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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

FEELING IN ESGtASp In noticing the
latest advices from Europe, the Cnein.
natl Enquirer says that the tone Of the
English press ia more than usually bitter
against the North, The London Morning
Post--Palmsrston's organ-says "So.
cession is now an accomplished fact"
" A reign Of terror has been insugura.
ted in the North In fact more ont.
RACES have been perpetra,cd upon indi.
vidual liberty in the Noi thern States
than even King Bomba attempted to
commit in Naples" And the London
Economist remarks in reference TO the
Northern S,atea, that Liberty s far
more likely to ho promoted by their de.
feat than their victory" Ii the leading
public journals Of England are any index
to the teelngs of the Government aud
people there. the Cpnf-dsrstee have sll
ths'r symrs.h~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

Mana ltTGs hi2reff Vd o. 4e0''
Ms IoUoHFiy:
Dear Su Outside Of the regular routine q
military duty, Taste aud b'csliy, uece' sariiy
O. utreis The rlgsssre and action OF soldier.
His communications you might Sy' are texts,
lcft 70 the inference aud arp 'ihcaiion Of its re
oiuont without prludc or apology Ignoring
criticism. appealing TO the sympathy OF ibefal
naiure Tor oil ,rrors, olberN,se f,prehensib'e IN
the writer f. has been said that coming
events cast Their shadows before them,' but We
have not realized ts truth, or general apfl ca.
ton so far as il seems they have reccdcd, or
grown dim. as we have approached their seem
ing local habiiation" When last wrote
you, the trio Of expectation. anxious desire, and
maeching ORDERS induced the confident be
let that when | again addressed you, would
have the pleasure Of recording ah engagement
with The Yankees 10 which our Regiment
lard especially the Mar-hall Guard-, hal
covered themselves with honor. and given the
enemy practical demonstration OF Texan ch'v-
al,g aHd pr8wess But a. yet The hope Is defer
rgl-uui wg rae' content upon rs probable ear
IS realization Il might b. impoltic f1f me 10
give YOU cur exact location; however suffice i
90 cav We have Ieii Manassas and our Picket
Guard s.e tAr enemy every day
The munainuy Of camp has been Il sslpaied
anl superseded by the eSadlr4tlug e&cItn'eut
OF aU h04dy contest with our neighbours. The
Yankees We have taken two or three tramps
10 quest Of them bat s often been deuppu'ut'
Oh. We arrived 10 Camp yesterday evening
after an absence Of two days aud nights, ~
search Of a body Of laukga- whom, report
said. were endeayoriug 90 uluA us but they
had sought more ho,pHatlc quaftem.
Ncure getting 60 be- pretty good pedcsi tIona
u1wa-aui can sustain a long march without
much fatigue Camp lie vii eiiler bI., or
make mea or us lly the way-t the young
Ladies' want good aud available husbauds-- just
tell them to ~ aii until the soldier boys return.
We u'i haze learned 70 cook, wa.h and sew
uul hereafter, iu ease tAe " ooh should get
sIes, SO could assume tue yHnS oi The Hitch.
en- 10 would amu.c il5m 90 see Us mai nR
up dough. washing dishes 90 IN plates J
and pyHg the needle Military Tire Is hard a
bitter uery OF ease. luxury or o dt0uuehed
palate but We embrace The difference with
pleasure and would endure MY aud every thing
rather than submit 10 Lincoln tyuu!, d, alh.'
late Hlh Federal ac-letsm
Col Wig.a,i Is anxious Go g.scus a. chance
90 clp,uF some Yankees, and ! am touhae
VII lead as into 'le leNt hzLt IT, fought
uatly with DOB, CIaqu" sc 90 the Senate Cham
Der and have r0 doubt b. sword lH ODE Hli
w.l O. i.s commensurate capt Bs tle ey
rosufc uui admiration Of aa promises hs
boys good opportunity Of testing their rH g
apon tHt tuGeg.. favored with - light Tine
healia ct tee camp, / tHub rs improving bat
,H dangerously 3d. JamD faEue died few
tays .iuce. OF IS, hold lever lie was 4u arrrc-
able me-smuta. u slrn friend a god soldier,
and bis loss vii be- deeply i,.t by the company
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

ca The ioll1sug ore che receipts 70 the
rcii fand since our laat report.
8. BiU,woflh tfo gaoas Of molasses.
Heinrich & Mgu;z dyc do. and ten To- % rice
Nj Deloy, two gallons moiasses.
Rem Fitzpatrick ten ihs Of sugar
George L, HI, two dol'lrs aad n bali In
beet
james waRuon $50 bushels n potatoes
Meat wood, and lard arc very much needed
Tie families Of 'evwal soldiers are almost ont
Of everything and The committee have nothing
% give ilem bat potatoes and meal How can
q naa asl. tod iof blcsiug upon bis bouali.
al Table, when ha knows there are womon and
children Ia Harrison county wanting the pecea-
ssries Of life Nauy OF these have husbands.
soma aud brothers, in TIC war. We do no, De.
serve success. If We al to take caro- Of them.
That or people viii do it we feel assured, and
uslgr bat conviction we call up'e them to re.
-poud literally.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

Az ArRocious OUTRAGE We copy the
following from tie Memphis (Toun Ap.
peal, Of the 25lh.
We have announced that an attempt
was made to hWn the railroad bridge. a
short distance this side If Clafksville.
last week. The Jefiersopinn gives in.
formation Of another outrage, by which,
CA Saturday night last, train OF tween.
~ tive cars containing soldiers was
thrown oi the track pear Budd's Creek.
and short tmo since large log was
placed on the track. The Williams who
commit such outrsges as this, should be
ierfetted ont and brought to summary
punishment
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

Promotions We learn tina, Col. Louis
7. Wigfall, Of Texas has been promoted
to the rank Of Brigadier General Of the
Provisional Army. and will command a
Texas brigade
Brigsdier General Bonham, command
ing the South Carolina TO, ces in tho
Army OF the Potomac, has been promo.
ted to the rank of Major General, and it
ia stated hat Cd Rer~tsVv rin 10 nl.ie
sis sa,er Genc,a'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
THY AL AoREE.

TheI olicy which las controlled our
military gpcr,,i.Da ,u tbe p,t.r.e
80 t'.r..ru
,''''' VIZ .'''.' ~ ." ''''Ts'S' sa"HS 'he
h'chmond Enquirer ct the 2lst ust,)
has been the suljcc. Of much natural
sperpIsiisp. and .eDc vr,t,s l4te
.,., ...l..,.t..., .....,..,.. a.......
~ ''' wv '''''
Gus OF our generals ana other military
authorities, and assign To each Prom-
neut rcrsoaare his peculiar views
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

Mn iASCY Hon w. l. Yancy has
written a letter from London to the ed.
itor OF The Montgomery Advertiser say.
ing that if elected by ,he Legislature
as Confederate Senator from Alabama.
he would serve in thst capacity His
letter concludes az follows:
If | cannot iinish my mission here. or
shall NOT be hcuorahly recalled before
The LIST January, shalt ask the presi.
dent 20 re- call NC I cane here rcluc.
family, at h,s rcquost--at great perso.
nal and pecuniary sacrifice which |
cannot continue longer than then, AS
long as tho county has 30 many able
mon who eau supply the vacancy to be
made by my retirement
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

Parson Brownlow announccs that his
paper, the Knoxville Wing, will be sus-
pended Tor the present. "A be is to 10
'risd fer TREASON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
Aaplvrp coI N T Johnson and % J.

anprvrp Col " r johnson ard Col j.
"wednesday cruingR
~ raising b regiment
Il ss Designed o.au.lefing ior the var. we
DO not know o. ang man we would rather serve
aadsr than OIL johnson. lie "a brave, and
and generous
Col Holman brings favorable accounts from
h, fiaala orihl Southern Pacific Railroad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

Trza- CastGpgycrs.-Tb Vast Texas Con.
lrenca Of the Methodist Episcopal Cburea
Sonlh. commenced at this place on 28Td Of
October The Texas Conference commenced Of
Townsville November Glb "wednesday lac,
The RI Grande Conference, at Corpus Cttiai
commences on the 2a.h Of November The
yenemble Bishop Fairly Tresid,s at tL1m alL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

We commend its perusa 10 our readers.
..l ,,..,i,,1,. ,..,.,., r...,... ,l...
-''' f' ~ WV
press. II, Instead ct dealing 10 com
pIaipts which arromrli.h mo- -o.d re-
.,...,, a.
SUNS my WIN '"''"'"' q" 'e''7' '''
Department by such facts Of a valuable
,...,,, ,,,.tl7.. ,t.r I..,,,l.
edge, aud ~ exercising proper tnluea''
auce and patience. they may soon *.
I'et 4 ''a' ''"p "'t'i'"'' "o' 'h't upon
our present postal system, but even upon
that ,f tho ,ll ..o,r,.,.,,t
''''
toSftpbf'IE STATES oF AMERICA,
fusr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
RlruHaNn, Oe"b.r l,th. 1851
prar SIR Your later "a iii. .tth inst with
ue.usrI Sins from Your paper is Just received
/ reefs, much iud,rd that iha ma,, should rat
De properly carried The people have suffered.
aud erD suffering ErcgIausy "a account " tie
irregularities boo iAe service, EtnylHng Zoo thc
poaef OF tbe Department j. being done 20 cor.
rect The tyi,s We are putting postrasiers
under bond a. fast %, return. come 90 Oh, be
parfmort showing who are 20 boz APPOINTED
We are putting ihe old contractors who con.
TUNED u tIe service under bonds rs fIst as the
returns enable ~ 0, DO So. But Tie dea,s in
sending In returns arc very great TO seearr
efficiency iu tho ser, Ice ibr most vigorous mems
urc. are adopted .y .bp Department ANY
postmaster who may h 20 report tLc a.lmoggG.
cies of contractors wi.I be promptly removed
as soon az The Department Is advised ol the
facts Every route or special agent Wtn may
be found dai,ict 90 inefficient. wtll nj once be-
I'ih"'t' 'ohl'al i''' nave 'reu DID all cases
promptly l"I I.f zoe haniA OF JiH'. is soon
as SIC received we Ni'.Hee %. ite petlo nance
oi service "ilhoat wanting i'r ihtm 70 enter '1-
20 contracts Win 70, Government of TIE Con-
Itdt'ale states. nm am now e'Hre''d $40
.,aei 10 secure 'm''n'y m Tue sef'ie" TO refuse
to pay th,m nny more Ea.l they execute cnu-
lfae.s VITA "1f "o'cfumcnt ana enter INTO
lnHas' 80 fat as To tuA9.t Tue department 90
'tNte '"s p, .aiiHA',t OF regular eoHifa. 'et-
''' an '.' i'l"T 'B ".e' "h' aNN.I'Ha
Oh 1e iEdy made against d.re.i.t contractors,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

BEtUrr1 YorE YARus See the advertise
men, Of Mrs. r. D RaIa eaering large 10, Of
cedar trees for sl'c. The object She has 10 yice
l. one iaat will commend lts,li to every one.
and ge iopc she vii scll all these trees without
delay. N9e Is the tine 20 plan, 'he cedar. aud
those wanting thtm Should plrclpae at once
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

Tns ErtcHos a very small vote was cas-,
10 this county % the election ca Wednesday
last. Only 200 votes were poIled at Ills hos :
aud Of this number Graham ,iof Cougressl re-
ee'scd 80 majority At Copreiges precinct
Graham received 50. aad Hubbard II votes.
There were only tso or three other boxes
whore polls were opened and the statements Of
them have not reached Us
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

A number Of knights OF the Golden
Circle have been arrested in Cleveland,
Ohio They had lodge there.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

The Yankee prisoners captured at ZEN
sacola arc confined ut Montgomery, Ala
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

gross,y deceived as to tho na,ar and Prog 20
Of this contest. The events Of the as, few
weeks have been e character 10 dlsp.l al
'llssiens, and added TO these, the arrival III Ia
rope Of ihc Confiesaic ministers upon pa
tional vessel that sale from q southern port,
vii iurnifh conclusive evidence that The block.
ode IS unworthy Of respect We confidently
look Tor Ihe opening Of The ports before The first
of January. unless the Succeeding four weeks Of
The war should be- attended with disasters TO the
Southern cause which il il unreasonable 20
anticipate. such is the opinion Of Mr Seward.
1he money,d men sad the press Of the Northern
States evidently place that construction upon
bis recent circular. ard. a. wc think very Justly.
With the Acknowledgment OF our independence,
the opening Of toe ports, aud thg re establish
mcnt Of trade. the war mss, necessarily come 10
close In a short time An i1Ag could prevent
speedy peace soald be- a cessation Of ,he
energies and the accustomed liblmlty Of the
suutharu Peofl 10 sustaining tic var, ssl tie
soldiers 10 The Geld.
Bat lhls is a bmueh 81 The mbiec, which 8,
is Unnecessary at present. to discuss. The open
Ing Of tae ports viii enable as 70 carry ca tie
war with redaubled ,.gor Tia; s all We
want nov; FOX SIC should not desire peace
until or enemies ure fully satisfied that taey
have nothing to gain and everything TO LOSE in
a contest with us. A peace that is not won
by the sword is not likely 10 endure
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

Gov. Wise is 30 far recovered a. 70
be shis - walk shut HIS rf,or.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

so esa.cFttsrs t. The Texas Republican are taken
Gu. n ,hl- raaais without paymsnt Va advance aad
ar IA, reasua thai " y more tfuIhle q collect sjsh
.eraaut- than they IRE worth. 'lhr flames Of sAl-
,rfiher. at Of tho su'y viii BE- erased ~ We cxri
rsisn o. iAs yesr ursss sdhy seqdag The pfce
u to. p.pss. Moa.y " seai By n.al al o8r risk
OUR JOB OFFICE.
we psesnrse Il 2 generally kaoFn That Ne have 81
extensive Jos OFFiCE aHi that are prepared T.
10 work promptly Va TIE hest style. aad On toe most
accommodating terms We Keep 0n hand d l1lre .
Of maisii4 .ach 81 lock ieft.f fHli3past fools 'p,
ari eelarci paper CARD. inks. &c. We base llsi
atsasd a large lot % .sacy sa1 plain lJpe NAi.a
aids materially - oar ability to tlm est Ahnsainr
Give - d rA.l.
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vEy Yc.7sAs-aP GlgYXtI

Wl,u H,u John Ii Rc,gan ecc~i I'd
tie ofice Of Postmaster General Of The
Confederate sta'ce. ls appointment
gave satisfaction wherever he was
known. \ gentleman Of ACKNOWLEDGED
ability, industry. aud perseverance, he
accepted the ctlicc, as hig friends every
where believed, with Il sincere desire
aud determination 20 discharge with
fidelity ia arduous duties That he has
laborcd zcnlously and assiduously TO
properly organize the postal system Of
the new government, We never enter
tanned a doubt Hence we have bad ne
complaints to make, but, on the contrary,
have defended him, SO far az we were
attic, from the animadvefsions # our
cotcmp1r1ries u has been customary,
ga iar back as we can remember 20
abuse the Postmaster General, aud the
habit has become chronic with the press.
unmiudlul of the condition Of ,he couu.
Try whom he accepted the Office, and the
extraordinary embagtassmcnts and dili
caltlrs with which he had to contend.
AID for which no allowance has been
made. The newspaper press has seeming
y expected o perfect and complete sys-
ten az once.
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HOTELS.

TrTY HOTEL. NEWARK, N. J.-BoARD. SEVERAL.
large nne family Rooms let. Al half the New York
priccs only half hours ride from the city, trains run
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR
~ rectlcn, New York, January lSjl -No,lccA Boot
Record will be kept at the Office, No Bond STREET aud
tho the Park o. al persons destitute apply
ing work snd also Of all persons wanting laborers Per
sons above description obtain oil the information
possessed ~ The Commissioners FREQ OF charge ny order
The Board OF Commissioners
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TRENCu ADvERTIsn uENTs.

TINE SFUSE FILE FRANCHISE, sACHANr corr
u rcr 81 syant d. BONES nmandatlOna, sire
pacer soIns ponne Gcniants sadresser ~ Delaney
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u CLOSING OUT Ar AZ KTY iMpoSrrp STOCK,
AT 80 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
:Sfos co TSa sna
-, VETS r,s shSts $SS Goods g.. A ~
Fine Worked Sets, 50c. 6sc Chenille Scarts &C.
Fine French French cel. s s Tw ssa bAs 6
GREAT CLOSING SALE
1000 Gents large size Colored Bordersd andkerchies &C.
a,ll2 ladies' Fine White Handkerchiefs, DC, &C.
5000 Embroidered Handkerchief, l2c i5c, lsc
Maltese Lace Lace s ss''s
wide col'd Tarleton, Loo Best Hooks and Eyes y.
Wide SIN 6S Ss,So S Il re sp SSI GS0n ic
400 Fine Needle Work Collars and se,s half price.
laM ladies Fine Muslin Caps, Trmmed, AYE.
NV 0 Clearing 1 out large 81 six yeives Ike piece
Sissns out Dress Dress and Siosf Tr%%nss hall price
Wool Hoods, l2ilc. Buck Mittens, l5c
Wool Tippets &C. Cloth Gloves, lSc
WS col s Fss,s isc G k,S ,o Gloves
GOODS 80 CENTS on THE DOLLAR
Gents necced lined silk Gloves, l5cl
Ladies' fine lined Ilsic Gloves lee
.des' fine lined Gauntlet Gloves Gather cuffs $50
Gents Cent: T Tss,a All Halo i'i Hose &solsn Hose
Gents Merino Half Hose, l2,sc Kid Gloves, &C.
GREAT PANIC SALE
5000 silk Lace ysilt. AL solors, Wnst be sod, ate
Entire Ribbons, closing out lc., De-, &c. Co., &c.
Sash, Trimming and Bonnet RIBBONS half price,
800 boxes French Flowers
French showers nj 20. per spray.
Iadies YOU can the goods advertised with great
other goods all to be cleared ont sqnsy low prices
22i and "a Eighth avenue between 2lst I'D sta
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

vryANrEp-RY AN INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN WIDOW
w lady speaks English fully oompeen 70 take charge
Of building containing oioes down town building pre-
ferred best of city references given Address MA O.
- Herald Office.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
DODWoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIEA
No. 500 Broadway, New York.
no. l37 Montague street. brooklyn.
Wednesdays and Saturdays In New York. Mondays and
Thursday Fridays, Brooklyn.
terms, &c., may be had ut either Academy.
IL THE NEW DANCES-I. DE G. BROoKES
"A Academy 36l Broefne street.
the fashionable dances taught In one course Of Lessons
NEW CLASSES FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
Ladies tuesdays ana Fridays to g. gentlemen TO
los T. M children, Wednesdays aud saturdays to F. NJ
Ladies' primary instructed by Mrs. Brookes.
s0IREE WEDNESDAY EVENING,
T pUMAR, BALLET MASTER OF THE THEATRES
i Royal Mt Berlin and Hanover-Dancing Academy, 267
Bowey. Lessons 81 month four evenings; and Tues
days and Fridays 81 Private lessons 10 cents Ladies az
kernoon Glasses.
II TEYoRs PRINATE DANCING ACADEMIES WILL
remain and pupils received until May Glasses NJ
e. west Thirty fourth street, meet Wednesdays aud saur
days. and In Brooklyn f. D., Mondays and Thursdays
piyate classes attended. Call for circularx
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A SILK SkLlN DYER WANTED-ONE THAT UN.
Herad Dtlse.
-. - ~--------
Two NURsERiMFN.-A rOr No, EXPERIENCED GAR
denef who has good knowledge n ali of his
profession and ~ plants IN genera y dssous 70 meet with
engagement. be ~ quite familiar with the and
propagation ~ stove and greenhouse pans has also
Jcsn aceus.oncd & G,eve g wig aud Ngreng pcat yag
lsh, wrench fud herman. Appylo hcy Huber Sratt0.
port near Flushing, l. L.
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FURNITURE BuUGHr FOR READY MONEY a
taf value gwen In ready money for Furniture Carpets
Ioo1s &C., a. 10 sixth avenuS between ninth and renn
streets
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MATRIMONIAL.

A yoIsG LADY OF REsPEcfAsILIrY, HAVING AN
N asdent disposition aged "a, wishes to form the ac
VI young gentleman vita view 10 marriage
Tc must W Find and aeconate with honorable ntsn,ons
NE sdvtInr Is strictly sincere American pre erred
Adde'S sda,box is2 uerpid oiica
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DENTIsTR ".

DENTISTRY.
RTITCfTAL TEETH -osLY o. FOR BE AUTIFULANp
N substantial sets pure silver; fine gold aud
platina rs. single eih So teeth ned and extracted with
the pain; bone hng 80 cents No
any otl or office. DIR LUTi X, pens l3o Sixth avenue
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
A RTITIcAJ BONE FILLING FOR DECAyED TEETH
N pu 10 while soft, with pain. Aching
teeth shells be filed by the dscoverer
JAMES PhARsoN N. ID. Removed TO $50 Broadway, near
seventeenth street
A RT1FtCIAL rEETH-PANIC PRICEs.-sILvER sETs
~ only 90; patent vuc,ae, $40, gid Sets, SD Gumo-
types. SO single Teeth, 81 Guaranteed work; five pre-
NUNS AWARDED Extrac,ing teeth without pain. National
lenai gallery sixth avenue corner Twenty second street
DIR. MANSON, Dentist
nE ;. Il SiGErMOND DENTIST FORMERLY OF THIS:
city and late of south taroua, has returned with
covered health hopes and recommended
by his old Iatients his artificial
teeth, tai clasps with additional improve
mens whlc SNAKE them uncorrodsbe VIII cali any
on II required by applying the Prescott House until FUR
her noa
nKS. pURkIN AND ROUSSEAU CONTINUE TO Ex-
~ Teeth without the slightest pain by their
original No charge for temporary sets extracting
where artificial eeh inserted All operations
ed. No. 373 Canal street, opposite West Broadway.
IrrIL SETS OF TEETH INSERTED, WITH Or WITH.
extracting the roots on silver or rubber s. gold.
$50 psna S2b partial Sets gold ~ TOOTH silver 81
teeth Alec with gold 50 c-us TO bone cement and silver
extracting IS cents, at GRIPPING BROTERs 3T6
Grand street New York. and $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOAKS.
VI lOO HEAVY BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS,
At 81 each.
$50 ditto
At 4i2 each
100 EXTRA FINE BEAVER CLOTH DITTO
Only Sis each,
Being balance Of Stock-fresh, handsome Gooda
A r. STEWART CO
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NEW YORK B,rlRALD MONDAY, JANUARY H. 1861


An ELEGANT SUIT OF FOUR ROOMS SECOND
"A noor win b. let together separate with Board in tbs
immediate reghborhood Fifth and Twenty eighth
Address for four days q. r. Madison square Pos
Office.
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40 CHRISTOPHER sFRFEr-MRS II RoFDFR IL
I'D the only true Spirituarst, Carvoyant Astrological
ramist and world removed Seer and gifted lady this civ
Revealcr Of all affairs through lite past present fuure
events gives true and correct information health wealth.
love affairs journeys law suits difficulty business absent
feurs sickness &c Thousands of visters hs
truth o her revelations during the past 6 years RE-
residence, IS Christopher street near Fourk
street. and Mayerey place II wish true information;
fees reduced for ladies and gentlemen.
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AR OTTO MULLER TEACHER OF THE PIANO AND
wi singing continues TO give lessons either at the rsdence
pupils his music 8i and S2S Broadway
of Twenty first street. Particular attention gwen 70 be-
ginners.
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