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ROOFING RooFING ! ROOFING II
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN,S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFIyG
unrivaled by anything yet discovered for
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PGRFzCTLY WATER PROOF.
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY
UNRIVALLED FOR DUR4puITy-
For further information address or call on
JAS H. JOHNSON,
No 2JarVis Building cor. North and Baltimore sts
''~'| Baltimore,
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a.
A SOUTHERN MoTHER'S 0FFERING- Yesterday a
servant called and handed US a small package, &C.
companied by the subjoned note, which we publish
in acknowledgment of its receipt and also for the
beautiful illustration it affords of the deep hold
which our cause has upon the hearts of our people
We doubt If, among all the subscriptions TO the
loan which may be made this day, there will be
reckoned one wortbier precious than this
free-will offering of 'poor widow" And we can
say to our noble and energetic President, that if
the capitalists of these States are behindhaud in
responding to his appeal for aid the mothers and
daughters of the land will step forward and assume
the burden, no matter what personal sacrifices it
may require.
Our correspondent WITHSTAND in this case we
depart from the editorial rule, requiring the real
name of the author to accompany the communica-
tomas follows:
Mr. Editor: Hearing that public loan is to be sub
scbed for for the protection of Southern homes and
the maintenance of Southern rights and being a widow
poor and alas unable to contribute even the small sum
OF fifty dollars from my limited means take the liberty
or sending you with this note package containing six
silver spoons-recs of pSosperous days-as a free
contribution to the Government hoping that although
of little value they will be received from one who ibid
her means permit would cheerfuy give Thousands for
the support of cause so patriotic and so holy beg
you Mr. Editor to devise the means necessary for for
warding my humble gift to its proper direction
With respect, subscribe myself
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made, viz Cure of headache in all its FORMS
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from the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
Inc Cephaic Pills said to be remarkable effective
remedy for the headache Of the very best for tina
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
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kNDHNG WooD !! KINDLNG WooD!!
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. NORM STREET.
sIGtf lac II Ior..go,,
NUTRITIyE CREAM FOR THE HAR.-This preDa-
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
falling Of Composed it is Of the purest materials it
can be used with perfect safety and answers all the purpo
ses OF Pomade and OILS without producing that greasiness
SO common to many hair preparations Prepared only by
N. HYNS0N JENNINGS & Co,
Pharmacautists,
hhzolr IS North Charles street.
IF YOU DESIRE HANDSOME FITTING COATs, PANTS
or ESTs made Of the latest approved STYLES now
Ia the market call at G. Nick TEALs, Nos As and 50 RaIt
more street, the northeast corner Frederick where vor
mag have them made to order, readymade at prices
ihat cannot fail to please all that may have desire to
ecohomlze Call and examine the assortment before pur
chasing elsewhere. ans I'm
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Senator Bayard, of Delaware, was at New Or
leans on the 18th inst.
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TIE SECESSION OF VIRGINIA IN NEW on.
LEANS

LEANS.
The news Of the secession of Virginia created
universal enthusiasm at the South. The New Or
leans Delta, Of the 18th inst, saws:
There was bat one topic of conversation yester-
day in town-the secession Of Virginia the Old
DOMINION joining the south We have seldom seen
Jubllant feeling more generally displared in New
Orleans than was exhibited Yesterday
The Incorporation" of the old VIRGINIA State
with the Southern Confederacy was hailed with
greater enthusiasm than we have seen ayb;b;tsd for
many year in New Orleans.
The Incorporation" OF Virginia, and CONSEQUENT
upon her adhesion to our cause was welcomed in
the Queen City OF the South in such manner that
words could hardly describe.
And so it should be- Virrinis nathan Of yr,sb
lngton, whose name ana glory the Sopth could not
aHoFd TO part with; Kentucky the frontier Site
tor manhood and gaautry; Tennessee ,,n;fad m tba
l"up o' DanieI beone ~ every way that the glory
ana chlyairy of nations demand-yvhy shnuId thav
not be where they ought to be. in tha front rank
OF the Southern Confederate States? Tbat,s yyhat
we want. When the united South acts then we
are IN, that's certain; and, anyhow for or AGAINST
Gnads, we, under every and all circumstances, are
for Louisiana.
As we have said before the enthusiasm shrouoh-
out the city has been equalled but few times within
our recollection. In cottOudom on ,changn in
places where buyers and brokers most do conrre.
gate, IN the rear parts of the city where the Gin
dustTlous classes" (uuly named indecdl tbn mon
OF stalwart frame, of tough muscle and bio brave
heart, the talk was that Virginia had gone with
the South t10 "''
And the general idea, especially among the men
OF small means and large muscle was that our CO.
operation principles were right Representative
men from every class in the community AGREED on
one point-that the 'co-operation" of Virginia
with Louisiana and the other Conlederated States
was result 'most devOutly to be wished for"
The general jubiIation on account of the action
OF the "mother Of States and Statesmen was nm
istakeabe.
HOW THE NEWS OF vIEGIN1A's SECESSION WAS REcEIy-
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We have carefully laid aside the package re-
ferred to, and shall take an early opportunity to
give it the proper direction.
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~, ,. hAsosyILLE, CONN, Feb. 5, 1861
SIR have tried your Cephalc Pills. and like them so
2ce that want you to send two dollars worth more
Pant OF these for the neighbors to whom gave a
lew out Of tn first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail. and obiige
Your obedent servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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r., r HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. G, 1851
SIR: wish you to send more box OF your Cepha.
lie Pills, haze received great Geu Of benefit from them
Yours, respectfully.
NARY ANN ST0IEHOUSE
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Al
El OBERT D. BROWN & CO.,
Dt ne; z G ITP,,FT SITRREEET' Baltimore.
AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
For J. IA. BARKLJE,s IRISH AND BLAY LINENS
K3RK SkRE5IK FkA S% $$PNNING CO.'S b6
TH0S. KEN NEIY,S SWISS NUsIINS
DUNDEE G RI SG0TGGH BI,4HPcEiES DAMAsh, &c
,--opnr,p, ,,r,,r, CANEAsS PAnnLNGS, a AIDES
6KFS hR Il i 5LoTHs 1LT3t s$ KS
sI HITTING COTTON, Domestic and German.
AA Of B. and threads superior article for sale by
n24-1 40 Baltimore st, between Gay and Frederick.
GLOVES Of Cloth Merino, Cotton and Wool
Va Aiso' HaitHese of Aerino, Cotton and Wool.
n2Eti 40 Baltimore st between Cav 5nd Frederick
M ERlNO, WOOLLEN, COTTON AND GAUZE
I'VE SHIRTS and DRAWERS for Lads, Gents and chi.
dren Also Wooilt and Cotton Hose OF all kinds. Also,
n2tt No, q ras st. between Cay and Freds1icl
SELLING OFF all Wool Shirts and Drawers
~ at very low prices. Call and examine.
n2tf 80 Baltimore St. between Cav and frcerick,
ZEPHYR WURSTED, Chenille and Embroi-
matt q ait@ore St. between Gay and EledsTicx.
EKTOOLLEN KNITTING YARNS, of Merino
w and saxony Wool, large assortment. ,-
n2' 20 Baltimore St. between Gay and Frcder.cl.
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
CSIi.ESIAS in all colors, in store and for sale by
4 RKWRIGHT FINE C5TTON5. -
= 70 cases just received and ilr aale by
iez3u FRlCk, PHILLIPS 4 Co
EeETEOLD'S BLUE SATINETS.
rs Is cases in store and for eby
te281 FRIGE, PHILLIPS & Co,
DONTOOSUO UNION CLOTHS.
Blacks, Drabs, Blues Greens and Mixtures in stor
and for sale by
t22s-tf FRIcK, PHILLIPS co.
uARKER'S UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT
AeINETS in store and for sale ny
te28-tf FRiCK, PHILLIPS Il co.
NKI lLLIAMSYlLLE FINE BILE ACHED
COTTUNS in store and for sale by
te2S-d FRlCK, PHILLIPS &'C0.
M AUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
w in store and for saleby
fe2S-tf FRICK, PHILLIPS 4 CO
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XEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FRoa JAPAN, lust received and
'oi sane "y GREEN K YGE,
o'iu sS VI. Baltimore street
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SOMETHING ABOUT DIAMoNDs.-Diamond cutting
at the present day is almost exclusively performed
by Jews of Amsterdam, where large diamond mills
have been estabished and it is calculated that ten
thousand out of the twenty eight thousand Jews
living in that city, dependent, directly or indi-
recty, on this branch of industry. Steam power
is in some establishments employed for driving the
machines. curious substance has lately been
found in the Brazilian mines, called carbonado or
amorpheous diamond-a kind ofintermediate grade
between diamond and charcoal combining the
hardness of the former with the black uniformed
character of the latter and close inspection shows
some curious traces of passage between the two
states. remarkable discovery has also been made,
viz That the chemical element known as boron
the base of the common substance borax, may, by
peculiar process, be obtained in transparent crys-
tails, which possess the high retroactive powers of
the diamond, and hardness great, if not great
er; as yet however, the crystals thus produced
nave been too small to be of commercial value.
Mrs Thomas Flaherty, of Hartford, attempted
suicide oy drowning on Wednesday, and after be-
lhg rescued by acoloned man, she Knocked him
oo"n, ana Inen carried out her design more sue
cessfully. Her body was not recovered.
e valuable booty has been secured from the wreck
OF the maiicar, burnt recently at Hunting tom, Pa
Gold and silver coin, BALI melted. and letters con.
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MODEL CoUPLE.-A correspondent of the St.
Louis Republican sends the following anecdote from
Denver City; it is ore of the marvels of the GEN.
fury:
have heard the story of gentleman and lady
travelling alone in one of the coaches of the Cen
trail Overland California and Pixies Peak express
company, from st. Joseph, Missouri, to Denver
City, a distance of about seven hundred miles, oc-
cupying nearly week to accomplish the journey,
who during that entire trip asked no questions OF
each other, as to where they were from, where
going to, name, business, &C., and on their arrival
at Denver, they were as great strangers when
they rolled out of St Joe, neither knowing the
name, occupation age of the other although
travelling companions across seven hundred miles
OF prairie. Surely the lady has done nobly to vim
dicate her from the charge of being inveterate
takers, and as possessing morbid curiosity The
a,iiheuty with this party was that there was no
In!Ie person to introduce them to each other, and
neither had either the disposition, or rather the
courage, to break the ice in scrapng an acqaint-
ance. The gentleman had travelled considerably
IN this country been in California and Oregon. and
his want OF assurance is very remarkable
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lsPoRTLNF TO H0UsEKaEPEgs
TO know that they save money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split ct Office ofCy Steam Firs Woc9
MIL, 'e "'0N
No. 5F0RfH STREET.
sl0-u y.rrc n 1orz,,o,,
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From Pennsylvania.

We have received from an influential gentleman
of high intelligence and respectability, the follow
ing letter, written in the neighborhood of Phila-
delphia
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valuable booty has been secured from the wreck
Q, me msl.car, burnt recently at Huntington, Pa.
Gold and silver coin, BALI melted, and letters con-
tanning valuable Enclosures, have been obtained,
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RICHMOND, Va, April IT, 1861.
non. SImo" Cameron, Secretary of Var:
SIR received despatch the 18TH the genuine
ness Of which doubted. " o
In reply to this communication Ihave only to saw that
the militia of Virginia will furnished TO the now
ers at washington for any such purpose they
nave IN yleW Your object is to gate the Southern
States and requisition made upon me for such an OBJ
Jectan object IN my Judgment within the puryiew
OF the constitution or the act of l795-wi not be com
piled with You have chosen to inaugurate civil war
ana having done will it in spirit as deter
mined as the Administration has exhibited towards the
Hou'h respectfully, JOHN LETCHER.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in more than thousan cases
with entire success
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On the 18th April Mr.. LINCOLN issued procla-
nation, of which we reproduce the following par
agraphs:
Whereas, The laws of the United States have been for
some time past, and now opposed and the execution
thereof INSTRUCTED in the States of South Carolina
gia, Alabama Florida Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas,
by combinations too powerful to be suppressed by the
binary of judicial proceedings, by the powers
vested in the Marshal, by law. now there fore
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States
in virtue of the power vested by the Constitution
and the laws have thought fit to call FORTH and hereby
do call FORTH the militia of the ties of the
Union to the aggregate number of serenity fire thousand
in order TO suppress said combinations and cause the
laws to be duly executed.
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NOTICE..
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Have appointed Mr.. RICHARD w. TYSON the Sole Agent
Tor the sale OF its Coal in this market take effect from
February LIST, 1861
THOS WILSON, President.
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S COAL
SOLE 4 CT,
No. IS SECOND STREET,
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
for the sale of the above celebrated Coal in this
taxes this method OF informing of Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared at the shortest
notice, orders for any size and quantity OF the
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
BITUMIN Gus CON-
For Domestic use, Shipment Steauing or Manufactnr;r
purposes, at very low rates.
R, W TYSON, Sole Agent
Mr. CHARLES GILMoR, the former agent Of the Comn.n,
will continue at the office and attend to the sale Of Coal as
As's''i'ie fe5-tf
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I u " "0-AIHD Ut OF IULIUII,
IT, pa. BALTIMORE A prl 25th, 1851
me Return Judges of Election are req .sted tn mot
!WUh the Poll Books at the old Post-ofce }uIin cd
d ' n Fayete streets THIS MORNING, 10 O'Clock
:. CHARLES HOWARD
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Lastly came the reply of Governor HARRIS, of
Tennessee which has all the clarion ring of the
men who fought at Kings Mountain, and under
the command of the indomtabe JACKSON, 'per-
"forated" PAKENHAMs red coats at New Orleans.
This is the pith of ii:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02

The New York Tribune. which has
hitherto ridiculed the idea Of southern
resistance has at length become alarm
ed and because It's sageqious editor sees,
and seea clearly, that the South has only
to act promptly, firmly, and with true
hcroism. to sweep her enemies from the
high PLACES they now occupy II coer'
cion is resolved on If the Southern States
are not to be allowed pcaccably to with
draw from the Union, they must conquer
peace. We subjoin the entire ar,icle of
the Tribune
Pr.cv or Waffle speech Of Mr.
Senator Toombs and the letter OF cS'Gov'
crnor Wise. defending and stimulating
thc"trcason and fehollion' Of the Slave
States. and the exposure OF the plans OF
the Revolutionists by Gov llioks OF
MARYLAND. add to the rapidly accnmula
ting proofs If the malignant character
of the Southern frenzy, which our politi-
cal doctors and commercial qnncks arc
proposing to cure with their old doses Of
Compromise and Cancellation Weshould
think it might he clear by this time, to
persons Of oven limited capacity, that
the disease has reached stage, at which
the consuming Of precious moments in
idle debates upon wordy resolutions has
ceased 10 be an innocent pastimc, aud
were the very life 81 the Republic do.
ponds upon common sense exercise Of
the rowss II Government The guss
,i1n = dse 10. shall our FeA'i,l Union be
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Bnsrnx. TrxAs. Jan. Is. 1861

BosrnN. lFxAs, Jan. 10, 1851
GFxriFurv II am nouored by the re-.
ccirt of your communication Of this date.
asking my opinion of the measures be
ing attempted AZ " Washington fur the ad-
iustmcnt Of existing difficulties between
thu Northern and southern sections OF
the Union, and particularly in reference
20 that proposed Ivy the Republican, II
u inter Davis. Of Maryland OF the pre-.
else terms Of The proposition ! cannot say
thai am fully advised, having derived
my information fsom the partial extracts
Of newspapers, which are ne.'her full.
nor. Al all times, reliable
The substance Of the proposition, how.
ever, as understand 1t, amounts 10 re-
peal of the Personal Liberty bills and
other laws Of the Free States mill.
flying and ohstructine the legislation Of
Congress" aud that :" no new State shall
hereafter ho admitted, except by the
unanimous consent of Estates" am
not advised whether this is intended as
an amendmen, to the Federal Constitu.
ton, or simply another piece of patch
worn legislation to be disrcgarded as
soon as the existing feeling of resistance
in the Southern States can be ailSyed--
such having been the fate Of all the ex.
pcdicn.s restored to since the commence
ment Of au,is'avcty agitation But in
either event am opposed to this and all
other schemes calculated to palliate and
not eradicate the evil, root, aud branch.
We of the South hAvc only crovcd peace
IL
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Union of our fathers would be gone, and
the Republic of Washington be at an
| end forever
| For, il must he remembered. the pos
session Of the Capitol by Government
claiming to reprevont nearly half the
Sta,o., would be held BY many to have
converted rebellion into revolution I;
many officers Of the Army and Navy
would recognize its authority, and the
revolntionis,s would have active sympa
thizers and supporters in most Of the
Northern cities, and in more than one
Northern Legislature The action Of
the Governors Of the Northern States
might be hampered' ivy unavoidable de-
I lays In arranging a concert Of action.
and in organizing the militia foF active
service and, the country being distract.
ed, the Army and Navy dernoraligei. the
North might be strongly urged TO hesi.
tate between the alternative u yielding
to the concessions demanded by the
rebels, or ol entering Gprn o var the
most unnatural and tratIicidal that Chris.
teidom has Jet behald, end which would
undoubtedly close upon shattered
Union and divided people. while tho
cause Of Constitutional Freedom would
have lost more in year than il had
gained in a century What we seek in
the struggle after maintaining the Con.
st.ution and preserving the integrity of
oar principles. now confirmed by the yer.
diet Of the people is to avoid if posi-.
bic, the shedding Of fratcrnal blood for
with the first drop y blood may como
civil war with ali lis horrors. And the
way TO prevent bloodshed in thi. thing
is TO be so well prepared to resist aggres.
sion, that the rebels will feel ttnt n at.
tempt the aggression will 81 death.
With strong force at Washington to
protect the Capitp, and Congress. aud an
army to defend the Constitution and the
Union and the sovereignty Of the people.
under the order Of the Presiden, and Gen.
Scott treason now so rampant will roar
as gently as smoking dove. It ever
the 'aazlb was true " If you would have
peace prepare for war" II is true here
aud row. II you would not invite az.
grossion, be ncady to rcpol i. It you
would no; cnccarage treason, be prepar-
cd to crush It. We warn the country Of
impending danger And we urge upon
Congress, the Executive. and the State
authorities, instant and effective action
10 protect the country from civil war.
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DENTRlSTN.

ME ccpartnership heretofore existing ., p,,
tween johnson & Cobb, has, by mutual
consent. been dissolved. -,
j IT. Jouxsoy embraces this opportunity OF
|,b,,linf, his friends of Marshall and the al.
|ioming country, for the liberal patronage ana
|confdencc given him for the last two years, -,
lie can s,ill be found in Moas- Rn'ters build
inc when moi absent on professional business,
Teeth pu, up on gold plate from one TO- MA 1,.'
Sc, flc is also permanently settled N MAR,
shall aud is responsible for all work done ny
/ him. ,,....i,,,
Ills service. can he obtained by addressing
him Ivy mail
August | $50.
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STAR LIVERY STABLE

frNHE undersigned would Inform the fueue
tina, they have leased the Brick Livery -"
bic, immediately East Of the Adkins House MAR
shall Texas, and nre prepared TO accommodate
all who may favor them with their patronage
No pains or expense will he spared to render
corn,letc satisfaction The stable ia one OF the
l.rv,a, and finest in tho State, and will he sup
pled with the hs~t prcven'sr and the most IN
du.,ious and careful hos,lers.
Horses, huggies ard hacks viii b kept fo'
hire
INV r. BROWN,
n y JONES
usr,sl Ysrs nv ? go NV
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TOBACCO s. CIGARS.

large ami choice stock
The undersigned does not pretend to mention
al Of his goods but simply to call attention 70
leading articles. aud to the oNtrcamly LOW
FIGURES at which he Is selling He wishes
every one to call and examine br themselves,
satisfied tina, they win not fail To buy,
r. SCHWARTZ.
Mar.halI. Texa.. April 81. lgGn.
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CT AR q ES.

This Lac starting from Clarssvillc, Texas.
connects with Bssdiads stage a, louisville, by
the southern Pacific Railroad and thence 10
shreveport, Louisiana and those pa'ron'sing u
NAV rSt ASSURED thai they can Ike put from
rlarksville Texas, to Nickshuse, On the Mis-
.issippi. in -FOUR DAYS AND A HALF,
and viii receive all attention to their wants ard
comfort,
Duy- Fly pounds Of Bsggase allowed TO
each Messenger Ono hundred and Fly pounds
extra baggage will he charged the same A. one
passenger, and lesser or grssierqnan'i'y charg
ed IN the same proportion.
NEsMirfl 4 SHAW. Ptoprie'or'
Jefferson, Juiy 2ad 1850,
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\ very pretty stock which viii satisfy any one
Tie has also. large assortment Of Cutlery
Revolyers. doubeand single barrel Guns clocks
watches breast pins, finger rings, pcrtnmcry
looking ehsscs clothes, hair and tooth brushes
didler thread &c.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

Negro clothing cheaper than ever offered IN
Marshall. Fine Plantation linea. towels, osna
burus r,gsrts &c