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~ CHINA AND GLAssWAKEc "a 4

yK1 CHINA AND GLAssWAKE AT
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Or SCHAAP g. CO. y
~ ELEGANT STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS,
e6ans W raa AM H0H " EpR RAk 1.s
NER OF BROAD AND THIRD sTs.-As we were
compelled to give possession of our store to the
Traders Bank on the 22d of June, and oonse-
qnently have still, very heavy stock on hand We
quest callof all housekeepers IN want Of prime
article at very low figure. Our supply of Din
ner, Tea and Chamber Sets, Silver Plated, Albata
Brlttanla, yapanned and Block Tin, Ware BIr d
useful and ornamental is complete and as fine as
in any establishment in this CITY. Call immedi-
atelJ at SCHAAP & CO.'S, cor. Broad and Sd SITS.
~0 kEEsEE 4 PARIS IMPROVED
@STONE-WARE FRUIT JARS, with Cork
49, Shoppers, Air Tight. for Preserving Fresh
VI Fruit, Oysters, Mlnce Meat. &c. We have
very large assortment CT the above superior
Jars, of all sizes at very low prices, at our Potte
~, corner 18th and Cary streets.
KEESEE Il PARR, Manufacturers.
SR GLAsSWARE--C Comprising GobIets,
@ 1Tumblers, Vines, Champagnes, Decanters,
E$H Preserve Dishes, Fruit Bowls, spoon Hold
Nz1 ers, Lemenades; Lager Beer Glasses, Glass
Store of T. A. BULKLEY. ls7 Main street.
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.T.hAvHLERe' DIHEcToRY
r. E3gsuu, RICHMOND AND v..-
4zZl RIVER RAILR0ibA
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE rn
vApE f0iET AND N0RFOlK. io0LD

FAME 02- DINNER EXTRA~iNc
On and altar MONDAY, ADJUST 9 RfV MI
trains VIII eAve Rlchmond dsi;r IN IN passenss,
days. at O'clock A. NJ, sfopp,ny ouI oept ssn
pals 81 Fair Oaks. Meade u DissotnX upon ~
punstaips, indian Town. Cohoks. Wb,ts nnpInsnt
homanooke. and arrive vt West POM hsil md
The fast and eommodioss ,ts..,.
POINT, CAPT. j. G. Rowe, will lsay" y WEsr
Queen Court House Landing MoaJs,s n,nS ana
days and Fridays. at 81 A. NJ, oonns,,.w ednss
the cars ~ West Point and stopp,ns oounr With
only at Clifton, Water Fence, Sbepbs ~ ggnsls
House. Moody's, CAP pahoosiek, BiaIsrs Whs.
town and Clone estkr Point. and arrivs =, York.
81 r. nj. and Norfolk ut r. NJ om FONT
Returning. the Steamer will leave No,t.,.r
da s pdih ns,sdsys, anS sstardsys. a l1s
o. injecting At Weat Point With the cars ssvss sat
and arrive 10 Richmond at 3 Y. NJ
No Boat landings made.
On and after Monday, Sd proximo. N.
Will leave West Point on MONDAYS, NJ s aae iras
and fndays; at9 30 A. NJ, and arrive in R,rssIs,s
Freisht received MONDAYS, Wedn..a.
Fridays at Richmond until SP NJ. sn% and
Po,nt Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sstn rds,s ~ W.s
Fare from King and Queen C. H., and o,h.
>, on ths Matiaponi, to Norfolk. nsr psssa
From Richmond to Norfol ......... 49," 90
az -g r.. H. TEMPLE. 10
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Ma Leerhes! Leeches!! Leeches!!!-I
have jp -treeeived, by Adams Express, lot OF
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
P. S-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to. can be found at all hours of the day al
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer.
Hotel, tsntran on 18th street, and at nlgh'
an l9--ts r. C. H0BSON.
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TEN DOLLANS REWARD

az AWAY from J. Werth's coal yard, on the
"a Basin, a MULATTO NAN, named LYND-
- SAY. Lyndsay is about feet or 10 inches
sA.hlgb; has d good many whip marks on his
back, of long standing; dresses badly, and gener-
ally has dirty appearance: He came from Essex
county, and was hired at City Point last year. at
which place he was seen during last week and the
first part of this; but is said TO have lett there on
Wsdnesd last, for Richmond. | will give the
above reward if taken of the city, or five dol
lars taken in the city or the suburbs and dslIv-
cred to me. AMES Mo0hE,
an2b-ts Agent for Dr. VIM. Fisher.
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u Il. r. ROBINSON,
OGRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
~ COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
u fsUCCEssoR TO LAInLBY q RoBINsoN)
Fourth and franklin Streets, Richmond,
Has n store large, fresh, and well selected
stock Of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PER
offers at low prices Strict personal attention will
be given to all the de partments of the business
Orders for shipment will be promptly attended
O and most carefully packed.
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DIR. CRENSHAW'S Office is re-
~ moved to Main, between 9Th and 9th SITS.
over Lester Manufacturing Company.
FOR RENT-LaIge and airy l. 0 D 6 N q
| ROOMS, KITCHEN, &C., in same building.
Pts
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~ Guns, Guns, Guns. .yust reeetyeLt from
England one hundred and fifty hne DOU BILE
HUNS. Sportsmen wishing to EQUIP themselves
for the Fab campaign, are re9uested 10 CAL anu
examine my stock before purchasing, As am con-
6denf can exhibit the best assortment OIL hoods,
IA '''' JAMES WALSH,
aus-lm Gun Importer, 60 Main st.
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CUPPING AND LEECHfNG-
~ Mrs. WOOLHOUSk, over Sam'l Suther :,
lands Gun Store, 132 Main street, Richmond, will
wait on all those requiring her services.
"a Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LEECHES.
rs All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent by Express to all pa IS of the State.
N. B.-A new style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made 70 order.
20-3m
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LANES WALSH.

No. 50 Main Main. s.: impoI, s
.G GUNS. RIFLES. PISTOLS, GUN MA.
TEklALS and CUTLERY. calls the attention of
sive assortment of well selected goods, which he
is, prepared to offer to the trade and public at
wholesale and retail, on unusually favorable
terms. His facilities are such that he Is enabled
to supply. Guns. Pistols. + ishing Tackle, Walking
Canes, &C., &c. upon as reasonable terms as
believes that his stock is better adapte TO the
wants OF the Southern public than can ba -oener
ally found in the large Northern importing houses
and respectfully soicits a call from merchants
and others, with the assurance that both prices
and goods shall be satlstactOrY. au Sim
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RUNAWAYS.

q S. acknowledgements NEGRO
g WOMAN, formerly belonging to W William
-EfNJ. Scott, usually called ANE 1 UCk Err
A premises she left in May last, will pay the
above reward to anybody delivering her at my
house on Broad street, between I'd and 3D.
au l7-3taw2w* j. GREEN EBAUM NJ.
La $40 REV from the
CT subscriber, on the 9TH instant, a negr9 man
n of Essex county. The said negro is about
A>5 feet high, of a dark ginger; bread COLOR,
He has wife living at Mr.. Edward Q. Watkins
in Chesterfield, near Bermuda Hundreds, where
he is likely to be lurking. will give the above re-
ward if delivered to me in Richmond IN jail
an 28-Iw+ MORDECAI CARNEII,,
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SEWING MACHINES.
Factory in Bridge sport, Conn. Prncipal Office,
sos Broadway, Y. Virginia Office, 2N Nam st.,
Richmond. Branches throaghou the State.
They are not. nd will not, be made or sold by
parties interested in the sale of other Machines.
au 3-lms Il. II. CKAlGE. agent.
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r. RICHMOND 49,
~ sAND gANvILLRlS60

80 s-s1H-sssss D.-sifMEMrpDu
Leave Richmond. daily Sundays eScsn,.a, =.
A.. M for Junction, lBurkeviiie, jLynchhgr1 nv
tQl, Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanoosa' & nln
Nashville Grand Junction, Memphis, Tonm,..sena,
re Mobile, Jackson, Vicksburg ard New 0,fi. .Me
Leave RICHMOND daily, Except SUNDAYS ! s -,
O'clock. a. nj fo, Danvile. Va. and iireen.bMaV
NC: Also, for the MONTGOMERY White. we,
Sulphur, Allegheny, Sweet Red Sweet EboeNs
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur SpyinIm.@
RETURNINs:
Leave Danville daily, Except Sunday,l a.,
O'Clock A. Nj, and Junction iBurksvillej la M
N. and arrive in Richmond at l.lo p. NJ " a.
The Mail and Passenger Trains connect 49,,
ways with the South Side Railroad trains N ~, ~
from the Southwest at the Junction ana VIII ~.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Ra,i,Mss
trains. to and from the North at Richmond .e
with the York River Railroad. Also, with 9 "a
James River Steamboats, to Norfolk and Old Po;r.'
IA For Through Tickets and further info,m,a."
ton, apply at the Ticker Ofioe ''"ar
je H-ts CHAS. g. TALCOTT, sun,,
THROUGH TO NT1o
L. ARA! Through ticset," s %,
nAASIHS be procured at the Tjckst o..
OF the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ~
POTOMAC RAILROAD, to "Aa
hAMih4B; uFEA1o,
W1LLIAMSPORT. ana
.NLAGARAFALIS
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/, $40 WARD .-Absconded from I

20 $40 REV -Absconded from the
GT Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
~ about two weeks since, while on q visit to
"A pfs former home IN Richmond. a MULATTO
BOY, WILLIAM who is hired of Miss L.. L
Gordon. He is about IL % Years of age. and
about feet or inches IN height. He lswell &C
quainted in Richmond, and Is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward of $40 will be
paid for his apprehe nslOu and delivery to said
company in Lynchbu,g OF for his confinement in
Jail, so as they can get MN again.
THEO. +. Khl N0LDS, for Gen'l Sup't.
It's
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- DR.. 5. L.. INGRAM has removed
E~Sa TO the Office formerly occupied by DIR.
Crenshaw, directly opposite the American Hotel.
au A-I2t*
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virginia. CENTRJ

Gk4 sle RAILRoA D--The DA!
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, at go 4. NJ
for G0RDONSVILLE, CHARACTERISTICS
BRffsTNoIIoT NoxViihPEh and al poias Il s
Southwest and daily Except Sundaysl for JACK
SONS RIVER and intermediate Stations west Oh
meet with the Train at Staunton, MlIboro' snd
Iackson's River. For psrticulars, inquire at me
Ticket Office. WIN. +. ADCOCk. Ticket AT
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10 Ten DOLLARS REWARU-Ran
az away from our factory; about the LIST July, d.
fnegIo boy named JOHN, about 81 years OF
~ age, dark gingerbread color, tall and slen,
Lx.der. The above reward OF SO will be paid
COSBY & ANDERSON,
auI-ts 9TH ST.. below Cary.
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49, DR.. 4. 5. McGRUDER, OF Henri
So co, having taken an office Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hall. ten
ders his professional services TO the public.
30-6m
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@@rITHH l TkASE EK IS l EHk
~ LIN & Co, OPTICIANS, l4S Main
street, tCity Savings Bank,) Richmond, Va, are
places, with their splendid MARINE GLASSES
and TELESCOPES, possessing high power and
svn aSs e ae ana sn
REOSCOPIC VIEWS-the entertaining i.stru-
mont, changing the tedious and monotonous time
nished at most reasonable rates. The world
renowned PERISCOPIC SPECTACLE4 are cnr-
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JAS. R. cRENsHAW. | B. X. wELLFORD,yR.
F. CRENSHAW & WELLFORD,
S<A ATTORNEYS AT LAW, RICHMOND.
VA, practice In the Superior and Inferior Courts OF
the city Of Richmond and the adjacent counties,
and in the Federal Courts held IN the cities OF
Richmond and Norfolk.
rs They will hereafter attend regularly the Chr
cult and County Courts OF Hanover. au2-lm
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I OOk AT THlS.--The underagned having
IL sustained severe loss by the late FIRE an theiI
premises. respectfully inform the public that they
have again rebuilt, and solicit the work OF our
former customers, frieRds, and the pubic gener.
to glys general satisfaction 70 all who nas favor
ROGERS s MILLER. NJ snafsctuIers Of
Marble Monume nts, Tesnbs, Manuss,
building Work, 4es Main street,
10 l--0m 0ppnsita ID HAptisf Chuvnh
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TRAVELLERS 1OaO
Lea TO THE NORTH.-IO6U.
kxZ @N~NORTHERN CENTRAL
RAILw Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, except Sunday at $50 A. NJ,
and at 8 SOP M, for Niagara Falis tfars only Ten
iton, all parts of Western New York and Cansds,
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati st. Louis, and Al
parts of the West. Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers can go to Detroit, Chicago, Mllwau.
ke, &c, via Niagara Falls, at the same cost as By
any other route.
A new route to New YORK is nov open By this
one change Of cars. Fare SO. Take the $50 A. N
train and go through by daylight, over frst-elaa
Roads and through beautiful country. Try it,
IA Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
JAS. G. CLARKE, SUIT
JOHN T. RIGNEY, Assistant Snp't. je ls-ly
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- EXPEDITIONS, COMFORTARI1
- AND MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE 70 TN
@yIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA THE RICH.
MOND AND DANYIlLE, SOUTH-SIDE, Ann
VIRGINIA 4 TENNESsEE RAILROADS, And
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES, insurinr ~
the trsye Ter ample room, attention and low fsrss
Springs. tickets to Bonsack's Depot. Sc 90 Themes
by opposition lines of stages TO the Sweet Spriru
bp ths present rats Of Siege fare. S2 and
e II Grsenb5ler White SULPHUR, s2@ bang
brier White Sulphur Springs. There are also o.
position lines Of stages running from Salem depo,
via the Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, ana in.
Of stages from the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs, via the M fountain Lake and Salt Supbg
Springs TO the Greenbrer White Sulphur SprInu
For Coiner's SPRINGS, purchase tickets to Bon
sacks Depot, price Sc 20.
For Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, purchss
tickets 10 Salem Depot, price S7.40.
For Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets 70
ShawsyIlle, price So %.
For Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Dur.
chase tickets to Big Tunnel, price 80 Is
For Yellow Sulphur Springs purchase tickets to
Christiansburg Depot, price s84s.
For Old Red sulphur sg s purchase H tickets
je i9-3m Gen'iS up't Va. & Tenn. z. h.
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~J. pitfirld George.
Ola NJ Blair g. To.'s Bwtfdsns,,
CORNER or CARY ANDl2T SIS. RICHMOND, VA.
Has in store and Offers for sale low
hIC0RlCE, Of spprocysd; brands asi;,,
GIN ARABIC, oil different grades.
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure aud sweet.
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OFFICE RICH,D PETERBBG X. r. CO,i
Richmond, Va, April ., 1850. (
CHANGE of HOURS
kek4 On ard after MONDAY, the u
kxxA-c inst, the Trains on this rosi
viii run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PgygRsBrRs.
Express, daily, Except Sundsys,) at 40 A. n
Aoco mmodation daily, Except sundaysl :.
.-.....700A N
Mail daily, Except Sundays,l at.--..-.. ass 7. n
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG ToR RIcENoNp
Express, daily at -----. 49, $50 A. ~
Accommodation daily texcept Sundays1
at, ..-..-. ---- .----- u 10 4.
M ail, daily, Except Sandays,l at..----e,00P.h
an S-ta THOS. II, WYNNE. Super sntendeDt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

SOLE PRorEIkToRs,
% Maro-i sir,rt, 4 2o& ~ Hank ifao'
NEW ORLEANS.
ph HVOWNJ\G's
YEyEpsD AGyE MIXTURE.

Name H.Htics n n fe ~ ~ f.wHf t. caIe
havr I. lle iser afslsh in 90 tefi.c' 20
ssaris s,sfs #asr taey a7fs proved 'esae,'i'' FL
iaiYeio4s a arr 80. .iri.a -
or w
Iu,s want b.. s.lr and rersaiH rife ga ftfth ~
AGILE. oniaine sithoasi tae great i'insd, ahi' p
rsira mon far ibia compliant iir91fn'l3 Wean.' !
asastraa- sss l. and ilsfety nlnre- iAe b'ahp ans
enustitatlnn. d.,
A. srrsrai rule. II oaiy silet a'f' The dl'faaF
.sd dee. b., nts. taxaris radical sud peiHs'-en'
cure.
We ieei confident wc are arefing The commonly
lti,.F rer,g,iy contains ~ dtirie.ois ih@f'"'"S
and Invariably cures
TEysp AND sGrE, on fSTIRhifffsl IN us
klaITITNT FBVfE. BILIOUS fbNhh' o.
AND niN b Antt,
An 4 ~hbh originate from nearly The ssiae r'n,e'
t.snelr M, ,sf4sfn4ir efinsii which dtsf. rom az
esyins gegetn. IN in wi'er ~ mort eaGih " y 81
tx sslingiy sutt and nsidi0us poison a,HoifI mo
N. bio9i md IN N my rssss T. accumulated W w
.,4,e4p lon, time heior. Il shoa- ~ titafh'r n 'he
iarm u Ffser rai ATr' ,+.
Its rriaedy lures ,hc Fever and Asps IN WI Na}
4 NJ once attack ,ae poisson In 'he sts''in ~ ''mn
ting The liver and ,tpeilne The s'sn. Impurities
run tho blood
~fie II
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A LARGE FURNITURE STORE,

WEST OF SANDERS 4 SEARS DRUG STORE.
OUCH an establishment has been long "A
y needed in Marshall and has at length VI
been filed by the undersigned who has just m
received direct from New York. the largest.
handsomcst and most complete stock OF choice
Furniture, ever brought to this market. II chi.
braces the finest French and plaia Bcdsteads,
Bureaus, with and without marble tops. cane
and cushioned Chairs cane aud cushioned Rock
ers. Sofas Te'e a-letes. book and corner Stands
Hat Racks Wardrobe. Lounge y nd
with wood and marble top e,
ing Tables dressing, ccutr
with marble tops.
Rccollcc, that everything Gao .r O. this
establishment belonging Go ~, +" line.
from the finest 10 he pb 'ho
highest to the lowest prices. I'a' ~ rut,ias-
ed on favorable terms this mruiur' be- sold
remarkably low = NuiI
Marshall, April a. lsG0 sg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

S0An PAIRS Mems and Boy. best oak,
COOO double back, double sole Eusseis
and Brogsns the best article ever oikred in this
market. just received and for sale very low by
c. G. GREGG a co.
June .. 1850 n3- ;6m
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.IASrARY y. 1880.

Mn J S. ALEXANDER -
DEAR SIR This is to certify that ! have
been concerned in running three of your 70 inch
Mill Rocks, and respectfully attes, that We pre-
fer your Mills to any other made. We can
grind more corn aud make better meal than any
other Mil, IN fact we can grind il all.
JAMES II SMITH & co,
Arcade Mills Rusk Co, Texas
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FIFTY YOUNG MEN WANTED,

nF good moral character coming well recon.
Omendcd cau fui steady and remuncrailyc
employment in slling by subscription my yala.
able Publications of Books,
Ny business IA and hns been for years eNclu-
siyoly Southern business designed 10 assist in
building up Southern literature.
The Books are all choice selections, calcula-
ted TO adorn the parlor, the centrc-tahc, and IL
brary, and to store the mind with useful knowl-
edge They recommend themselves to the young
and the old For beauty of Typography and
ncutness ofbindine, they stand almost unequallcd
4 large number of these books can be- sold
in Texas. which viii render il profitable +
Agents.
Address the subscriber, Marshall. Texas
T. u. NEBHCT.
Feb % ! SEQ 4
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FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKERY,
And Confectionery.
A ('ommodious and Elegant Saloon .

n nOPPLEM LAYER X BRO respectful
We ly inform their friends md the public tnal
they have fitted up IN connection with their
Bakery and Confectionery, comm0dcous and
elegat' Saloon underground and a rcmarka
bly, cool and pleasant retreat for the summer
months where viii be served up In the h0.'
style the finest lee Creams Lager and Sweet
l}ccr, co,d Meats, boiled tugs, Bread Csk..
Oysters, Nalmon, Cheese sc. Such "a oor
has long been needed To Marshall, aud lhc pro.
pr'ibrs have hocn anNious :" - ~r one in
,lyo that would meet public expectation. ari
ahctc collation. could Dc served ~ at shan
notice
Their nascry has also been enlarged ard I'M
proved. They would also inform thc ru..'
lLnl thnN hmm mt rncnlAnl a L.-L. -ll.n--- l.
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SCHWARTZ ARRIVED!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS ~ LII
BROrGIlr TO MAR>lIALLu
vw.,,,.Fi,c per Cent Chrarer!!!

,ruE undersigned has just received, end is now
opening the largest and hand-omest stock OF
vuols he has ever breugh, TO this market. lhey
were purchased under his own personal super
vision. and upon such favorable terms, ma, Nc
"a nrcnarcd 10 Offer them TWENTY -FlN n
PER CENT CHEAPER than any be has ever
,old in Marshall. In variety richness, and eN'
len, they cannot be excclcd All are invited to
call. examine. aud satisfy themselves, as TO quail
lie au1 nricrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

4 fine assortment, embracing saddles, brides
circiares. grlhs. buggy riding, aud wager
whips. full sets Of harness saddle bags carpc
sack, trunks Of al descriIl ION,
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TIL, LADIES

VIII find nm endless variety oi rich and PLAN
goods. embracing silks, bareres organdies, print
ed and plain acoue,s plain. figured, and cross.
barred inuslius of all descriptions tine lace aud
silk mantllas prints doncstics, bleached and
nrhleached Honnets. Ribbons, Irish linen, en-
broidcrcd skirts, collars sleeves. hosiery, bands,
poten, corsc,s and corsc's Of all description, ;
chaniel and mohair dresses the finest fans ever
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Staple and Fancy Groceries,

all fresh and the choicest articles. tmbra -
every article IN either liue brought iu tie. u..I
KIT hy pcrsous engaged in III, trade ani ehrl
they are selling at the very lowest tafis
will also continue 10 receive irDsi -tf
the navigation closes. preyiou, to wh.ol Odd.
will lay in large ard ample stock oi Oh. W.
river opens again.
Persons must no, be surprised to find 49, ~
parcntly limited stock OF Groceries in tie store
The groa, bulk of the Groceries arc kept IN
large warehouse near NJ Dopplenaygrs r..
dence, about six hundred yards from their ~
Enlistment IRON which the Store is supplied W.
thel may he required
store, Nud budding from ths Northeast cor
ncr of Public Square il large two story frame.
NJ. pOFrLtMANER 4 BRO.
Marshall May q SEQ 3i-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22
PLANTATION GOODS.
House FURNISHING GOODS.

Negro clothing. cheaper than ever offered In
Marshall. Fine Plantation linen, lowells' "ena-
hurtrs ruSs,ts Ae
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22
SAI)I)l.ERN,

\ rich and choice variety. Table tfockery
Hollow, and lass Ware, fine china sets, spoons
knlNls md inrks Ac.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22
nr\DY.MADC CLOTHING.

An endless variety, from the finest to the PLAIN
cal aud mos, durable and Of all prices. Gents
furnishing Goods embracing shirts drawers era
ya,s sgspndrrs. hats boots shoes, etc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22
MARSHALL MUSIC ~TCR !
West Room, Of the Adkins House.

west NOOnO ~ the tuA'uN ss""SS'
THE subscribers have just received and open
! ed for the inspection Of the public. III the
large aEd commodons room, west cud Of the Ad
kins House lot of choice pianos. most ap-
proved STYLES. their addition to which nill be-
increased from week To wock as the wants OF the
country may demand Sheet Music Of every de-
scripuon constantly on hand New Music rccriN
we'd US soon as Published Also supply Of the
finest victims eainr higjos fu'cf. ocrnrdeons.
&c. Sc. strings and, in fine. everything in The
musical line
The aiyanlagr u dis establishment io Mar
shall and surrounding country j. TIL. itu1ns
can fclct their own instruments and krov pre-
ciely what thcy are buying and at the same
time pnt,ha,, os chgsply o. in The city
Pianos ,ni All lind. NJ Musical Instruments
can ho tuned and r,pliiDl oH short nolioe.
Mr. g Frank oacuf tee 'ropr.ctol- pr
pared 10 give lesson, iu veal aud instrumental
music.
T. liARrLL a co.
Ian II. le60.