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Auftion Sales.

Clothing, Dry Goods and Hats.
BIZ MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'clock will sell at my
Store. co ner OF King and Liberty streets.
AnlNVOlcE OF CLOTHING, juat received,
CONSISTING OF:
25 CLOTH FRrCK COATS
80 Cashmere and sat:net sacks
IS Cashmere, Velvet and Satinet Vests
200 pair Cashmere Satinet and Jean Fants
Pieces Nader Prints, Cas- .lmeres satinets, Elan
nels, Linen Damask, = dozen All Wool Shawls, Ho-
siery, Suspenders, Towels, Neck Tics, &c., &C.
ALSo
IS cases MEMS WOOL HATS (assorted)
90 dozen Farmers Shovels
On TOMORROW will sell,
60 cases BOOTS AND SHOES. December 8
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We ARE PREPARED FROM This DATE TO
offrr our usual FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
of our own selection, and manufactured by our
selves in Charleston.
AS regards quality and style. We are confident our
Goods will compare fayorably in every respect with
any House In the Southern Country, both for chea-
ness and durability. We have also large STOCK oi
Men's Furnishing Goods in Store.
To our flcnds and form er patrons, and 20 the
Trade in general We extend cordial inTiiaa; n %
c,am,nc or stock, and solicit their orders.
SATINEr PANTS. ..............S2 81 10 20 w
cOIO.ED CASHMERE PANTS 4 90 to 10 90
BLACK SATINET PANTS. ......3 90 to 30
BI.ACK CASHMERE PANTS. IS 90 to 10 90
rOY'S PANTS. TS...................20 % to %
COLOkED SATINE SACKS. s. 90 to 10 90
CoLORED CASHMERE SACKS 8 90 to 16 90
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.7 90 to % 90
CoLORED CASHMERE VESTS 90 to 6 90
OyERCOATS AND SACKS. ....S 90 to 90 90
Tho Genuine SIAR BRAND SHIRT always on
hand
LINEN COLLARS
DRAWERS OF ALL GRADES, 81 50 to s.
NERINO SHIRTS, 81 90 to 81 90.
Our terms are CASH, or city acceptance.
November % limo
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TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT
Il they have opened at their New Establishment.
No. 325 KING-STREcT, opposite Society. the finest
Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS for Gentle
mems wear which can be found in the city, embrac-
ing the Choicest BROADCL0TBS, FRENCH DOE
SKINS, VELVET AND SILK YESTINGS, &c which
will be made up to order.
They have also on hand large assortment OF
READY.MADE CLOTHING, of all descriptions,
selected with great care and oftte very latest styles,
consisting of business and Dress suis, OTereoa's,
&C., and fu, stock of Alexandre's Kid, Cashmere
and Buckskn Glovos Cravats, Shirts and other Fur
nishing Goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case, and prices
to suit the times. a. NENhE,
lFormcry Of DoRDAUN MESKE.1
d. MULLER.
Formerly OF MULLER BnoTHERs.)
October 13 tuthS 2HlOs
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DOCKET AT THE GUARDEoCsE.-Robert Wes-
ton arrested on charge OF stealing pair OF shoe;
from Mills House Yesterday during the sale.
Complaint was made against builder for not oc-
siructing the sidewalk on East Bay where he is
doinc repair thereby causing the complainant to be
struck Oh the head with brick, which fell on him
w,nle Ias ios.
March Wilson. col9rcd, was arrested for Careless
driving, and carr lying his dray on the Sidewalk.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN Fl. WIEr1NG.-At an early
hour yesterday Captain wieting. cf the North Ger
man bark Gauss die at the residence OF Mr. Men
olas Fehrenba, b. tu this city, from the effects OF
protractod fever, from which he had sunereI tor
four or five weeks. The deceased arrived here on
Sunday last. on board his vessel from Bremen, in
very PROSTATE condition. aving been laboring under
the malady which caused his death for some time at
sea with op]y such irefectual treatment as can be
had on board an ordinary sailing vessei; ouI' Al
though his physical powers had evidently received
severe sacck his numerous friends immedlaieiy
look him ashore and the best medical aid and the
most efficient nursing was secured for him. The
disease, however, had progressed too far, AMI the
most superior medical Skill assisted by great natl-
raj strength Of constitution, was found too feeble to
suspend the fiual struggle.
Captain wieting has been trading to this port Tor
n ar thirty years. and while hia popularity was un-
bounded among our German fellow-cit zsns, VINO.
perhaps without exception, looked upon him with
the highest regard, no was held in much esteem by
all in our community vino had tn. satisfaction OF
knowing him.
CAPTAIN Wieiug was PrussiaR, having been born
at vagasack, near Bremen, and was about dity-hve
years of age when he died He had followed the sen
for forty years. and his Career US shipmaster had
been long and succe 'sfu The first vessel which he
commanded was the brig John Friedrich, from Bre'
men; the next was the Copernicus, and the last the
Gauss which was built in Bremen expressly for him.
While in command of the Copernicus he sailed fire.
euensly to the East Indies and in the course OF his
long life on the ocean. he visited many parts OF the
world. With part of his hard earned money ne
built fine house in his native Town OF Vagasack'
Captain Wietng leaves wife and eight children at
-Geeste mande, in Germany, to whom the mcurnfui
news viii soon be conveyed telegram announcing
his death 6asing been sent yesterday by cable, to
the owners Of the, Gauss. in Bremen.
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CLIFFORD a. MATHEWES,

ccal Estate Agents, No. sc Broad--:reot'
PHOSPHATE LANDS Of q superior quality, ON
deep water navigation and healthy looaaon' a' 'n'
year. o,, -, .~r.rtoNc o,d FARMS in
all parts OF the State ,..,,,
CITY PROPERTY of every descr1phfn' e,os
November
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS.

VITE ARE NOW OFFERING ANOTHER LOT OF
w desirable styles and colors of single width
MINED POPLINS at 35 cents per yard. We also IN
wife attention 10 our selections of Choice Finer Dress
Go; ds in IRISH POPLINS. FRENCH MERISOS.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS. &C., &c. j. r. READ co.
November 10 thstu1mo
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Drp GOODS, Gtf.
KID GLOVES.

TTAIRIr SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. A L L
IL sizes. 10 Black, White. Light and Drab Coors.
Also, the Long Double Button KID GLOVES, for
evening wear Just received per last steamer by
JR. READ l. CO.,
AGENTS for Harris Seamless Kid Gloves.
November 10 thstu1mo'
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WALKER. EVANS & COGSWELL.
December > D
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The public are respectfully invited to make use O
the Room
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-14

DHuYvETTRR's CoLLECT1oN. There ID now
on exhibition In the Eastern Galleries Of the
Academy of Fine Arts valuable collection of
original oil paintings by European artists Of
celeDrlty, which will be sold by b. Scott Jr., on
the evenings of Thursday and Friday next
The pictures are offered for sale bv Mr. 4.
dduyvetter, who is well known as a collector
OF taste and experience, and every work is
guaranteed as original. The following are some
OF the well-known artists represented in the
exhibition:-Louis Van Kuyck, Portfolio, III,
Ten Kate, Theodore Gerard. David De Noter
l. j. M. Damschroder, E. Kamerer, j. IL. B.
KeokkoeB, Lens, Henriette Romer, Daurlac. J.
Ruyten, e. Verboeckhoven, Schmidt, Count A.
De Byland' Boogaerd, G. Verlat, G. M. Webb
David Col, e. Bosch, f. Musln, f. Lot, L.
Lampe, ii. Sondermann, f. Krusemier Her.
Hog' w. Verchuur, Charles Leickert, Jacobs,
V. Janssens, II. savry. and others The pic
lures will be on free exhibition until the even
ings of sale.
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AND No. 600 BROADWAY, NEW

TABLE TALK WITH VICTIM INDIaEsrIoN.-
Reader: we Will suppose you q martyr to dys
pepsIs II you are not SO much the better for you
II you are, perhaps you may profit by this para
graph. You have Just flushed yOurldnnsr, we viii
say and feel as you had swallowed lead ins tead OF
wholes ONE food. You have a sensation of ughtness
round the upper part OF the diaphragm. as If some
of the constructor tribe held you in Its embrace
and had k1otted its coils the pit Of your stomach
You feel supremtly miserable; and such ia penalty
which your complaint exscts after every meat. What
do you desire? Ease, of course. An exemption from
the Incubus that rohs you OF Rll enjoyment during
the dRyI and distuTbs your rest at night Take then
this piece OF information You suffer needLesSIy
HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs Will as certainly
cure all your :agonizing symptoms as the day on
which you read this artlc will be succeeded by
other. Perhaps you ncredulous; bat If you have
the testimony Of the eminent citizens in every
walk OF life who have tested The preparation. and
submitted the results OF their perencs the public
through the press, you ought at least TO have suf-
cient faith to make trial OF IL in your 1t
is q pure vegetable tonic and alternative, the only
medicine the lVOrld entirely adapted 10 your
plant If you are 10 the habit of taking alcoholic
excitant as palliative, abandon 1t, and try this
WHOLESOME MEDICAEDr sTIMULANT. If 1t does
you no good, say but you will not do that, tor
Il has never yet failed In single instance. TO cure
dyspepsia, bilIousness, and their various concomI
tanta,
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HACKING COUGH is one OF the most distressing
well as dangerous forms of cough one can be
affi icted with us continuous action fatigues and
lrriIa lungs, and thus engenders consumption
Upham's Fresh Meat Cure will cure the cough
soothe The irIitated bronchia, and give tone and
vigor TO the iunIs and whole system
A single bottle will convince any OF its purity
Sold one dollar per bottle
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDES,
No. 6O2 Arch street.
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DIED.

HARRAR.-On the 18th instant, Nh JohN hAlV
RA Il, in the 10th year Of his age .,,. H.
The relatives and friendf, also the Laf1s e i1oa
company are Tespeo fully invited 20 sttend Il Ience
raj from his mothers residence No. Sjy L4N. "Si AZ
HoTmeLly Apple) street, on Wednesday siterg6ol. ="
terry, N'1'0
.HUhLaFell asleep In Jesus, on the nth instant =
Mra M ARGARET, relct OF the late John Hui Sr
The relatives and friends and those OF the family
also the members OF the Broad Street NJ. E Church
are respectfully invited attend her funeral from
heI late residence baltimore street north of Fede.
raj ard between Fifteenth aud Sixteenth strpetsl IN
without further notice.
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LUNG COMPLAINTS. BRONCHITIS, Asst HMA, Erc'
are speedily relieved and, If taken in time, perma-
find in it, Also acertain remedy for Coughs Colds
Sold everywhere,
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MARRIED.

fszAnr "AYS-De9emb.r l, by Rev. Robert
AnSIews Al IN, house Of Mrs Carson No. Sys y
Thirteenth street. MIss @r MHs MwdttFAd jfE
H4Ys ~ SsysSp oi a late Coonei ~ Hays OF Bur
hDgton, N. J.
sHUPTRINE-f,ooo oER.-In Houston, baoembsr
q 1893 bv REV y r. "a ttchiDson, ID. D.. Mr. LA "
RENEE f. Sa UPTRfNk to Miss SUSIE COOPER,
late of PHILADELPHIA
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ELEGANT AND USEFUL CARTrMAs PREsEyTs -
Messrs. Mead & Robbins. late John o. Mead & son,
at the northeast corner of Ninth and ChesEut have
the largest stock of Silver Plated Ware embracing
all the new styles novelties, to be found in this
country. The stock OF goods 10 be found here is q
credit 10 PHILADELPHIA, and citizens should show
their appreciation OF this enterprsing firm by pur
chasing largely from their welstocked casas ana
shelves and at the same time enable them tn m
the N ost elegant, useful, and lasting Holiday Pre-
sens, whlch cannotbe tounu In the purchase of m an
other KIND OF goods, We have only space to mention
few Of the articles on sale. To learn the extent
beauty ana 1a:.lsty Of goods call and personal In
specton is necessary,
TeaEets cake kets castors ice pitchers walters
celery stands fruit olshes cake knives, hsh knives
crumb scrApers kettles, bouquet holders ice bowls
goDlets, napkin rings and cups, pearl, Ivory eGG
ruober cutlery IN great variety, and supplied In
quantities required. The goods sold here are
manufs red in their establishment, and plated
ON hard metal silver, soldered. Nothing is sold by
Them but tuch ware the public rely upon being
what they are represented to be.
GOODS FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-Whatever is neat
pretty fashions In the way of ladies' and gents
furnishing goods can always be found at either OF
the stores of the Woelpper Brothers. Visit the
principal store, No. q N. Eighth street, and you
encounter throngs OF buyers. Visit the branch
store No. 245 N. Ninth street, and In place
equally crowded In both stores piles, rows and
boxes of fRurcs meet your eyes. DO you want hose?
Here IL is TO be nau' Do you want necKLlsS? Here
they are In colors demure brilliant. None leave
the establishment OF the Messrs Woelpper dssatIs.
fed. False representations need not be feared
any notion entertained that slow purchasers will be
treated upgallantly Go to either of the places
singular indeed must be your taste you do not lind
something TO your fancy.
THE useful always most desirable. The prepars-
tiops made by Rische at No. 20 North Eighth street,
Tor the holiday season, appreciated by
who contemplates making preAents. He has got a
his fine sock kd-lined gloves ties. scarfj,
penders linen canbrc handkerchiefs and muiHers;
aso good assortment OF portemonnales. cigar cases.
hair brushes, combs, and thousand other articles,
useful and ornamental Call at No. 20 North Eighth
street If you want any kind of goods cheap.
TENDER HEARTED RAILWAY ENeINEER says
he never rurs over If he can help IT. 1t muses.
up the engin so
CHARLES STOKES & Co.
ney er allow q garment to ave their
FIRsTCLAss CUSTOMER CLOTHING HOUSE
unless IL is perfect fit and entirely satisfactory to
the purchaser.
The First Pantaloop Cutter In the Union Is en-
ployed at
CHARLES STOKES & Co.'S,
NJ. SA Chestnut street.
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CIT Y 1 TIE NJ S.

WE GUARANTEE all prices lOiUer thdnthe
IolOeSt elsewhere; also, guarantee JuH
SATISFACTION 10 every purchaser, or the
sale cancelled and money refunded.
PROTECTION TO OUR PATRoNs.-To fully carry out
the above business rule at the present time,
we have
REDUCED ALL PRICEs.-Our stock Of Mems. Youths.
Boys. and Children's Ready made Clothing,
which is large, complete, and comprehensive
enough 10 embrace all desirable styles, sizes,
and kinds.
MUST ALL BE SOLD, as it was manufactured for that
especial purpose. To insure this we intend
to continue. as heretofore, to give all Gus
toners
MORE VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY than they can get
elsewhere, under any and all circumstances.
Call on us, heSr our prices, and examine our
goods before purchasing.
HaIf-iOGy bet,oeen ! BENNETT a. Cos,
Fun and ToWER HAITI
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PUBLIC sALE-VAluable Mil and Farm Properly.
4b< acres, Twenty fourth Ward, Philadelphia near
Haddipgtop.
See NJ Thomas q Sons Catalogue for Tuesday
next or apply to j. g. RHoADs No. 4l0 Locust street
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JEW wELRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine EVERY and silverware IA the city
Purchasers rely upon Oh aiming real, pure arti
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled
He also has q large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit to
his store is sure 70 result IN pleasure and profit.
COAL, COAL COAL for the million. Now is the time
to lay in your winters store Of fuel. Old King Frost
is drawing pictures the windows. and the moi.t
snow is wetting your feet Build bright fires aud bid
the cold defiance. But to build the fires you must
have good cOal-snd where sh Ould you purchase 1t II
not at the celebrated Alters, No. 97 North Ninth
street (ofice Sixth and Spring Garden stree'sl. He
has IL in abundance. .too-notwithstandng the recent
strike In the coal regi Jns and Is ready fur nish
customers with all sizes and kinds at the very lowest
prices,
AHuMoRous APoTHEcARY IN BOSTON exposes
cake of soap in his window, with the pertinent in
scripton,
"Chtaper than dirt"
lust SO with the
Evening and Walking Coats,
Irish FreiZe Goats,
Pants and Vests,
At CHARLES STOKES q Co.'S.
In price they are cheaper than ever.
Convince yourself.
H. LIDAY GooDs.-we call the particular attention Of
all that are about making presents to The sale at
Messrs. Birch Sons Au. tion Store, NO. 1IO Chestnut
street. this evening at7Jd o'clock. They hav9 &c
sssoTtmer of fine g"ods now on exhibition that must
be sold, comprising French BroDzes Swiss Carved
woodwork, French Toys fine Perfumery, Toy
Houses, and many other goods suitable for holiday
presents,
1RENwITH's NEWS DEPOT, lately op sned on Ches.
ST. west Ofsixth, N o. 64, Is model esa llshment
Of It's kind in every respect Neatly hcted up airy
everything In perfect order It is really pleasure Ia
stop in his place. We have Just receiv' from him
"Harper's Weekly" and Monthly" tie "AtlantiC
Monthly" "COmic Monthly" etc
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he aaght 10 pardoned for quosias ~
voed4 Al saeiasd's ersal hisiosisa' sAa.
Aad ~ case Against Jsnss Gailsd, Tho
ese = liberty would have sruuhlsd.
- seall Il b. Gid N hhapey hereafter
tAes Asossh the defeetioa Of 10 Amer.
ssaa senase the fair fabric Of American
hoerty ssaablsd iaao ApsA ~ Ne
|nans Of oss sspabiis in1od away 6sfaes
~ nasioss. u IL ~ NH. II jsa&ice,
Vt liberty and Of equality that mal>s
yosr consultation respected everywhere
y gives ~ psnp,e the right 10 make
sseir owa laws, and IL il this rirk,
yhSeh = challenged BY your rcc~n,
rresideas he elaiMs the power 10 make
- lava 70 be their dictator, il he Ia al.
ls~ed y d % L VII bs by de voice Of
~ Senass, so& by the free will Of the
Aessisea people, o. through any neg
.sct OF their representatives, IL will lie
~ ths sssass, which sct hin shove the
seeseitstiaa which he violated, aud
which he swora 10 ohev
Tie aid that perhaps Was saving too
nssh, bat he ss&sd ssnsioss 10 remcm-
esr shat he VS. speaking TO day. in be.
bali OF violated Constitution and the
rights Of free people; thst he was
speaking In the mans Of half million
OF braves who slept in death 10 DAY, who
had died that the nation might live. Il
on'y rsaeaiaeA for him 70 thank the
ssnate Tor their attention. and to de.
nand 10 the name Of tho House, Of rep
resensativss, and Of free people, the
conviction OF this accused Presiden,
who stands guilty before God and man
Of high crimes and misdemeanors II
wnich b seands inpesehed. Applause
fckowed. chase cs,iered the galleries
cleared. Motion to adjourn 10 Saturday
lost 20 70 %. Doors were then closed
kesolstion to adAit oficial reporters
Lost Summers resolutions we're dis.
cusscd 10 adjournment
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Counterfeit ono dollar greenbacks,
Of tho Photographic school are being
circulated. The note il shorter And
narrower than the genuins, and has
. sasr-sd sad pale appearance The
green lax used on the back is very
light, and easily detected from the
ink used on tho genuine note We
understand that there is a large
amount Of these spurious bills circu-
lating. Look out for them.
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For Ono Year. SO 90
Six Months, rs
Clubs OF Zen or more, Per i,Ililln, ci'cl, OF
THESE Galveston onston
rank with the leading papers cities
No make them leading journals nnd
n woyihy patronage,
andidly
with freedom and dignity In addition
Of talent aud information adding interest their columns
Each has hundred and exchanges embracing leading
journals Of the United States
With these advantages and with experience they hope
the full measure Of public expectation
fever there time the history the country when the people needed
counsel the advice of their able and period
tho present This the soa to DO found and to be found alone in the
All closed sole medium which
tho public mind can be reached
The price papers placed every DESTROYS
scrbing a afford TO take them
political affairs condition that desire all
the rmato can be obtained
These will be besides
Scientific Researches Agriculture the
Markets will rendering welcome
family circle
The editors alternate each conducting respectively these journals
The novelty publishing large aud
calculated attract The proprietor
this and he had inception Of the
willing and
the him nghbor
other and TIKI, obtain the pernsal Of both
Clubs
and consequently interesting The editors determined
= them worthy Of patronage
September 81 1867
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Steam Saw Mill,

TWO Ntiks AND nAif
Southwest of Marshall.
THE undersigned would inform his
| friends md the public, that his
Steam Saw Mil is now in successful
operation, and lac is prepared to furnish
any amount Of lumber, Of the very best
quality, nnd ns low as can be purchased
at any Mil in the country, Bills will
filed at the shortest notice
a. times are hard, no will do general
bsrtering business, and will take in cx-
change, a, the market price, corn, fod.
der, hides, oats chickens, eggs, butter,
or almost anything
Here il n chance 10 buy lumber cheap,
on easy terms, aud warranted 10 be Of
the beat quality -
II. JOYCE.
April I, 6s n33-a
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A BsaaIo dispatch ~, Weston
hss walked ono hundred and three
n'lss 10 tvssty.thres hours ard eight
minutes.
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New Advertisements.
DuY THE BEST BEEF.
Stall No. lOin the Market.

THE undersigned have on hand a lot
j Of choice, "a, heevcs, and will con
,inuc to keep IL. very best that can be
purchased If good beef and careful
attention 10 business will constitute
proper recommendation, they may, with
confidence, invite custom
They respectfully solicit, a share Of
patronage.
Be certain to call at No 10 in the
market, where customers will always
find excellent beef
HILL a WILCOX
Marshall, May o. 6s n4o-tf
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j. A. BRAD FEEL ID i,
(North Side Public square,)
MARSHALL, TEXAS,
HAS on hand complete stock Of
ii staple and fancy GROCERIES,
which he is selling CHEAP for oAsm.
April IS, 6s n3s-f
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New Oslssas. Nay 5.-Ccstoa qxis
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Reference Cod H. ", johnson,
President Of Home Insurance. Company
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