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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE Ibis method % returning my sincere thanks %
tones have promptly paid their accoun To those still
INDEBTED 90 ar Immediate payment earnestly rvqur'et
Al 1rh Que previous January 'at, unless satisfactorily az
ranged will De pac- l other tnts FOR collection or su without
further uoce longer 1tu nc- cannot De given under cry
rsust my cls VIII see o. necessity OF ray
f-g ~ a. once las ALFEED MOSrs
DAOOMS, BROOMS.-Jodo s srOous, or sale
I'D faU A. 4.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
ME yIRaInIA LIFR INSURANCE. ComPA.

VyHE VIRGINIA LIFE Insurance COmPA-
NY fully prepared for business and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the Importance Of lis objects This
Company, under rs charter divides eghs OF u profits
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
ssured the OF the Mutual System with he pledge Of
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the added security that M
81 ckhoders have interest In conducting m
Affairs with prudence and economy.
The Charter half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
to Bond and Mortgage on unncumbered Real Estate
worth dsube the unit
The chief object Company 10 aid In retaining al home
the immense money which goes annually rm our State
for e Premiums Northern Con panes That money will be
loaned 70 Customers term Of at legal Interest," and dis
bursed In midst
Endowmen,s Annuies granted Life and term Policies 10
sued good Companies Slaves Asuredor
one year or for term Of years
VIM Il. Macfar and, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen 6amr T Bsyly,
Roscoe h. Heath, Jos X. Anderson,
Thos W. McCanee. Thomas p August
John n Montague, Ro H. maury,
David l. Burr, Jas A. Cowardn,
Lewis Glnter J. B. Mcoeand,
John Jones p 7. Moore,
Jas, l. Gppeson, John u. Claiborne,
Lewisp d. Crenshav. B. @. WheEry,
VIM. G. Paine VIM II. Christian
H.EO Baskervil, Wyndhsm Robertson,
SAM J. Harrison, John u shafer,
VIM. Il Haxal Peter c. Warwick,
Robt. T. Brooke r. o. Haskins,
Geo. d. She'll Edward Eorvell,
Wellington Goddin, Geo Gunner,
John Dooley d. 8. Woodbridge.
| Pyesident-sAML J. HARRISON
Vice President-wM. II. HAXALL
PAySicidn-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
Ahorney-R0sC0E B. HEATH, ESQ.
spaT J. ADAIR PLRAsANTs, secretai
fss-O1ce corner Main 18th Streets Richmond.
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g Wall STEAMSHIP YOnK.

IT $: MAIL sr BAN So lPs, YonK: dn1s
yorktown Captain LKws PARRisH VIII leave here att O'CLOCK
Passenger, are requested to board In due
New York meals and 'tasrOOm included sO steer
P.s.ge TO Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received iAy On ndsyD and up TO the hour OF
Consisnees are requested to goods to-day
Tickets and behs secured at our ofe or on board We
Freight Boston taken at moderate rates ana for~rded WIN
0e fsis@at LUDLAM 4 WATSON
LOB BALTIMORE--The steamer GEO s.slSN
II PEABODY, Captin Prtchard, will receive
TODAY Monday and up to the hour OF O'CLOCK M
taken to Boston Baltimore atOwe rates with great
| dispatch. 49,. ..,,u., -, or- oe,s
Passengers requested be on board before the hour OF ue
parture, i2 o'clock, n, Tuesday.
Passage Fare s. Tickets procured at our ONCE In sh'ckoe
jals12J DAVID &wM cURRIr
NOR PHILADELPHIA.-The A No ..sfsss,
E steamship NthGINIA, Capt }. Kelley, Is now .A&A<
ady freight and will sail Tuesday, the 9 last at
For freight or passage having superior accommodations apply
1O9 Main st, Rockets,
Boston freight taken through by reducedraes and With
di,pach. lsIo-ot
sIUK NORFOLR.-The good sci 0Oner MARY L A5ssSs
JOHNSON, Captain BURROUGHS, having portion o. aax
patch
For remainder of cargo apply to -. - 90, o,,,rr co
| fest. w D. COLqUtrr 90:
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND ~JSsa
~ OTHEeS- The Roauokr has been Withdrawn nom
me line for pre- The Jamestown Capt skinner aud the
Capt Parrish, will continue their trips between this city
touching Norfolk each Day OF departure
rom New YORK every ursday saturday P NJ OF
iepa Richmond Tuesday and Friday at NJ
ja2S-u LupLA" q "Ar0oN
DAILY LINE ON THE JAMES .J,N---h
~ RIVdR, by the steamers GLEN COVE and -sEzs14.
CURTIS PECK. The steamer CURTIS PECK will on Thurs
DAY MORNING. 18th inst the regular rue
between Richmond Portsmouth Norfolk leaving the wharf al
Rockets every THURSDAY, SATURDAY and TUESDAY MoRN
| ines, at o'clock. ,,o,
The GLEN COVE will the wharf at Rockets every MON
wEDNESD AY and FRIDAY MORNINGS at same hour
O'clock will alternate day (excepi
sunday thus mskag regular daily line between the above
places for speed and accommodations by any oher
| Inc
The all the regular Landings on the river
10th returning, snd take freight as usual but ali
freight be landed the river must be paid for when sent
sn responsible for 1t after 1t put on the
Wharf 10 which Il Is directed marked.
o from Norfolk or Portsmouth -
Meals each, 80 cents extra
ocE X u hNshiNH
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uGHTE 4 BRADBuRRYIS PIANOS.

LI6HTE BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
WE CALL the attention Of the citizens OF Rich
w mond and Virginia. 10 Piano Fortes which -
We have placed with Mr. Carus, that helr qualities E$6H
In every respect may be tested by the side they
famed Chick ering's
We ali Pianos and show high hume.
testimonials factory In the country Al Of which
be Mr. Csruss Broad Street Sd door from 9th
del6- LIGHTE 4 BRADBURY
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NEGROES WANTED.

TOPPER FOR SALE nv COTTON PLANrkflnN T.
Ccv4r county. AZ s- s.. Fi, 81 a -i-i l-u -s 't ~ "e
sl~p i've Hs~ -s steamboat navigation ls' motts
Do AZ on The san llse- and Two miles from shipping
pllnt on the Hush Puckeuy river. -, - - ,-,-, A.,
raere IL about thousand Ncrts 10 tns vac lol
witch win planted In Cotton This year ard one hundred ,
A., or - hundred Corn AT The tract = hsh ,'o M
shovc overa'w. al Eas not Inundated IN ~ or 49, e
trsc lanI three story ynsvl steam IN rouse
.nf ua-t- M with capacity % cue ten t1cus az
Zee, Of boards per DAY q ten soa have on lie place negro
sua-ter. for eighty Of one hundred neg oes 800. 80.
IN sa m above DE- ibrd psc the rate % lf lry
Ioia, a ani negroes 10 psy-at ~tl trSs No
vou,g Men A. % ieeu tuatred do ars, and No
Won. s. huy dret dollars, and Tor families az
mssd AZ any tns within his month February viii give
ehasrr should desire % purchase viii take Negroes ABOVE
rated plant cultivate The place uyse snd IRE pt
possts,sou l5h day Of Decsmbe- next rrovdrc fu
buys pl'e and pays the Negroes by The s. day
me die is as s,od As any can be made have the TILE from
address ne At Carson Landing Bolivar county, N,,sipP
Jsnuary i5,A. 1851 ia22-d4wln
TropsR KEEPING GOODS.-we have In store a faH
IL Housekeeping goods, comprising ever
thnE cslv called for 10 the hardware line which
selling low ''r eAsh orto penc'na ses.9GIs sos,
SUGNH.-yirsI. ia steam Reaaed sugar, for SAFE Nv
MARY FOts 1861 ar RAND"LPsi'S BOOK
IL 50 r. AND BiND4SN, can be had PocGts Panty 40
ng diaries Ain Tor letllso Physc ans
FoeAt- L-a-s.
snail LOT OF JORDAN, SMITH
for sue by W. h. PLF,sANTS,
jA2s lH-n -
Iron! IRON !.---a store AMI receiving per blrs Nou
prsnx fll assortment o.. Rounds Squares Fis, OyA BAL
Oval. Rorss shoe, Nal 2ois an s'gaa-s saa;''as
% tons sEed,s and Common EsgIsh I-on Tor SAL ~
lay EDWIN woRTHSN co
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHmOND AND DANvILLK RAILROAD.
&0SzlE ssEsxsl -

W sfak sz2{s
suPEaIsDKxDrsr's 0TrIcr,
Richmond, 18th Dec. 1850. I
Winter Arrangements.
TO TIE SOUTH AM oOUTH WEST
ON Monday, Dec 2th passenger trains will run -
" follows: -
FROM RICHMOND TO DANVILLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily except sundayO at O'Clock
A. NJ and rea hes Danville at 8 10 O'Clock r. N.
FROM DANPILLE TO RICHMOND
Mall Train lie yes Danye daily Except sunday ats O'Clock A.
NJ and reaches Richmond at los o'clock p. Al.
The Train from Richmond connects 81 Burksve With The trani
the 30 sde Railroad for Lynchburg and the South and
south-W est daily.
Danve at Burksvie with the South Side
Railroad trains for Petersburg and rok, and at Richmond
with trains the Richmond Prederck.burg and Potomsc
Railroad the York River Railroad also with the James River
Steamboats, for Norfolk aud Old Point
Through tickets be and baggage will be checked
through to the following points:
Lynchburg, Chattanooga
Bristol, Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville,
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Alta ia, Memphis,
Montgomery, Canton,
Vieksburg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
oHAA G. TALCoTT,
DECO superintendent.
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TNaFyITJ sSENCg or COFFEE-WIu pre-
te q The b-t roasted Coffee, has nhtr nA'tr
| ana IS tiuch r.re wholesome pr sale BY
[ ~ PETERSON 4 CO., 1S5 Main -.
r,uEsB sSFsp C1SVAS.-CiS keteAirg B,ard. Artists
Plsl,s complete Oh aud water Tor Boxes, To-
ether w arre o. fac painting Brushes, all % cur
10 M SArTI.ER a 90, l1s Main ST
- FEP WARM have ilr stock OF heavy lambs
~ wool UNpES 81 RrS and DRAWERS la-sc szes, some
tlnF really g1os All substantial Tor sale 10y er cash
WI IRA SMITH.
5.it TAG Male -.
nY>rER N.OILERS, FOR broiiag ,ys9ers Oyster
TEos a BuLKiEg Co,
SCTPPERNOHG NINE-We have very hie ar
- uce OF Scar P-rnong w'ue usjsin {. Tor sale hr
d@is DTnIEY ~. ~ Main "a
COTTON yAaNs.-lOo hs'ss assorted nunhcs for sale
VI tasi9 Ia o, n. DAVENPORT.
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aIRErIENnorS aAnGAINs IN DRY GOODS.

JyRENENR0CS SaRGAINSlND RI GOODS:
i NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT $50 wy MuKLh W INV
THFN-LtRGE sALEs SMALL PROFITS AMP QUICK RE-
TURNS. hJLLHISER a BROTHER, 1913 BRoAD STREET,
sales IN New YORK at the prevailing panic prices her' and
their friends customers that better Udfneor tS
money cannot he had H. this market. .
The ladies' particular attention respectfully requested to the
largest assortment Of low priced medium and high priced DRESS
GOODS found any establishments the city, without any
exception.
5000 yds PoPLINs, silk Tigures-25c. cost soc.
2OOG yds WuRsTED vENETIANS- soc worth 15e.
1000 yds All ri PoPIIN1 at ne and VI theyard
5000 yds sks greatly below last months prices
NS-Adions employ to walt en- the thong oil Gus
expected and Of running OF the goos rapidly al e pop
oeis j. MILLHIsER BRO.
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SuALL LOT OF JORDAN's, SMITH
N FIsLD and Family s-Jsage Joes ana sides In o-e an
for ,,ls bv W. h. PLEtSANTs.
-t.a-f
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aaa 5ss;ss e @
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
TO sCoTTsvILLE.


F5yRI.wEERLY. THR. UGH TO LYNCH ssar-r7TuS
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, p4rtfaeEy-ss9
AND TkI-WEERLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS MAKING A DAI.
LY LINE AS PAR As sC0TTsylLLE.
RIchnondto sco,tsvle so Richmond to Lexington % 90
4 90 Buchanan
The through line win leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday
Friday NJ and and after the 9Th September the Way
lice Tor Scosve will leave at5P NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urdays and up far scotgyle Returning
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at Il A. 81.
distance and time Of passing through
line and observe that the scotse line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day al the going and hour
later coming down
Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynchbug Monday Wed
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEnENT.
81 ;zs5 49, 9SdssE
ON and AFTER Monday December 2is.,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
staunon and all intermediate way Stations at
louisville, with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
ard edate stations and Charlottesville with
trains for ynchburg and all points est and Of
that place And oher day. viz Tsesay Thursday and
Saturdays Jacksons River stations West OF
Haran Browns Stages connect with the train ct stanton,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
Hsman Mason and Company Stages connect With the Train
Tuesdays Thursdays and Mlboro for the Warm
Springs and Jsckson River for the White Sulphur Springs,
Lewisburg &c. .,,,.,,
The Mall Train Jscksons River Mondays wednes-
days Al Fridays at 8i5, p NJ, for stsunton
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED.
Will leave Wsynesboro' al 75 and Stanton at 9i5 A. NJ
Mondays and Fridays for Js Jacks a,1, Biyer
Leave Jsckscns River Tuesdays aud Saturdays a; iS H.
W Through Tickets for the wer and White Sulphur sprns
burg Bonsaek ssl,m, Shawsvi, chsarbug, Bristol Kn
vle Dial Chattaroog1 Nashville Grand Junction, Henp
Cantor Orleans and important Points the South est
r'''-''' TaonAs DoDAMEAD,
Jazz General superintendent
la YORK sI YER hai ta .lz:Slsa.A!.
AND sTEAhB0hT LINE.
STEinES WEST POINT Capt.. Rowe leaves Norfolk Mon
, days Wednesdays and Fridays At W. for King Queen
ana arrive IN Richmond a, $50 P 81
Re,uonng he King and Queen Court House
Tuesdays hur5days and saturdays $50 A. NJ connecting
with west Poin, 9i5 A. ~ and arrive In ROrok
Passenger train, Richmond daily Csandsys excepted
A N wet Point Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
al 10 A. and arrive in Richmond at ii:i5A.M NJ.
Accommodation and Freight Train waye Rchnond Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturday. at4P g.. stopping signal
Prgh received Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays until $50
days until . p. W. at West Point
Passengers Williamsburg III take stage Bge Tor Glou
ce C. al osppahoosc and for ssu Ia and UTbA.na a. West
PoiIt
Fsre from Richmond to Norfolk, dinner extra q:
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RhrnmntI.m. Gont. LIrer ComplaInt.
SchIrrus. Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement, IL
ceratiOn. Carries. and EIfolistiOn OF the
Dy.pep,Ies:. Heart pl.esss. Elts. Epilepsy,

MANY remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made 6y the alternative power of this medicine. II smu
latcs the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
0yercomes disorders which would De supposed beyond
its reach. such remedy has long been required by the
necessities of the people, and confident that this
win DO for tL.m All tlat mellcluD can do.
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NsARY FOb 1861 AT HANDoLPsi'S BHoA-
50 r. AND BlND4sY. be had, P0ckt;, Family s1'
ming H1u-e diaries and Amauscs 'r ls6-~lso Phyns
Pockrt barv jazz
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FACULTY.
RUFUS pOLBEhR, President


CovvraclN LAM. u. LYMAN, Member
New Orleans Bar Lecturer on Contracts, Com
uercial sagcs, Liabilities ol Parties Ne.
MArngv,rIcM DFraErssSr-FREt
CORNISH. Professor and Lecturer On Com
mercial Calculations.
Eooe kEgriSa DEPARTMENT RUFUS DOL
BEAR. Lecturer on Book keeping and business
Trnnsac,ous J. W BLACkMAN, Professor
and Lecturer on Book keeping; RUFUS l..
Dol BEAR, Adiuster Of Accounts, Exchanges
aud commercial Correspondence
Exgtisu prrAgrNYsr-M Il MCCARTHY
Professor aud Lecturer on English Literature and
Correspondence.
FryScu DIR ARrMysr MARC kOIN, FRO
G4sor and Lecturer on French Literature.
DEPARTMENT FOR PTNN.SSuir---Rl FUr
DOLBEAR, Lecturer on the Science OF Fru
manship; j B GRIFFITH, Professor aud lec
turcr on Commercial Correspondence.
SrANrsn DgpARrNNNr MANUEL MAR
EMO, Professor and Lecturer on Spanish Liter
allure.
GsRaAx rrAaruESr-.GEORGE GtSS
NFR. Professor and Lecturer on German Liter
allure.
LArlx ANp GfEEK DErArsENr--M MAR
INO.a. GESS\ER Professors.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT MAJOR A. G
BIANCuAR Superintendent Of Military
Instruction and Drill Major . is gradual,
Of West Point. und was for ! >, years an cnicicn'
officer of the United State Army.
Professor l. THOMAS~Y Author Of Tho
~p,aiioR Gqi1cg ri Loni0a,a. proposes t,
Lecture IN thl, subject. at the College. for th'
progress o. Science
April 2.th lSGl.
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NEXT DOOR TO MoPutuS.

NsNI bOOK To M,Ftitlll :.
THE undersigned have removed their Beet
1 Market from mr. Martins 10 The Old
and wellkDown stand ct }, Il. Arnold on the
North side Of the Public Square where they
will BIZ glad U recsive the patronage Of their old
customers. They have xbou, $500 head of cat.
Tie running or the prairie.. and they wish to gc,
sale for then. For tins purcse, they have made
arrangements TO have them on hand, and In
good order, 80 as to keep regular supply.
Planters and others can bc furnished with
berf in quantities To suit them, either killed and
properly dressed. or on foot Their bo,f will
l,e o! the very best qualify.
They will also, from time 10 ,imc, keep Nut
ton, Veal and Pork. n' their Market honse. and
solicit the patronage Of Marshall and the sar.
rounding eouasry.
PErERS 4 PACE.
Aasshall. March Is, 1861. n26u
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LOST.

INDICATED balance Certificate, number
- 205a-?l5t. issued by Geo. W. Smytho,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office, Aug
ass 7ih, 1851, for 3s932s6 square varas o'
land, Il being the balance then INDICATED Of the
head right certificate for one-third Of league Of
land, class L. No 43A, issued BY ihe Board OF
Land Commissioners for Shelby county, Texas,
10 Joseph Bowman dated May 3, 1888 II
mol found ! shall apply to the proper depart
mepi Tor duplicate.
Y ". CLARK
May 4, 1861. n3J.5i
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The Charleston correspondent OF the
Now York Times, ia giving mn account
- Al. s.;o. IF Fort s,,r,,rr s,vs.
-.
NJ. "'g'a"s export was a. g"',"n'
ana ch'vs'ro"s aS any neea OF '"oue'n
.'mcs' o's''o"e' ~ "o'''s 1S'A"n' ""''o
~ "ae pee" On 100. OF u, Tue s"or'c s''cc
''' COMMENCEMENT" :, " 'u "'."v =: ~ w
S"o"u' ~" we sco""'. os''@ 'As :" """s'
ana 'ne nag stan s''o' away, wa" no re-
s"'Sco 70 maze MS why :" '"e ,'l' """
pessuaoe MAJOR An"e'so'' 70 "cs's. IRON
AresIstance man''eS''y 80 "n"va,''ng.
DeHp,'e ,he fcn'ons',"nceS o. s"oss
arou"a n'm' nc emossSed ~ s*'s' ~"
win hrec ncg'" ooF'""ea ana : COX
swan, pa''ea over % snc 'oe', ne was
scarce hnna,ea ya'os from snUre "oe''
thcy hsi'c" 70 M" 10 return: Inc s'",s
ana s'e'pS were "g"'" "y"g re ~
cfai'y turned = "ea' car 70 '"'s cav, sno
pushed ON. johannesburg ms swoto. 10
which nc ''cd NJ" wh'te nanakcrcn,e' ~
=. hag y, uncc. rro" '"e oa'e.'e -. a.
.ort Aoa't!'o os1. ~" she'.. were SIN
I'd o. t''e sk'n' Inc w"'" Jag was ~.
visible - t"at distance, nha .'o oo".;
o"'y n"t'cea w"e" nearing '"c 'ost "
""t carrying re'"i"fccm'"'s M" nc o""',
struck Inc water within five wards Of
her. and was followed by a shell which
came near proving '"'n' ~" ".''"."
lee Of the fort. and the officers Of tho bat.
n.
swervcd from her course. inferred tia,
WisfaR must Aau 5csm in Il, thereby &C
knowlcdrinp his more than Palmetto
rccklcss,,css and daring.
On touching tho wharf. the eccentric
xolnrtser sprsnu ..ho,e AUD f;cd,ny tho
gate OMEN by the flames, made his way
rnumd IN an omen nort.holc m the town
side ~ tho fort THROUGH which with tho
the aid Of a loose piece Of timber which
.hc ulamd beneath II he swung aimselt
from = nro,rnding aun into The ombrn.
snrc I{o stumbled unchallepred uoon
"'''~
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BATTLE HOUSE.

'lNlIE 'lreausi lIouse Ed"aids street >brcye.
1 port Ia, atrly occupied hy :. + Day.
having ben iiitol Up with entirely new hIni.
,nre, &c. has been rropcncd under the name of
the Battle ijolsc, hy the undersigned. who viii
end'ayor Ia give satisfaction to the travelling
public.
The HOUSE is situated IN a ,plit part Of tie
town, and particularly suited 10 The accoIu,uo-
dn'nn of ladies. The proprietor wishes to make
bus one pledge which is that the s'tictcsl
cIeanncss shall be obs rived in every depart
mcD..
\. u RATTLE.
October 20 1860 sc
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SOUTHERN PA;lfc RAILROAD.
RATES OF TRANSFORMATION
nnutA RlA1IlIlTR


DOWN FRkIGliTs,
From Marshall Depot. TO Saanson's Landing.
cotton PER bale including storage, 20 30
From scoitsviile Depot 10 Swansous Landing,
cotton per bale lincludtng storage,
handing aud forwarhsmgl 0 u
FROM Jonesv,ll~ Depot " Swanson Landing,
cotton per hale (ineluding storage, handling
and furwafiihg) o -
Prom P.rry's crossing to swanso,,'s LasAius
ectta, per bale tlnelrdins storage, handling
and fotwardiug) o 10
UP FRElGll1S.
From sTan.on'- Landing to Marshall Depot.
w keayy fTetglt, per lu pounds, trc.ndsng
storasc' handling and fqrvardlsEl o IS
rnm, So arson = Landing 10 scostsvie Depot.
storage, handling and fors.rns . "a
From swan.on's Landing 10 Jones>illc Depot.
on heavy freight. per iuo pounds lineuding
storage handling aud foswaring) o 10
From swau,"ns Lsud'nx to perrys crossing
M heavy freight, per 100 pounds. t'neud'ng
siofase handling. and forwsrding) o Is
VIZ arc now making daily trips to and
from Swanson's Landing, II which plscs VIC
have large and commodious Warehouse. Got.
ton Sheds, good and subtantial Wharf, and
every Facility Tor forwarding Cotton aud freiehts
with dispst6h
II goods are not taken away from the Depot
within thirty days, charges will be ,aa.ie 'fos
storage from the time such goods were received
1t sach Depot.
Sognods win Be deliYsFed sasil al charges
arr paid.
CHARLES y. HYNsON.
General Seteyarseax.rsk.
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IMMEDIATELY NORTH or THE CouRrHou.

|
T,HE undersigned having ~
| ] pu, chased this well known Ez4,
Livery Stable would respect.
fully inform their friends and the public. that
they are prepared 10 do A. full justice to those
who may favor them with their patronage as any
similar establishment in Texas. Their stable Is
large and comfortable, is kept in the best order.
and will be At all times supplied with the very
best proyendcr Persons who may send their
horses to this stable can rely upon having them
well fed and well attended TO-
They will keep on hand horses to hire, bug
ges, hacks, &c, and can send parties TO any
portion Of the country that they may desire to
90 TO.
In . word II well kept stable, good feeding
the best stteation, substantial vehicles, good
stock. and general desire to render satisfaction.
constitute recommendations. the proprieters Of
this stable hope to merit and receive liberal
share Of patronage All they eau say Is. try
them.
BELL. 4 HOLMES.
MARSHALL. Feb Is, 1861. p22tl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08
r.. l.. TRiCkEY.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWEleR,

(One Door Beio,r 7aylo,, Drug So,e.)
JEFFERSON, TENAs.
EEPs constantly mn assortment, of iuc
IN Watches and jevelry tor Ladies and G,n.
terSen. ,ayes Spoons, Speciacles, Sc. All
articles WARRANTED.
e1- fhreooncter, Duplex, lever and lIuri-
zonta Watches repaired and warranted -uG
March Is 1861 r2S1f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08
kINGSLANDS + FERGUSON,
PHEulx FOUNDRY
Ao11ovx1U1A1 WORKS
Marshall Steam Turning Mill.

Marshall Steam. Turning Mill.
Chair l. Furniture Mandatory.
THE undersigned having his Steam Turning
i Mil in successful operation, takes this meth
cd to notify the public that he il now prepared
with an ample supply Of the best seasoned tim
Der for the manufacture OF the various kinds OF
Furniture, and that he has procured the services
OF the best Cabinet Makers In the country. BE-.
ing thus provided he feels con6dent that he can
I'LL any orders that may be desired on the part OF
his patrons to their entire satisfaction, both as to
mechanical finish and price.
lie will keep constantly on baud supply OF
the following articles equal to the demands OF the
market. to-wit:
CHAIRS AND REDS1EADS.
WASHSiANDS AND TABLES
Of all kinds.
SAFES AND WARDROBES, etc, etc
Persons wishing to purchase Furniture, are re-
specially invlted to give him call ut his Mil
or residence, situated one block west OF the south
west division Of the public square, in the town OF
Marshall.
+ LANG.
November 3, lsJ9-u