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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

TIE Rev. j. C.. Fletcher will give the second lecture
Of biz course, this evening, at the Cooper Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

I o'clock, and then at the hone OF or. Van ooe'
where he was boarlingi be refused 10 have any sup
Ger, but went right to bis room ut O'Clock next
morning. be left there. saying he going away Tor
few dsys, first paying biz board, s. 80, though the
day before he had told the people he had no money
he had on when he left the house pair OF biack co
pants. and another light pair drawn over them, ana
scemed in great hurry to get away; when arrested,
he had on an entire suit Of clothes, every garment
having been changed gave contradictory accounts OF
what be had done with the old clothes he also had
when arrested $lS in money, and watch which ne
said be bad got out Of pswnbrokers shop; from the
time of the murder to the arrest Of Lambert, 1t WAS
proved that the accused had disbursed in varousways,
upward OF $40, and no could give satisfactory ac-
count of how he had obtained the money; his state
ments were all contradictory and apparently at ysr
ance with truth twice, while confined in the fifth
Precinct Station House, be attempted to escape and on
oue OCCASION nearly accomplished bis purpose; when
the verdict of the Coroners jury read TO him. he
remained perfectly unmoved and while be denies the
charge against him. he expresses the utmost unconcern
~ 20 the result. Hewas committed to await the action
Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

WuLIAASBuRGH CRY MIssioss.-The fourth an.
nual meeting of the Wiliamsburgh City Missionary
Association was held on Sunday evening, at the Rev.
Mr.. Stridley's NJ. T.. Church in South Fifth street.
Tie meeting a highly interesting one, and was adj
dressed by j. W. Buckley, Esq the President Of the
association, the Rev. Mr. Van Meter and Rev. Mr. II.
Johnson, City Missionary, all of whom appealed eo-
queny in behalf of tho charity. AT the conclusion Of
the exercises u collection Was taken up snd amounted
TO over 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

The Hon. Charles Sumner will deliver his celebrated
lecture on 'The Life and Character of Lafayette, in
this city on Friday evening next, at Cooper Institute.
This lecture written to insugurate the Boston Frater-
nifty Course has been received at the East with much
approval and has attracted immense audiences. II
promises to be the ea, intellectual treat of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

CHURCH or TuR PURIrAss-THANKsGNING SIR
YIcxs FOR KAssAs-On Thursday forenoon, at IL
O'Clock, Thanksgiving services will take place at the
Church of the Puritans. The sermon will be preached
by the Rev. Theodore Frelinghuysep White, aferwhch
Thaddeus Hyatt esq, will make statement in refer
ence to the claims Of the sufferers in Kansas collec-
ton will then DO taken up in aid of the fund for the
relief of the famishing thousands in that Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

MARKET-STRgXT CHURoH.-The call, unanimously
rendered to the Rev. Chauncey ID. Murray of New
haven by the Consisory Of the Market street Church
OF tbis city has been accepted. Mr. Murray will enter
upon his pastoral duties the second Sunday in De-
cember.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

Mr. L. +. Tasistro will this evening give some OF his
famous Sbakespeareaa recitstions at tho Mercantile
Library, Asor place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

TAX CoLLEcTIoss.-The following ia a report of
moneys collected for taxes in this city during the last
week, ending the gath, by Mir. Kelly, the Receiver:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

CLAW or 1HE SIDEWALK. Under the above head
pr. in Saturday, TRIBrsE Mr.. Amos K. Emo. owner
of the Fth-ayenue Hotel represented ~ having re-
sisted the police on the sidewalk in front Of the hoteL
Mr.. Emo. with his family and friends was standing on
tho doorstep elevated ten twelve inches above the
sidewalk and he was back from the walk at least four
feet, and alongside Of projecting railing. The queS-
ton therefore to be tried is whether pesceable citizen
av stand on his own doorstep without being aesanted
and violently elected therefrom by the police. What
.sv the citizens Of New-York to this question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

AySIyyRsARY or rHz STRUGGLK PoK Polish lsDE-
yyspyscE-The thirtietb anniversary of the struggle
for the independence Of Poland in 1880 will be ceie-
brated on Saturday evening next Dec {" the Cooper
Institute The entertainment will DO under the drec'
ton of the following Committee and viii commence at
n o'clock: Julian Allen, John Gacek, W. kochanow-
ski. John Mokrzyski, and A. RsszOwah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

TwFSIIRrB WARD School TIoSEr.The Twenti-
eth Ward Republican Association, having it, head
quarters at Liberty Hail. Ihiry-secoDd street,
made tie following nominations for school and other
Ward officers, Monday evening: Commissioner
Of SCHOOL, Samuel Sinclair; School Trustees for long
term, Mathew McDougal and James l.. Haste; short
torn, Charles Hall Inspector Of Schools VIM. Ross
Constables joseph N. Steiner and Alex McNie After
tie nominations were made Committee was appoint
ed composed of James o. Bennett, c. A. Runke, John
McRechnie, John Hooper, and James g. McAdam, to
confer with the Convention Ward officers appointed
by the Association of the Ward holding ts meetings at
TLirty.sixth street, with view to unite ticket
which would command the votes Of both Associations,
with full rover tho part of the Committee to form a
Union ticket. No conference he's yet taken place but
it IL to be hoped that both Associations will unite
singe ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

TBE EGrFTIAS mUsEUA.-Abbott's Egyptian Muse
nm IL in process of csa from s Broadway abiding
place to the Historical Society Library, in Second ave-
nue., corner Of Eleventh street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
KRAvFN STEoUT.

ELEVENTH AIDERsAsrc CONFERENCE.-The Re
publican Convention for this district Twentieth Ward,
leld IN adjourned meeting Monday evening, 26th
ns., at Liberty Hsh, Nos. l23 and l2j West Thirty
second etreeMr. Charles Nettleon in the chair. The
following letter received from Mr.. Samuel Sinclair
declining the nomination for Alderman. which was ac-
copied:
NKw YoRE Nov. %. 1860
To Tie 8dnanie Generation 81 ne Trenth ard Repgbi'
raw SIsori1tion.
GEsrLgxss: sincerely thank you your Partially 10
raiiuT for the Office Of Alderman Of ward and were
sn ofurr. Of parhye leisure would cheerny
the nosop and the ward in the Common Coun
Gil the be, Of my ability, If elected But my business Is OF
esscrs nature and requires such constant attention that
am cosd do justice 10 the duties Of city legislator
aid must rrtI ectfuly decline the candidacy -
Very respectfully, SAMUEL SINCLAtR
CHAIR ~ NgiTLyToS, eco, Chairman.
TIE Convention then went into ballot for II cand-
date Mr. AlaDson Wilson receiving the unanimous vote
of the Convention. Mr.. Wilson declined the nornina-
ton, with thanks for the honor conferred Gen. VIM.
Hall wss then unanimously nominated by the Conven-
ton, and communication from the TaXPayers Asso-
citation Wis received stating that they had Endorsed
the nomination a Committee of three, consisting Of
Me-eTs. II. 7. Haley, james o. Bennett, and Andrew
Jo.dsn having waited upon Gen. Hail. returned with
kis acceI lance Of said nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

Total. ,0o6 ,3S7 90
Mondays collection. &2e5. las %
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System of reclining the vcou. snd deprayed has not
yet been brought into general practice II ibis Asso-
ciaion should succeed in establishing humane yet
efficient reforma;ory Of treatment, j. will have
accomplished blessed work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

"Wel says dry-goOds FusiOnist to a master
painter 81 hear that you voted for Lincoln nolwh-
standing sent you word that you must yoehe Fusion
ticket
&" Most certainly voted for Lincoln, and pray why
mott"
"Why not! You won't haveany workthis Winter"
Wei, then, will try to get along without work
this Winter"
But would not wonder if you bad to do without
work for four years!
VERY well. will do without work for four years.
can dig CLANS for a living, if necessary and 70
would before would vote for that abominable hssh
called Fusion."
The dry-goods MN sloped.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-NOv n

kOIICf TO THE BAR.
Notes Of issue for the December Term must Be tiled
6 before Friday neH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

National AcADEsY.-The National Academy OF
Detin have purchased site which to build suit
able exhibition gallery ut the Of Fourth avenue
and Twenty third street The lots eighty by one
hundred feet and the building 10 be erected will have
is entrance front on the street and store on the av-
enue. The price paid $50 O0O which is coDsidered
reasonably cheap. An equal sum will be expended
upon the structure projected by the Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

The PoLIrIcAL TExT-BooK ToR 1894 new
edition il now in press and will be ready in few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
.c. T.. 80 Sass 80 80 sSes40 ., soess .

Country ssusL,er trimd snd cured. IS d6s ale
CITY sisueh,er a.muledL end cured. 80 d6s 9tds
City slaus hter, tlanIned, K4ociatiOn - dSs fie
GAsT-yeYison continues sssrce, and re3 commands or
rates Some very fne short cuts Xo obeby bnna
l2ldl3c Csnvss Back Western Quail N Psitses are
little hiahe Prairie Chickens scarce, ana wanted We
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-19
Now Openins.~Spring. 1860.

NAIl at Fosp ~ lloRRs il you want Ia
\ see a zinc assortment OF Mar and Beauf,
ftk SPRING Dfc, Gnad, and Mourning Goods
We have just received aud are NOW op,uing
eur invoices for the Spring TRADE of $500, com
prisinr all kinds OF merchandise usually kept IN
country Store. besides many which are seldom
found this side oi'\cw Orleans, We have q
fine stock Of Npgf Drg Gaaf,, IN tre@ mad
ueir.
White Goods OF all kinds A hcauim stock
of White and Printed Irish Linens; Iabl,
Linen. Ladies and Misses, Mems aud Boy- en-
hsoilrrYl hom,ilch thread and linen cambria
Ilanla,rchtrl> embroidered Under Sleeve, and
Collars either m seit> ar by the piece Mar
,aili,s .ett, and Collars linen Collars mourn
ing sclt, and Collars.
Lace Maniilar and Points English and
French Barge ~haWls iterhas and puslus
\ iinr lo' Of black and white Spring and Sum
mer Dress silks, all OF the best quality and
latest STYLES
We have also one of the best assorimeuts ol
Boot, and Shoes ever brought to this market
House furnishing Goods OF all kinds uclud
ing the celebrated =, (slarl Coffee Pot, a sue.
ccsstil rival Of she nd Dominion Stationery
of the best kinds and Wall Paper.
We Invite Everybody 10 come and sce for
themselves FORD ilokk
April :. 500
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TO the PUBLIC,

I>iIE practical operation Of Gin or Mil
1 is the best evidence Of It's utility. Prefer.
ring that those of my manufacture should ~
cnlo~ccd upon the attention If the public by
being fairly tested, ! have said but little about
them. propose 10 manufacture superior Mill.
aud Gins, and to furnish them u, the lowest
prices AT which they can be afforded The sub
joined certificates from men OF experience and
high character, attest their worth Persons de-
srous OF purchasing either, should look at mine
before buying elsewhere.
Ny mandatory is situated one mile West
OF Marshall, Orders addressed o. me ut Mar.
shall will receive prompt attention
j. :. ALEXANDER.
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l.OON Az THIS
Carriage and Wagon Making.
L. III \ ~ .-.4I.
At GREENWOOD. IA.

ME undersigned is nov permanently located
] 10 Greenwood Ia and Is prepared To exc.
cilc any work in the Carriage and Wagon ina
king line. and hatters himself in saving his work
shall compete with any work done in the western
country IN durability and taste. His wagons
consist OF every variety, all iron aNcls, unless
there should be orders lor other qualities His
iUggiss are OF the b'st material and Workmanship,
~ he has the best OF mechanics both in wood
aud iron. You that have old carriages and
buggcs can have them repaired. painted aud
trimmed in the latest styles aud most durable
finish a. the undersigned has Gnishcr and
smith that can compete with any, II you want
y0ur work well done send il to this shop a. there
will hv 10 pains nor labor spared in trying TO
accommodate customers. His prices shall cor.
respond With the tires. In all cases of repairs.
the cash will leg expected when work Is deliver
cd as nothing but cash will purchase material
Now, southern people, ralron~e southern HON,
industry and by so doing the southern me
chanics will be able to 10 youi work on NOR,
accommodating terms Try 1t awhile, and yo,
will find out, am telling the truth an. thank
ml for the liberal patronage bestowed on me an
solicit continuation OF the same.
JAMES BRAY.
April a. 1850 aal:tL
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$50. 900 WORTH OF PROPERTY

MY stock OF Goods on hand 100 acres OF
vi good mnd. 400 Of which j. in "a good state
OF cultivation Also three hundred and twenty
acrcs of land no improvement. Two town lots
near the square One of the best family resi-
dcnces in the town with four lots out houses
fruit trcs Sc, The house has eight rooms all
new and well furnished and well suited Tor II
boarding house |, is situated near the Female
Academy, 4 valuable negro moman, of excel
lent qualities u good cook washer, aud ironcr
One OF the best family horses and buggies in
town \ line Piano A large lot OF household
and kitchen furniture, for sale after my house is
sold
Having determined 20 change my business
am resolved 10 sell 1hos. wishing bargain,
had better call soon.
KING TIlETFoRD
Marshall Texas Feb II SEQ
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SO. MOORE'S $50,
Fifty Dollar Double Lock stitch
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Having turCha ~ed the Rixht Of the
Above Machine for Texas.


fJ,llE Introduction Of this most beautiful and
cmin,uily .,nctical Machine will bring iay
and glndncss to the heart. Of thousands ot our
country women throughout the land. Il Is pro
nouncel hy the best Judges TO be the mos' SIN
rIg. PRACTICAL. and prR,BtE Machine now be-
fore the public an6 the most desirable for family
USE teinc RELIABLE and ACCURATE on All KINDS
az WORK using any size and Kind OF thread from
No : To POO Ii will sew with equal facility
the rinckssr and rnlSgsr goods used 10 family
we enumerale few Of its superior advantages
let, Il MIKE the STRONGEST, mos, sLAsTrc
and rrRAulE stitch of any sewing Machine yet
made
"a 1t has the Bgsr and MOST RrlIAnts fgsp
ever constructed and does un, break needlcs-
"a 1t sews from two common sp0ols, wnnoi r
RE- WINDING. and seNs perfectly with linen. siik.
or cotton thread on all kinds n goods
4th IL v.ss S1 OH ~ ror, thus preventing the
damaging of goods.
9Th II runs with great ease and very quietly
9th II can be understood AMI operated with
VERY Lurir instruction
Eth In beauty OF design and perfect mechan
sn il cannot be eNcellod
sih /, combines durability, simplicity and
prac,icability TO greater degree than any other
Machine oyiani.
9th II Va sold for the low price Of FIFTY
DOLLARS.
Tar prices are very reasonable
to- AGENTS WANTED in sill unsold
territory. And county rights sold II wanted
j II McCORD 4 co.
BarroS BrrrslIi, Omega, upshur @.
j.. A MctoRp. Texas
j II Met ord. jackson, Geo
j w McCoid Grisn, Geo.
n The following paper viii ples's publish
I'm forbidden Galveston New jefferson Herald
and Gazelte Tyler Reporter. TEXAS Ranger Up
shur Democrat, Dallas Herald Austin State Ga
nttc Houston Telegraph. and Galveston Civil
linn.
Feb -, $50 "
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Brick Laying. I'1astering. Etc.

'l'lIE subscriber designs carrying on the brick
! laying and p'astcring business, and offers
his services to the citizens of Harrison county.
All work entrusted to him will be executed in II
wofkmaulikc and expeditions manner. lie will
put up chimncs ard esicrns, and planters who
may want to burn brick kilns can secure his
services to superin'end their construction and
burning, 50 that they may have the best brick
His plasterng will compare mvorahiy with the
best work that has been done in the country
The best recommendations given.
J. c, LEE.
Marshall Nov. IL. ls5n IT,
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Woop. Co. TyxAs. M,prp SEQ

WooD, Co, TsxAs. MARcH | lSG0.
take pleasure in certifying to the public.
that ! purchased Cotton Gin aud Horse Mil
from j ) Alexander, last fall tina, has given
ample satisfaction. His improved Gin makes II
iiuc sample Of cotton and viii gin three bales.
weighing five hundred lbs per day. 1t picks
the seed clean and in fact does everything thai,
could be expected of any Gin. The Mil will
grind 80 bushels of good meal per day with
case, la. RlNHARDT
March 3 l-60-tf
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\ FINE assortment embracing saddles. brides
ireu-'l- glrih- buggy riding. aud Wneol
whips ul ~ct- at hnrucs. saddle bags carpt
.ac.. tnlnh. nl NJ. lestrLnilnn..
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QtEE\sN ARE. sc.

lust received and tor sale low for cash ard
- to good prompt paying customers by g "
Gregg y Co breakfast Dinner and Tea Plates
Bulteg Tubs Pickle Dishes, IstcAcrs TIA Pots,
Sugars aud Creams, Tea and Coffee tups, soup
aud Gravy TURNS Milk Basins Ever and Basins
Nappi,s DISHES of all sizes, Soap Boxes, la-
ker's Metal covered Pitchers.
q. q. GREGG u co.
Feb. 4. 1850 nl0im.
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Arcade Mills. Rusa Co. Texas.

Nh. J. :. ALEXANDER :-Slg Some time
since ! purchased from you Mills OF 20
inch Rock and one Of IA inch they can Ger
tainly grind more than any other Mil ! ever
saw. ! am running one Of your 80 saw Gins.
can with all ease gin three Bales OF cotton per
day and even more ] do honestly recommend
your Mills and Gins to all those wishing to pur.
chase Yours, X T.. WY\NF
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| $50
Yankee Notions. Jewriry School Miscellaneous Books -
PLANTATION GOODS. etc, etc. etc.

in
W tiwc shall have by hr
10 We beer n and
ato layearr the
rdGi IN traded with
the nnin for
sand ,rdswi hncary
all ih who disposed
II as liberal other Mar-Al ihr
Shreveport any this side Of New be decided whether
oand wnodo welo s
old
hest in aud honorable sell them their
Good, good house this side Of New Orleans
to friends and the public generally
and honorable and
TO all both
quality nothing
md O. viii give
yoa cutc on mus b. o
Marshall January G. G. Gktiio 4 CO.
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Notice Of Final ~cttI. tacnt.

NOTICE Is hereby given thai W I Baldwin
~ Administrator OF the estate OF Peter i'aog =,
deceased has fled in my Office his final account
and vouchers with said estate. which scconu'e
and vouchers will be opened for allowance and
final settlement ut the ensuing term Of the Com
Is Court pertaining TO estates Sc. 20 bc held ~
aud tor Harrison County. at the Courthouse N
the Citv Of Marshall on the last Monday IL
May $50 lit being the 2sth day thereof when
and where all per oni interested may arpcar and
conie~, the same If they Sc proper
= {. BkAXLN, Clcck
May D. 1850 n33-'t
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FOREST MAIL STAGE LINE.

Tbs above lice viii nun In competition with the
~ &c e (: e.. .' :; e !: 6; d
ueciioH with the Cxrksvi"
and " estein stages.
The stages depar, from Marshall every Tue,
day, Thursday and Saturday, at 4 o'elcck. A. n.
and arrive in Ciarksvilc sest day And leave
Clarksv'lle every Tuesday Tharsisy and Sa,ur-
day al o'clock, 4. ", arriving IN Jedfrson in
tine to take the Shreveport Stagss.
49, No scdt sc,A * ecsasd<fed ssfsvsd emil
Nd for.
~ All bandss. packages and parcels. mus.
be prepaid. or they viii lot Be taken.
~ FiAy poas,h d nasTaes allowed to
each pa~cngvr. N< hundred snd ~ rssnds
extra baggage wili be charged The sAls = ~
passenger, and a lecscr on greater qualify Gag.
ID IN the ~ame pvcportioa .e.ss
NEsMlTH 1 SHAW, Prcpriesoss.
January u. 1850.
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JAsrAHy u, 1850.

Mr.. j. :. ALEXANDER -
DEAR Sin This ia 90 certify that ] have
been concerned in running three Of your 2G inch
Mill Rocks aud respectfully attest that We pre-
fer your Mills TO any other made We can
grind more corn and make better meal than any
other Mil, in fact we can grind it all
JAMES II SMITH 4 co,
Arcade Mills Rusk Co. Texas.
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PLANTATION GOODS

Negro clothing, cheaper than ever olhrr II
Marshall Fine Plantation linen bowels. o.n.
f...t#.f- rHl....f- A..
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IRON CASTINGS AND STEEL

lust received by &. &; Gregg Co. aud
~ Tor sale low Tor cash and on time 10 prcrnp,
paving customers Kettles, Pots, Ovens, Spiders
ndirons. and odd Lids all siscd bar Iron
Scrool Iron. band Iron, horG She's lroo
square Iron. Round Iron, Slab Iron Slab Steel
Gas, Steel. German Steel Blister Steel, &c. &c
g. C. CIR EGG / co.
Feb. 4, 1860 MOAN
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outl,rrm Pacific Railroad Comfy.

'I>liE OFFICE Of this company is held at the
corner of Austin end Bolivar streets, in the
city of Marshall, Texas. All persons having
business. will find the Office open from A. N. To
Ar. ", daily
JEPrlA FOWLEES, Prcst
u C. WuLpsR, Secretary,
june | T. 1855. ~ If
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PICTURES: piCTvREs.:

pCIl RES. PItIt NES..
- ;. ALLEN bcgs leave to Inform the cit.
IL. izcns Of Marshall and the public general.
~ tina, he has purchased Of SryrsY 4 ALIEN
their picture gallery and having rcfi'ted his
rooms Is now ready 10 take peiarcs IN all kinds
OF weather. lie tels confident Of giving salts
faction and would solicit liberal share of pat.
ronagc. An wishing good picture will do ven
To ca a, hs rooms over the store Of Spybcy a
Allen
He has also on hard lerrc ard wei assorted
stock Of Assabrotypc Goods, which he VIII
sell low for CASH
Order. from the country fllei With prompt,
ness and dispatch Persons wishing 10 buy will
do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Il s. ALLEN.
April Ia, SEQ, n3oif
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81 <I)l&II.S.

OAR and Fancy Soap. Pickles, Preserves
- Snull Sauces Candy, Nuts, Sariins~, oys
tiers. Mustard. soda. Starch, Candies. Tea, Vim
cpag, Wt nuckcts. Yeast Powders, etc. can be
had At
~ UpWORTHS
MAJ 3. SEQ II
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nONNETS I}DNNETS.

lust Received and for sale by &. &.
- GREGG ~ CO. great variety Of Ladies
and Misses Bonncts Misses and Childrcus Hats
Ae Sc,
March ~, $50 No26 in.
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T.. ". DOasglucrty \ Co.

HAVE Just received large aud splendid as
IL sortmcut Of ~ION II ofthe following kinds
io-wi,; Pride OF the East PRIDE OF the
West, and southern Star which they will
sell very low for Cash. Siz,s and prices 10 suit
purchaser. Al Stoves sold by them are put
up at their own expense, aud warranted IN every
particular
Marshall, MAY ~ 1850 NH