stxns
q, wopx using any size and kind of thread from
No 8 to.20o. s will sew, with equal facility,
,ne th'ckts' anu tliSEsr go'"' USED ~ AMY
We eh1nefa,e NV o' lr superior advantages
ISL II MAKES ,hc srsoNpts'' mo- tLNSlI.'
ana DURABLE s''eh Oh my sewing Machine yet
h'a's' .-
-"' ~ mas III, hts, ""o Aus' hf,dAh't fhhp
ri I, .e,,s fror, ,,,o com,,on srnols vr,,,a,.r
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IRON CASTINGS AND STEEL.

fCSr received by q. g Gregg 4 ca, AMI
u ios sole low for cash AMI on time to prompt
paying cmstomers Kettles. Pots, Ovens, Spiders
Aniirons, and odd Lids, all sized bar Iron,
Scroll lrnu. Band Iron Horse Shes Iron.
Square Iron Round Iron, Slab Iron. Slab Stscl
Cast Steel, German Steel, Blister Steel, &c. 4 c.
q, @. CIR EGG / co.
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AnvHliux that may be Wanted.

l'xCf.PT Axes and Nails--ean be had AZ
II srou rs,iss and Of Wth rnaifr'a. NJ cannot
iAil to ast.s'y all by visiting the store OF
KllADflEl y 4 TALl.EfS.
Jan. 81. 1891 nj $50
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FOR SALE.

1 Argc and superior los ai REESE, -hocs anil
\ LEATHER, Which viii SsIl low Tor cash.
halcS co WOOL.
II. WARE.
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RONNCTS I,ON<ETS.

TCfr Received and for sale by &. g.
u GREGG x ro..a great variety ct Ladies
And Misses Bon nets, Misses and th;dren' Hats
&c. &c
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EVERY DESCRIPTION
CIOT1H1\G!

lust received and for sale ut greatly reduced
u prices large AL complete assortment Of
Men and Boys Rg,nY-M,ps tLoruiNG, ioNlt:
Cents Black Cloth Goats Doe skin Pants, brap
h T. tc CoAls an Pants, W litrai Brown linru
prill Coats and Pants. Black Italian Goats nni
Sacks. Fancy summer CASHMERE Goats, Pants
and Sacks. Berlin Cloth tntt' and Sacks, No
hair Coats and Sacks. \ankinet Coats ami
Pants, Planters Linen Goats and Pants Spanish
Linen Coats AMI sacks. rheb,n Cloth Coats and
Sacks. Alliance Cloth Coats ant Sacks, Alpaca
Cous AMI Sacks, White and Back satin Vests
Hut White anl Fancy N,r'aiilcs Ncsts. Fancy
Wa,er,.d silk Vests. Also Gcni4 Linen AMI
Mar~,ics Shirts. Roys Shirts Isle Now and
e a,on Up l,r S,r,s Linen, White. and Brown
Drill Draws Fancy sir -ummpr Neck Ties nui
Stoke Cotton II df Hoe, Gloves. &c. Sc. to
ether with all goo /, IN this linz 81 ,ra,le
Boys Clothing.
A general assog,mcn, OF Goats. Vests, SHIRT.
and Pants
6 q GREGG { co
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Rnor} % "a, DaFpenesa BHih'ms
fVNlE undersigned having formed co l'art-cr.
slip. ari h,tei mp 3 eou1n~iious RON IN
The ponpfme'r Ea,ldng, north side Of tie
Puddle ~quar 'nrn
SHAVING SALOON.
arr prepared 'p e'fse ihose u1n may pa'fou,.s
'blu. iialr toiofius ,uitng. ~l.ampaonius,
Ar.. executed Zen @ uHtsnfr a. give sati.a.ctios.
Iaey ei k-p ga haai a supply q
FINE PfRFCNARY. BAY RIM. -,
They o. kof on hand s.ip,fioT article .
CTGARS iND CHEHiNG TOsiCfo
Their customers wa bear tai. Ia mind >a'4
Of a se,y .mai profit
AiGl ~rTS FRANKS,
FRI RICHARDS
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u(lS1E Jerry.
4 GENERAL asestneat Of oil kinds Led'es
IA and MinA silk and Csttoa Hosiery, from
snowy whits 70 scoty Black.
GO GREGG.
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NIFTY young men. Of good moral character
L coming well reenmmcndd can find steady
and remnueratye employment in selling by sub
scrip,ion my valuable Publication, Of Rooks
Nv business i. aud has beer for years cScln.
lively a Southern buslncs, designed to assist in
building no South literature.
The Books ~. MI choice selections calcula-
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hrary, and to store the mind with useful knowL
edge. They recommend themscive'to the Young
ani the old For beauty Of typography and
ucd'ncs. ofbindine they stand almost uuequalled.
\ large number of these books can be sod ia
Texas, which will render it very profitable to
Agents.
Address She subscriber, Marshall, Tcyas
l. &. NEBlIUT
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