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New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEr0K's OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. D. C., June IL, 1903
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60 Solbum it mag Cmtttru.

A CHECK DRAWN BY w. H. FOSTER
IA Central National Bank Of NewYork dated June 5 1863
for four thousand dollars parable TO aud Endorsed H the subscriber was
this stolen payment Of the has been stopped
Boston. June 10. 1863 SETH L. sPRAGUE
A LADY wishes the LOAN of $400 for 90
IN days Chate given For information inquire of or ad
dres,M MrsL LEWIS, No
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

ROBERT SONERytLLE, Auconeer, NO ~ NassAusL ,-z,
IN BANKRUPTCY-TH BAILEY MANU-
Il FEATURING COMPANY-R0BBRT SOMBRVlLLb VIII SELL az
suction FRIDAY June 49, 1862 at his soom the large ana Ee
STOCK the Companv consisting Of hrtquay SFr fa
Ware Dinner aud Tea SETS Casters Waier Fra Dishes bpe
Spoons Forks Trays lee Pitchers Splendid PateGass
Side aud Counter Show Cases large Marvin Safe for Jewe DESKS
oce Furniture &C. also two Lahes 10 elegant Plated s6o" Gases
Sale o commence a i0I o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
Gitp $lropcrtu 60 ytt.
Country 9rOptrtg 90 Ytt.

Country qrOptrtg 90 gtt
A COTTAGE TO LET-Seven rooms 3 or
IA 6pe shade good u Eve minutes from HorOton Depot
Eewayen Railroad $3.50 $50 Apply at 81 East Eighteenth 81
ITO LET-Furnished very elegant COUN-
TRY SEAT located on Long Island Sound near Milford Conn
y hours ride from EesYok large grounds and outbudngS
MORGAN. No. Pinest Q,53DF
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT at BATH, l.. i.
h A. J. BLRECKER. SON & Co., 49,.
w ssu AZ aueou on FRIDAY June lB 3 al IL eeoct al The
Exchange SalesrDOm 80 a., 49,, A.
449I2A piatrA front and II rooms nuneiou'
Kitchen with range dumb coal 6c hiuhfd S'hn
feet Of lie beach and osi desirable sea bathing he
house guGce ves Of the Lover Bsv Fort amla9 eIes
Island k urrouuded old shade The goubds not
Two acre. with Of i25 fre ssuJ laid OUT and con
B about the bes. descriptions grapes enrah goose
berries strawberries asparagus kc % abundance hlna Ga
Bath Hotel
within nile Of Port Hamilton steamboat doek within hv minutes
ak Of the bousa steamboat expected 10 run regular r 70
haukd east BY MI Barney MhAmst
eouutry and the vest by Mr. Carl L. ReoknigrFs
Also oppoe property on the north side Ffsnfn
ave about land 25 feet front ard rear WITH nnme OF
choice fruit and good barn 2Lir hAvag room Tor ou horses
three carriages, aud ample bay Ion
The location > unsurpassed for health
nt No keg-iOrk
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
QroposaIs.


PROPOSALS for the SALE of PROPERTY
1 At the TREASURY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Proposals will be
Tsf'sd S = o 1 Iaa % p To- The General Superintendent Treas
1 bs ,ss s PAPER ape %anS 5al oSS Selve Worcester.
nsh Fourner machine all necessary fixtures
3p,tslt shelton boxes
fr and sscoud press roll. made Ofbrass sir t6 DRYERS
calendar rolls With three ( winde with size box attached
oy ard al Necessary sfsnng aud hangers complete with belt
p,gsl eSepiaT with a,s C rolls betting all necessary
2bsas epgue. I2reh knives C washers each and all
IeeeNsiry shshng aud betting complete. -, - -, ,,,
5hdrsue for pressing paper "'h pump hnd PP0s
..la che ehs,s ~ rit6 paeys sud .huniug complete.
2lsrge bleach tubs, aud four (i) dranerh
5Goab!e acting pump, with 90 feet galvanized pipe.
large rotary bleach Of Iron.
scam epgfre ard boiler thirty (JO) horse power
steam engine aud boiler 6seu (9 horse power "wOOdrpa
Did, vii separately for paper machines. steam engines with
& nm be- tor alt or auy portion following nrss
ergle portable boiler (5ShOr's pONer all necessary
ga sEeG asG boiler hOrse pOve connections PPos
Is hydraulic pumps frames connections supply boxes and Ps' at
Upright walking beam engines ~ hydraulic pumps to zach,
ra, a, sssae "'is1,.ny s9l Gf 6gei ti5'Ge iS5 GSfc
lhylrluic rAm, valves, aud connections
Bljiau.j bfvssa
! Root tfs.fe and boiler pO) horse -, ,.n.,
l@ 5@s 5ao 'I %SS1GT, 20 sST:f '7d upright boiler
steam :s@ s 'a;a ;aS s5,i'; 5ai ,S1 e. 5i5'f G:;'' '''
caue ling machine.
muciage machine
] Numbering maehue.
snail band wheel
Diguer press
/ Little Giant" engine and boiler. thirty 10Y horse
2euytope machines and cutter belonging 10 same.
paper mills, complete.
3 Bogauls INK mills
Cast iron plates, large quantity.
6 large Gordon presses
6 small Gordon presses
csucrug machine.
% Old bydr0sa3 press tops about 3,iOO pounds each
10 pres columns wrought ron) COO pounds each.
Quantity Of old Castiron pipes
Quantity Of scrap iron
J - casks rJsIn.
10 casks alum
II tcrce and our barrels glue.
Quantity Of soda ash
COO pounds Of broute.
Bids received at the pe for waste paper belonging
Department for yeerdrom July 1907 together
with a quantity on band. - -,
Ihe raper selected into different kinds, white and
with quantity Of dried pulp hand for which
bids be- received separately and the contract awarded to the highest
bidder, taken whole.
Tie Department the right reject all portion Of the
bids received
All articles to be removed Gneen us days aher the sale
GRO G. RICE, General Superintendent Treasury Buinga
Juue 10 1859.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
Sails bp Suftiur.

pOOK TRADE SAIIE RUOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL. Astorpace and Bgbhst LEAvIrT STRBBEIGH
SOLICITED LIBRARIES SOLD
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS June and 22 at o'clock
sale of 6ne PRIVATE LIBRARY cOmprnga splendid collection Of
Books mostly bindings also many choice Illustrated Works
and many which be mentioned Bohens
mona Rura cooed plates COeyets Collection Of Pictures
Coopers Novels - vols half NOR gu Pictorial History Of En-
fthe kugh school, f Brit
copy Frossarts Chronicles coored Plates vols Hun
phreys Of Printing ito Jones Grammar OF Ornament 4o Lanes
Arabian Nights vols splendid copy Pennsyvana Charter folio
EIankn imnn &C. Sc Caialngnes eadY B0oks 0n eH1Don
The New York herald., 1869-02-27
HgslcAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

Nine. Rosc-Bell. who was to have taken benefs
last evening at the Theatre Francais was prevented
from appearing In consequence OF q sudden severe
indsposition. The intended benefit has, therefore,
for the present been postponed.
Mrs. George c. Howard edited tie spinsters OF
Worcester last night with her lmpersonation or Zoe
In the "Octoroon."
The 'fobster backed" trcops, now doing garrison
duty in Montreal, viii tickle the appreclative and
loyal Kanucks on Monday evening by numbering
"Richard the Third.n
Black Tom goes 1t "blnd- on the keys Of the piano.
forte In Washington next week. More individuals
about that time.
Mrs. D. r. Bowers appears in her new drama Of
''snare" for the Chicagoans on Monday evening.
Mrs. r. w. Lander personated Charlotte Corday
last night for the good people OF St. Louis. Her en-
gagement closes in that city this evening.
"Home," the latest London comedy, has found a
home at the Boston Museum. "Sver Spoonr-not
tho Generals, but belonging to another buter-is,
upon the bills at the same house.
This Ia tho last night OF Fisk's opcra bo,t1s in
Boston. The entire troupe VIII desert the Hub to-
morrow and open in Philadelphia on Monday.
Mario has been severely Indisposed In ST. Peters,
burg ana has completely lost his voice.
springfield, Ohio, rejoices IN new opera house Of
some pretensons valued at si0l,0O).
..Ihe Bohemian Girlr was done in English Inst
night by the kchlngs In Hartford. on Monday
evening next the sBohemian' boys OF the Hub vii,
be favored with an Introduction TO the same .Girv
by the same troupe.
The "Genune faps,n 'sPocahon,as- Enrlsh opsrn
b0i,De by the Cations and Irish drama by the VIII
liamses are the attractions tonight IN the Quaker
City.
Female performers are now admitted TO the orchess
ira OF the FANTASIES Parlsiennes III Paris
The Sangalis In pink tights, a circus troupe in
sp1ngles ana owe Logan In long skirts are the sem
sations In smoky PttsDlrg.
The cdacan wass Introduced In Memphis for the
nrst time on Tuesday evening last az the Cayetics
theatre. It met wtRa cordial reception.
Manager Selwyn sti Keeps "schoolv at his theatre
In Boston.
The worrell Sisters close their engagement in Chi
cago this evening. The sisters are exceedingly popu
lar thi onghout the West.
Laura Keene, supported by New York company
Mvors the Wasbln2tonlans with her new drama OF
"Huntcd Down" on Monday evening" Miss Kecne
played an engagement In the same city about four
years ago. when somebody was .nunted down. iD
earnest
"Ihe Lancashire Lassn IN drawing larger audi
ences In Cincinnati than IA Shakespeare, Interpreted
with all the grace and talent OF Mrs. ScOtt.Sidlons
James Roblnson's circus Is IN Columbia, s. q.
One oil the several HanlOn Brothers combinations
ls In Charleston, and Grau's German Opera Troupe
city.
There are dark portents In the theatrical sky.
and the vautirg ambition ofncnpnhle managers have
brought several Of our most famous dramatic tenn
pies 70 the verge OF closed DOORS There are twenty
two shows IN the city and suburbs aud this note win
probably provoke twenty-five cards from twenty-five
ungrammatical and fncensed slOwlnen,
The New York herald., 1869-02-27
SERIOUS ACCIDENT on III; NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD.
rrrom Tho A,hanv a ron. r.n 90,

lFrom the Albany Argus, Feb c6l
The locomotive, tender, express and baggage cars
and one OF Pullmans sleeping cars, IN the express
train on the Niagara Falls Railroad which was due
In Buffalo late In the forenoon was thrown from the
consequence OF broken rail. The express and bag.
gage cars rolled into the ditch, and the sleeping cur
was thrown across the track. The locomotive tender
also left the rails. The express messengers Frank
sNan aud William Hazel, Jr, were injured severely
% sne nIst named In the knee and Hazel on his head
anu Dack. Tne express safes fell on them when the
Sen Sar went over. The baggagemen, Peter Fox, Lyman
Solsen, brakeman and Mr.. bradbury, freight con-
uuctor, WHO were In the baggage car, were Injured
nut not SERIOUSLY wrecking car was taken TO the
500 ana an extra train sent for the passeurers none
" whom. most fortunately. were injured.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

DiGuroN RocE,--The inscription upon this some
what famous rock, which, by the way, "a situated 10
thc town OF Berklcy, anu not In Dlghton, is slowly
lace during the winter. The solution OF thus slng-
iqr inscription has given rise to much speculative
challenged the attention OF many scholars learned
IN ANTIQUARIAN lore. Mr.. Harris, the learned oriental
ISL, Thought he found the Hebrew word meek (kingl
IN the inscription. Colonel vallancy considered lt
oI Scythlan origin. rhe Rhode Island Historical
society caused carefully prepared dra wing OF the
lessor Rain, the eminent Runic scholar, and his
learned associate, Professor Finn Magnusson. A
part OF the inscription they declared to he IN tho
kinic character and to road. sun thus sD0t landed
Thorienn Win l3i men, Various drawings have
been made OF the rock and IT, inscription, from that
OF Cotton Matner to the present day, all vi them DIFF
iorink In essential particulars but last summer sue
cessiul attempt was ula,ie ~ pnvt0gfapn the rock
win large plate, az well as slereUscUpic size, and
the inscription may now be critically studied bY the
nntiGuarlan.-7 Taunton Lkaasj Gaxttte.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27
TIVE LATE MURDER At HAysRuILL. MASS.
Tho Prisoner, Aa,r,,,.. -,

lfrom the Hsverhl (Nass.) Publisher Feb. 2,.l
Tuesday, Daley, Barrett and Murphey were arraigncd
Tor tfial, when their counsel moved their discharge
on the ground that the evidence was not suffcient
TO The defendants being admitted TO bal on Their
own recognlzance IN $4,000 each, TO appear on the
Judgment Is rendered. Upon the lndIctment ~, 1or
burglary and larceny Of money from the bank at The
time OF the murder the defendants were each heid
IN 900 for trial at the May term Of the court TO bc
held In EeWburyport
The New York herald., 1869-02-27
TREASURY Drparrrrxr
oFrIcE or INTERNAL REvENuE. /!

VFFItE KEVENCE,Y
WASHINGTON, Feb. "A, 1869.
In reply 10 your letter Of the 18th instant have to
say that do not shink 1t the intention OF Con-
gess 10 pronlbt the sale at retail OF snu from bla
ders and jars, stamped as provided In the law and
THIS oce Will oppose no objections 10 dealers SO re-
failing snun. 4. A. ROLLINS. Commissioner.
ID
The New York herald., 1869-02-27
SNUFF m slADpsas AND isas.
To THH EDIT

NEW YORK, Feb. &C. 1862
To Tux EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Certain assessors Of internal revenue having for
bidden the resale OF snun from stamped jars and
badders under the new Tax law, ana the Commis-
sioner being written to upon the subject replies as
follows:-
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

MINING ON THE PACIFIC CoAsr.-A San Franc,aco
paper gives an elaborate review OF the mining onc
rations on the Pacific Coast during the year isas.
Mining for the precious Is carried on actively in
nineteen counties OF California In which about 5000
quartz mills, valued at $1,000, 900, are employed
Ten million dollars are invested In water trenches
Nevada has 165 quartz mills; oregon, 2l Idaho AZ:
Montana, COL. In the Territories OF New Mexico
Arizona, Utah and Washington, although large de.
poslts OF the precious ores are known TO exist min
Ing operations are not conducted on any consider.
aBe scale. The general yield In the year 1868 Ia the
LARGEST in the history Of mining In the United States
one Of the being the Introduction OF improved
and much cheaper methods OF eliminating the pre-
cIous metals from their native The total Yield
for tho year is set down At about ses,ooo.ooo.
SALE Nop A REVOLUTIONARY RELrC.-The old
washin0ton Headquarters Mansion, al Rocky Hl
has been purchased by MIR. ID. II. Mount The house
Ia large one not pretepti0us even no far as some Of
the houses oil provincial times but plain homey and
substantial, a. the people Of those times were. II is
situated on o lnl commanding view Of the sur
rounding country, with ts handsome farm houses
and broad, wetiIled acrss. Up 70 17T6 civilization
with its destructive as well a. creative influences,
had not yet attained full sway The now beautiful
village Of Rocky hlii was composed Of but two or
three houses During the closug scenes Of the Revo
luton, while the Continental Congress was sitting in
Princeton, General Washington pade Rockingham
his headquarters for tho entire Winter. r.-ISescdrk
IN ~ AQterttser feb. 70,
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

ma /dulent SO far as the name was concerned; no
/ch man ever shipped any such scods.
Adjourned till March 2, at ten O'Clock.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
MISS @SIpBI
ABiaFrEi0e;l Cordial.

O. eb0a, Qae Vi lhe most latsl diaor.
tra A1Wsu H .4H fsiiey 90 thf Alluisiip
% e.i Throughout Iao arsl, d lmaediaio.
rs t.r Bel lIl apl} aud miiraily cured
uf Walit4uD f'rsump.
uH -tn io SER f,ff
Y r n1'un fafaifbft m 4i
NIs uDuf common lnit
..H l. 90 osat nHd aaunu,Ht.
HH aH1i aad ab aN8abyt and is
tlet lt m ehnah tIe alsei.aggtr. saoth
tH" itr'atnn % iAe mtiubfsnc ~hCh lines
tit h9wss, qul, iho whole system, and
Hffalaa O. feulily change " action 10
te Htuipt tfl sccfetisc organs. Tia
'i H .t lAevr IA Jirot and 10
aaluinfy, regulating tho
nt ~ that important or
Hh H.aag the formation 81
il i heslug iunuepee o,
isfrhoea Cordial IA al
aH HIf bit. aud within a
1851 .t .I.. Ha ia the suf from
iHu. .rirfa m0sbu-, dyen
nrY 0rm. evu ~ tb,- fto.aaeh Of In
teat b va oay merely con
eatefeeat l.i wsN Iaere "a nothing
acid or ahrttr la ihs ensdml. 1t acts
upon Us n.s1al Hrmrta with which II
CONES le g0aiaot ik 100 emslieui
Il y rncrbci hy The bret western
physicia Arir lragilee, and 10 used
as sisHiiag rfmrdy 10 the Memphis
a~pii- lh0 d,mand iaf Il Oh .ed mp
on satisfactory eNgHrIflsrl continually 10.
.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

k.s,rrsLps HuxoASsAH BALsAx OF
S-Among tho thousand and one
,lies put forth and exsolled for their
(;ssA virases in caring affections Of
/ Iunss, The Hungarian Balsam Of
! .unds pss-sainsnt ~ the safest
me best This medicine WAS used
p.ively in England for a long time,
I 10 private practice and in Hospi-
| for Consumption, who're II met with
bsndsd success, prsvious to IL in
csoa into sAis country, since which
4 |, hss lcsl AOas Of il former pow.
. sljssisting ell affections Of the
q, s.siag = II BY nagio oil ordi-
/ Coughs and Cohs, and IL the USE
| !. persisted in wiU eertsisiv cure
b.srt Consumption. Mansfield h
go, Memphis, lena, Sole Proprie-
For sale by Lancaster h Gsrrets,
Mail, Toxaa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

y drafts which searching cold
! upon The vital powers Of tho de-
sed and delicate are not loss severe
[ the drain upon their strength caus.
excessive heat The vast despair
ketween the temperature Of over.
n rooms and oi3ces, At this season.
b. frigidisy Of the outer air, is a
III source Of sickness To Grtif,
pdy against the evil consequences
sudden alterations Of beat IN
deferred to. the vital organization
h DO strengthened and endowed
l.tra resultant power by the use OF
bclesome invigorsnt and, Of all
rmtions for this purpose, whether
ICED in the regular phArmacopeia
ertissd in the public journals, }
10 no~s shss will compare in puri.
sxesllesss with Hostsstcr's Stom-
it.srp. Acting directly upon the
which converts the food into the
life, the preparation imparts to
me and vigor which 10 communities
every fibre Of tho frame. The
I've fasstioa bsiag accelerated BY
ic operation, The liver regslsssd
, snsi-bilioss properties, and the
natter Of ths systsn carried %
ually by il mild apsrisnt &C lion,
hole organisation viii necessarily
the best possible condition TO meet
Docks Of winter and the sudden
es Of teupsraturs. The weak and
lie, especially, cannot encounter
visissisades with safety, rnless
tender systems are strengthened
raced by artificial means. Every
sold ~ a stapls Of trade 10 adul-
VI, and, were il otherwise, mere al
is simply n temporary excitant,
when its first effects have subsi.
caves tho physical powers land the
nswcil, in worse condition than
\. Hostctters Bitters, on the other
contain the essential properties
J most valuable tonic ald altcra-
pots, barks and herbs, and their
principal is the mellowest, least
ing, and most inocuous of all difiu.
iimulants.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
PRIVATE BOARD!
At
MRS. NJ. r. TALLEN's,

2io Magaxine 81, Cor. 81 Joseph s.,
NEW ORLEANS
COLLECTING continuance OF Texas
y favors, ! announce to friends who
honor mo with their patronage, that
shall be prepared, the coming season to
make their stay comfortable and
pleasant
Board cheap by the day, week or
month
September | 1, '6s. nett
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

r,.yr's ORpxh No. lit now
'..r from the investigation and
II,n,,ions Of that order, expclling
J.vs as . class from Grants de.
u,.t that BAnton was the real
'hor Of Il. The reason, says the
lite, Why Gen. Grant did not
M The natter y, that he did no,
A 70 blame bis former superior.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Removal.

y. VAN HOOK haa removed to
lst corner Of the same block in
his old shop WAS located, in the
known N the Key building,
he will DO pleased to SEQ his
}, asd b more than pleased to
psc who owe him small sums Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
TO THE LADIES'.

AIRS BUELL. has just resolved
vi some of the very latest styles in
Hats, &c, and is looking for another
large supply, which she is determined
to dispose Of ut very reduced prices.
Ladies' will do well to call and see for
thelnselye. before purchasing elsewhere
Marshall, Sep. 20, 'os, n9-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
FOUND.

Is tho city Of Marshall, four upper
i from, teeth, lined with gold haekings,
mounted on Rubber plate
The owner can get them by calling
at the DENTAL. OFFICE of j II.
johnson, and paying for this advertise
ment
JANUARY I, 1869 n23~u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
PHILIP WERLEIN.
M. so Baa0nuc sf..
NEW ORLEANS, LA,

NEW ORLEANS, LA,
yEYpgLESAlE and Kchil Southern
W Agent OF the celebrated Pianos
manufactured BY Marshall d Aliimuer,
nunhum a sons. and \ L. Hail, the
cheapest and best Pianos eycr before
o4crcd Ia tlc Southern market, also
wholo and netai Southern Agent
e.. tho aylehntod orana end melodoons
manufactured by Carhart g. Neodham,
tho most porleet reed .nstfumonta ever
made, MISC southern Agent Of N0osey *
Caa London cheap aud Standard music
publications the cheapest aud best music
over offered a lao world
Wholola!o and Ag.Ga Dealer Ia
Music. Instruction Books, NnliHd,
Guitars. Brass Instruments italian
Siriugs. a.. 4 he fact everything
pertaining ~ tho music
trade irico lists.
illustrated Catalogues,
e1 sent By mail ON ap-
plicatiun Music mailed post
paid on receipt Of the marked price
In renewing my advertisement Tor
another year, take this opportunity OF
thinking those who have during tho
past year favored me with their conf
doncc and orders, aud with my ncroot
ed facilities and advantages, hope still
so be the favored recipient Of orders ipr
goods in my line, AMI IN return would
say that al favors will he appreciated,
and that | will guarantee satisfaction IN
every invoice to buyers
Very Respectfully,
PHILIP WEKLlIN,
No. ~ Baronne It Now Orleans.
Nov. 20, 1868. nl1-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

{ :. .ncsc CYAN
or
PEA LIlN'S CEMENT.
I'VE BODY should have bottle
II ilju reasons why Because with
this esment you can ellcoiaally join to-
gether equally well Wood, Glass, Ivory,
Leather. China, Marble, or Rubber.
Wood when united by this cement,
cannot be again separated in the same
plncc, but will sooner break elsewhere
1t j. ~ "tsH
Fire and Water Proof,
will stand any temperature Bclng n
liI nid, il is always ready fer use Being
eolorless, IL is the best article in uso for
mcnding G!nss, Crockery, Noershaum
Pipes, Sc Il is the most adhesive OF
any cement ever offered 10 tie public,
therefore more desirable than amy other
cement 81 ehie For sale at
stRudGS'5 BOOKS STORE.
Marshall, Dec ., IS. n22-f
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HIDES, WOOL, PEl1RIeS
SAM GuNDIFF,

RAILROAD DEPOT,
MARSHALL, TEXAS
HAVING rented largcxni commo-
III dious Warehouse at sailroad
Depot, Marshall, Texas, 1r\ purpose
of doing an exclusive busine-sN Hides,
Wool and Pclries. ! will always DO
prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE
in CASH for these articles
Aug Is, '6s. no-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
Steam saw Mill,


1850 NttKs 4NU A nuF
South-Wcst Of Marshall.
4 iiN undersigned sgulA iaiorm his
friends and che public. dat hi-
-'esln saw NH 81 now in sueesssful
elas,un and be is prepared % furnish
soy amount Of lumber, II the very beet
quai.ty, ard ~ los as can be purchased
ai aay Mil Ia the country l;ili. will
hllet "a the shortest notice
A. times are hard he viii DO general
harigfiag business, and will take in ex.
change % tho marks. price, corn, fod
ier, IHlcs aais chickens, eggs, butter,
ar almmi HGgihlng
Hu.a sa Glance IN buy lumber cheap,
on o. 4ad warranted 10 h 81
the li quality
II. JOYCE.
Affll n21-N
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Nv Advertisements.
PITOL HOTEL.
o.
RHY 1 DAWSON. Propristors.
TO-
Se Reduced to So 90
ler day. Currency.

IS hossl y recognised A. one Of the
nest hotel buildings west OF the
bsippi river. The rooms are com
ss AID pleasant and are well fur
propristoss sstoas 10 make money,
b order 70 do 20, Msy have deter
70 keep = No house, charge
abls prices, asA BY kind, hosPisa.
saAosnt induce people 70 visit
aeain
| Try 1t Once.
y whsshsr this 10 true or merely
tion.
good living and attention can in
custom, Il will be forthcoming.
nnsctsd with tho hotel rs = large
Brick Livery Stable,
\ y veil ksps, Il not little bsttsr,
my similar sstab - eut In Tsxas'
psepsistors have reduced tbs
PEI day, and incre ased the fare,
hem and sss how professions and
~ agSss,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

IN Rule Encanpment, No. 10,
|. O. o. r., meets at their Hall
ION Austin street on the LIST and
Ord Thursday nights in each
Brothers in good standing are
TO attend.
JOHN WlLER, c. 7.
i. NAnxNpELL. Scribe