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4S allresforn Betas.
TUESDAY MAY 1 1855.
NEW 6 OFMCDAGEYT.
Mr- JOSEPH RO TALL has Just left this city ts travel
over the counties of lie Trinity and Easterh Tutt ami
has full authority to act u Agent 'or the News in receiv-
ing subscriptions ad rertising. job-work Ac and receipt-
ing for any pymen that my be made for the i me.
All business for this Office will b promptly attended to.
PaoVs Saw Milis. In referring oor readers to
the advertisement of Page1! Saw Mllli we would
remark that there are several or .bent !o mt la this
Stats a&d they tire the greatest satisfaction. In
deed thej are held bj experienced persons to b
superior to all ethers of which fact the maoafoc
torers hire numerous testimonials la oar Stale
grows in population raw mills are wanted tn greater
number and It Is of the utmost Importance to tbote
who gel tbsm and go Into the Umber business to
obtain machinery that la durable and labor earing
which qualities with crest speed are claimed for
FsgVs mills.
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Law. In addition to the numerous law cards In
our columns which creditors will find to be a (rood
reference when they wish a reliable attorney In any
part of the State we would also call attention to the
cards of Mr. Russell cfGaletntle lllr. Goodrich of
Segula and Mr. Ferrjman of the tams place. We
take p leisure tn recommending these gentlemen to
those baring business with them In their line.
SnanxausK. The Spiritual Telegraph which we
advertise is a journal that ts deeply Interesting to
the belierert In spiritualism.
Lajtb Acikct. Ur. Brown of Austin offers the
best references as a laud and collect tog agent. He
Is also prorlded with the documents for obtaining
county lands from the General GorernmenL See bis
card.
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ArsTi5 Those Tlsitlngonr State capital are as-
sured of good Ilriug atSlelai Reataurat and if they
want a Orst-rate picture of themselves It is said that
Pierce whose card Is in another column can tale
rurriTiox roa Salt. The plantation offered for
tale (as perairerUsementOon Cedar Late Is a very
desirable one the toil being rich well timbered
and adapted to the production of sngar or cotton
Thrill 4; Bate-. It will be seen by the card of
this bouse that they hare remored to No. 9 Magazine
- -Street New Orleans where we trust their Tewaa
frlends will gire them a call. They are extensive
dealers lo boots abosi and hats with which they are
supplied by the best manufacturers In the North and
being good business men we hare no doubt that
those of our readers who may giro tbem a trial will
be Induced to continue to trade with them. We wish
tbem all anccess baring no doubt that they and all
others who hare faith In the virtue of printers1 Ink
win secure IL
ty The stock; of Pork: on the 1st Inst in New
Orleans was 13.TB1 barrels against ZlAiS barrels
lsrt year at the sane time.
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tO"" Our friend who sends us some jwfr (!) from
Washington county will we hope excuse us for
not inserting It as we hare rery Utile doubt both the
ladles and gentlemen referred to weald consider us
rery Inexcusable were they to see It in the Newi.1
ty In another column wQl be found aa article
from the Su Louts Intelligencer string an account
of instate triumph of lha pro-slavery party In Kansas
orer the Abolitions. This signal triumph ought to
aalitfy erery one that the people of the South are
amply able to protect Ihexselrts prorlded only
thejaTtK2tditwutkcmsdvtM. Ue are erery
day baring convincing; proof that It is worse than
useless It Is absolutely suicidal tor us to look for
protection to the Congress of the United States or
even to the Constitution of the Union. See tLe fate
of Judge Lorlngwho baa been made a marlyr for
his fidelity to that portion of the Constitution of the
country which gare us protection. The constitution
and the laws were first trampled upon by an lofaria-
ledmobjuid blood-shed and murder were the result
sow the murderers are protected la the most
shameless undeniable and undented violation of law
thai was erer witnessed ertn In countries undergo
lag revolution and where all laws are disregarded.
Even the sanctuary of Justice is inrsded by this fell
spirit of faocticism in The Cradle of Liberty" and
the land of the Pilgrim Fathers" where once the
TlcUms of witchcraft were sacrificed by hecatombs
to oppease the spirit of persecntion In the forefathers
of the present race who were themstlrss s'are
holders. The spirit is the same now at then but
directed lo different objects. The puritanical slare-
holders of former dsys were Just as ready to immo-
late the upright judge who would dare to gire the
protection of law to the unfortunate Tlctlm charged
with witchcraft aa their descendants now are to
expel from the bench a judge whose Integrity whose
virtue and learning hare been an honor to the
udiciary of that State. We hare often aaU that the
only protection the South can hare for their institu-
tions most btla their own united efforts In their
determination sot to submit to such outrages upon
their rights any longer. How can we longer look
to the constitution and laws when. we see them
thus shamefully trampled under loot? Missouri has
set us aa example worthy of Imitation. Standing
upon the borders her citlseai hare nobly met the
enemy and deflated them most algually. Ihe bold
and intrepid Atchison has prored himself a moat
able and fearless champion C the Bovitt. and nor
than auy man we cm now name he deserves all
honor from the friends of lbs South In this first great
effort to repel the enemy after the Constitution and
laws hare failed to giro us protection.
Ms. Sotxa. Ths friends of this gentleman held a
meeting ai the City Hotel la X. Orleana on the Slat
ulL at which resolutions were paaeed congratulating
him on his return and approving of his oScial con
duct during his Intercourse with the Court of Spain.
A public reception was tendered Mr. Souls at such
time as would suit his convenience.
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f Pore water has been obtained at the depth of
346 feet in the Artesian well tn Canal street. In New
Orleans. It flows from lbs tubing abore the surface
of the ground at the rate of a gallon a minute.
The augur had reachedia stratum o f clay beyond
which It is confidently anticipated an abundant supply
ot water will be round. The boring Is still going on.
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Nawi raox Eraort is itx Days. The Sew York
and London Telegraph Company aald to be progress-
ing rapidly with their work. It Is expected that the
lice will be completed from New York to New
Foondiaud by the 1st of Jaly next when the Euro-
pean steamers will stop at the latter place oa the
sixth day fro m Llrerpool and tranamit the news on
the lam e day to all our principal cities.
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Sum Cocxtv April 17tb 1S53.
Ens. News Spring with all Its beauty has at last
dawned on us. The last has been an exceedingly long
and cold winter. The present an exceedingly back-
ward spring. There Is one general complaint of
pooratands of corn many farmers being compelled to :
plant twice and after all sot succeeding according
to our expectations. Bat few of otr farmers in thla
section of the State hiTe as get finished planting
cotton owing to the backwardipriag iu one sense
but more particularly the planting has been delayed
from the great scarcity of seed. There la scarcely
moisture enough In the land lo bring up the second
planting of corn. Our present prospects are gloomy
enough ; poor at ends of corn and com Itself exceed-
lBglyecarceatfromlto51itperbiuheL Our cot-
ton In market cant sell nor get one dollar advance
angsr and coffee scarce; and as to flour we deem the
article Wiij thia season. "Here we are without
the common necessaries ol life all of which Is la the
main attributable to the absence or the proper facill
ties for transportation.
The subject of raUroada has been talked of so much
aadaa yet nothing permanently dooe towards their
construction our people are aick acd tired. Cant
we by some hook or crook arouse the public mind
la regard to some particular defects in our present
conaUtullon I We want a change In that instrument
so aa lo allow "Banks'1 and appropriations In the
way of State aid to works or internal ImproTemeun.
Without aucb facilities our planters merchants me-
cbanlcs and iu Tact so occupation can prosper.
The planter that would consult his ruture Interest
will find It now necessary to abandon tbe culture or
cotton and eonU4-hiMf -tu-t;n--T)nijos"and
hominy until a belter day arrives.
Yours fce. SMITH.
I. 8. Aa ourGorernmenthas adopted the caah
system" as regards ourpostal matters Is it more than
for ua to expect In future better envelopes than we
now hare T The present envelopes are or exceeding-
ly poor paper. g.
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Cotma Potx CerKTV April 20 1855
Ens. Kiwi.- Some three months baa passed since
I Improred tbe opportunity oj dropping you a few
hasty liaea which was Juat prerlous lo my departure
in my North western andNotthero trip lb roughtha
portion or this State. I was absent on my trip six-
teen daya and In that urn I travelled orer seren
hundred and fifty miles ; three weeks of my time I
spent at McKenxle'a Institute sear Clarksrllle which
Uons or the moildiiUnguUhe4 Ins tltutloas of learn-
ing In the State of Texaa and I may say lnfdrior to
none In ihe South and the PrtncipaTa reputation Is
extended orer the whole State; scholars are sent
to him from LoaUi.os Arkansas aod from ths moat
Western portion or this Stale. There are about one
hundred and forty echolara In tbe malt department
and about thirty or thirty fire In the female depart-
ment. Mr. McKenxle haa erected buildings from his
owe pune and substantial and comfortable tbey are
erery room being prorlded wlUi good Are places-
suceeas be with him and bis Institution.
I will now gire you m description of thai portion of
the Upper Erases in the se.ghborhood of the Co-
manche Peak. It is a rery rolling broken conn
try with very MUe timber sod the greater port.on
of ihs prairies (which are large) are sterile and ua-
produetire hut afford abundant graaing of an ex-
cellent and Bulridous quality for stock. The valley
immediately on Ihe Brszos rirer is splendid for euL
tivatloolhe soil being rery rich and will wear for-
erer being literally Inexhaustible and Is eaj to till
Tbecoloroflhe soil Is chocolate and sufficiently
tandy sot to become bard or to pack during a dry
season. Daring my trip I saw but one rain and soma
ssow and since my return to thia place there haa
been but one shower. Tbe crops In this section are
rery backward and many planters have sot yet
planted cotton. Tbe corn crop so fsria very slim
owing to frosts that wars her during tbe middle of
March which cut tbe corn tad s Ince there haa not
sjen sufficient rain to bring up the replant. Tbe
KnowNothlngl are gibing strength through this
portion oMitt country I like tbe Ptatfirm bat not
Ihe denomlnalloa f jbe party.
Yours truiyiXsa. J. v. W.
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tT Letters enclosed In stamped ourelopes may
be conveyed outaldt of the mall oa steamboats or
Other Teasels or by any kind of eonreyance'wttheut
rkcltflonOfbW.
7CiUior.nl Corn innidence. r y
Stems April 21 2S5&
The Governor's letter which appears in iht
"News" cf ths ITlh lnU bis just been rewired
and seems to haro awakened a new interest here Iu
reference to internal improvments. Coming from to
high a source It is bein; tery generally discM-ed.
and from all 1 cut learn the feeling In this section
of country is now deciJedly Eu faror of vt hat is com-
monly called the Stale system Indeid 1 hare
found through all the country I hare travailed a
great change of popular opinion on this subject and
a strung feeling in faror of a State Convention to
amend lha Constitution. It is now no lor-ger know o
as the Gatreston plan (though oor city may Justly
Isy claim to the right of baring first tuggtstid it as
the only practical mode of constructing railwayi)
but It 1 becoming deservedly popular la alt rections
of the State where it Is understood j and the result
of the Internal Improrcmcnt Convection at Hunts-
rille Is low regarded with considerable interest
where the Governor's letter will daubtIoj have ita
dae weight.
We hsre had an unuFUal spell of warm weather
daring the past week the thcmoineler having ranged
everyday from 60 to W Tbe nights are cool acd
pleasant bnt during the middle of the day the heat
bis been very oppree-irc. The cotlon as jet Is
barely above the ground and the corn Is euCiring
very aevcrely for the want of rain. It It universally
conceded to be the most backward Spring wo have
had iu Texas for years. The prairies ai usual at ILlj
season are covered with & beautiful vet dare Intcr-
pereed with flowers of every hue bnt the effects cf
the long drought are everywhere visible and its
long continuance U bow beginning to excite consider
able alarm among the farmers.
Building with concrete bad jast been commenced
when I was here a year ago since which its adap
tion lo thTa climate has been fitrly tested and it is
regarded so far superior to all other building mate-
rial that nearly one half of the bones in Seguln aro
sow built In this way. When finished they look
much neater than either frame or stone buildings
and are infinitely more durable than the former
The cost I am informed U about one third that of
lumber or stone and they can ! constructed with
out the aid of mechanics so lhat do mm however
poor need be without a house to lire In. Since this
mode of building has been Introduced Scgcln has
Increased very rapidly more so I think within tea
putlwelts months than any interior town in the
Stale except Sao Antonio. Look In whatever direct
tiou you will buildings are golo? up and everything
seems in a prosperous coalition. The schools are in
a very ilearUhiog state cum be rin; at the female
academy about seventy pupils and at the melees
t&bliabment something orer forty. Much of the
success of Seguln baa been owing to Ihe establish
ment cf those two institutions of learning and
much credit is due to the citizens fortbelr esterpri-e
In sustaining them under so many trial and diad
vantages.
The morals of ths community bare also Improve J
considerably and the only bar-ioom now in (own
will shortly be closed The proprietor to'd me ai
the law decided against the sale of liquors ba did
not intend to continue it after this month though he
has been realizing a handsome income from this
business and went to rereral thousand dollar's ex.
penae about a year ago in filling up his cstablua-
meoL He will becertainiy entitled to ahberalikarb
Of patronage la whatever business he may embark
A cotton factory is shortly to ba commence J in the
county on the Sao. Marcos river by a company v. ho
hare already sect on for macbluery and expect to
be at work next fall. From the names I bare beard
mentioned. In connection w'th this enterprise there
ts little doubt of its succe;- When tha facilities for
obtaining water power all through this section of
country are better known there will bo no lack of
factories and our citizens are EuScienlly alive lo
jbeir own interest to patrontz; borne manufactures
'a preference to Korlbern Importation eren though
they may sot at firtt be produced at eo low a rale.
Some choice lecatiocs arc btld rery high la Guada
lupe county while others can be had as low as a
dollar a acre. Mr.T. T Johnson formerly a mer
chant In Seguln has a farm lying bctweei Mill Creek
and the Guadalupe river for which he asks twenty
dollars an acre and there are several tracts la the
neighborhood which cannot be purchased even at
that price. Many families hsrr come In to haro
the benefit of the ecbooU w' ;h jiyo done more lo
build up both the town BLd cco than all the ef-
forts of the citizen combined could hare accom-
plished wilbouttLcm. P. R.
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I-cckhakt Tixa April 23d. 1505
Ens. Nans. Some of tbe Ills mankind end ere in
this region may bo Illustrated by compaiiwu. it U
dust? ! Did you ererride la the last pa?ccgcrcs.r cu
a railway! Dry as u powder Lcu'e. DrcugLt! It
hian'i rained In two months and I don't b1iero It
erer will again. All t-tgus hsre failed. Windy
Imagine a hat lashed to the horn of aiadd'e and a
red mark around your forehead. Hot! euongh so to
roaatanegg. Grasshoppers eat up all tbe regetable;
old woman down an Vm commencing on earn and
cotton a muss brewing. Bugs about the s'io cf
roach destroying the mast come out of the trees
about dusk go into tbe ground about two iucbe.
when along come tho ewlne with double tAlondrt
and eat up bug and mast. And fleas! I feel "cm
crawling now. Croap sereril deaths. Coughs-
big run on chrry pectoral; no sleeping within bear
ing of an Invalid Sore-throals my eyes! I hare
bad It three days tried U. R. R's. but found uo relief
already; "every body" has as oil nock aboat Ua
neck. Qutnzy and Tyler grip Lave become epidemic
Persons hsre dld in Gsnzslcr. Hsyi wl ra'alrsll
counties many remedies vol few cures.
After tearing San Marcos cjmicg this way vu
Prairie Lea I paacd through one of the rrellitsl
farming districts In the State the alley oflbe Rio
Blanco. It is rich chocolate land turreyed In
leagues which front on tbs river acd running back to
the foot of the bills embrace the wbola compliment
of acres in level valley land. There area greatnum-
bercf farms opened and many improvements mak
log. A string of fence meets tha eye for a dutance of
eighteen miles. Tha planters living la Ibis dis-
trict aro generally wealthy ounlr fiom 15 to 53
negroes each many of whom have run off from lime
to lime and aomo of tbem have made rood their
escape Into Mexico.
Good morals characterize the citizens or thia coun-
ty generally
the route from Trairie Lea to th a place passes
over a broken hilly country eettlcd by a few clock
raisers some of whom have fine grazing grojoJa
Otherwise it ia uninteresting.
This place ia still a village a grca spot tn the
aame beautiful live oak grove Oh how chumn gty
Inntlng it appears at thia season.. The churcles
(bunding for Bine time pest) are approaching com
pletlon. A Meibodi&t Prtebjleriia and an EpIco
palian denominate respectively the three ed.Scea
which when flniabei tll add innch to the al-caJr
good appearance of the town acd inuca comfort to
the church gcors. I rUUed the masoDlc ha'I on Suo-
daycrenInglaatio which service waa hal with all
denominations represented IniiJe and the windoaa
filled with outsiders. And Each anolh-r Jam sod
-ecrouglogr Well they made a poor thing of me ;
for which I am ind-bted to the kind attentions cf
Skinney the Hotel man liowerer I bare been In a
tight" before.
Hard tunes and worse coming la forem riogicg lo
my ears. I met an old covey this morning who sji
your paper is an ullra Whlgdocumcnt. When atled
If a trail man told him so he coald'ot think for the
life of him. This objection sailed I made at tim
again but be had concloded that the times were loo
hard to take papers and from all accounts of the sur-
rounding country he waa ealltfled tht it uas toler-
ably bad sow "bnt that a little farther along it
would be a h arder limeyet This reminded me
of en old jarn about sa individual who while sitting
on tbe bank of a certain creek In AUbima fisblcg
and working manfully lo repel the ran on him by
tbe holders of certain ItUi payable at tight levta
accoatc4 by another cbap of the polo and line who
wished lo know if tbe maquitosa were bad about
blm. Chap so 1. said "no ! not very." Do! jut
below they are a darned eight worse" all the
while sinking riolently at tho ioralen. 1 told this
to tbe old gentleman and do you think he laughed
Ko!"neryaIaugh." Ilenevcr Julemils. twillbtl
my boots be tcgttltTui sppteciato a comic almanac
and that Dan Marbla'a best joka would not contract
a single muscle In his stolid vlsape.
Years Ac A.J.n.
Locebakt.CaUiwkll Curnrr
April 2-1 1853.
Eot. aws TLI kfteraoon about 2 o'clock A
W. Conway while pas-strg lj u on premlsfS
from which be had beet. Umwy A W. Wheat
some lime previously wm nOucked by Wheat
armed with a loaded whip and threatened to beat
him (Conway) to dath but when in tho act off ut
ting the threat Into eiccnllon ho nns flrcd into hi
Conwsy receiving the conunta of a double barrel
gao kilhcg him iubtautly. It ecsnis that Wheat had
become enamored of Conway's wife and had gone
so far as to enter tho abode of rosy virtue and expel
therefrom poor Imbecl'o C. taking possesion of ell
the property and appurtenances. This S.ale of aCiIrs
had existed for name time previous to S o'clock to
day at which time. It terminated as beforo men
UonedT
The weather has been very warm during the day
with dark threatening cloads moving about Indicat
ing ralo bnt as yet none hai fallen "ia sight" of your
A J. D.
Tbe Ccxa QcxiTloi. Tbo reliable correspondent
or Ihe Charleston Courier writing from vYahlngton
ontbslT.hinatssjs:
Th French minister accord inff lo crtditrd noort
bas Informed our government that Ibe government
or France will take pari with Spam in any war lhat
mar result from attempts on the Eorercment or peo
ple of the Uolied Stales to seize ujwn tbe Island of
UUOa. ii is quic ccrwu um. uc ((uiciuucuia uum
of France and Great Dntaio will be parties tucb a
war and In hostility lo Ibe United Males. As all
tbeae circumstances are appreciated by the adminla
trslion.lt Is diScnlt lo suppose lhat It can madly
rub Into an unnecessary dancer for which we hare
no adequate preparation. Tbe orders to Com. Mc
Cauley were dictated by the President himself and
tbey are known to be of very poitIre and decided
character. To chance aod to the discretion of Com.
BlcCauIey and tbe Governor uencrai ui uuoa is com-
mitted tbe Issue of war or peace It Is bellved that
ihe orders to oar Commodore are such as will afford
Geo. Concha an opportunity to aroid any diflculty
with the TJolied Suites by preveotlDC the occurrence
of any Irritatinc; act oo the part of the Spanish crul-
lers. Bnt If Gen. Concha do not prevent latnre acta
similar to tbe El Dorado case then upon Ibeir re-
currence. Com. McCauIry Is lo make a decidtdly
hostile demoastration.
Haw. What a blessls to man and every living
thing Is rain? and ret we rarelT r hrm nmvr
offered to tbe girer of alt cotd ihlrgs for this greatly
needed blessing. At this time our rivers will not rise
BO as to aid us In getting off the products or our sol I ;
our corn will not grow; our flocks r perishing;
and yet no man layeln it lo Leart. U doihink that
good people erery where should ask ihe Ruler of the
Uolrene at this crisis for tho Mearlr rains. for with.
out life giving sbowert not only mut the herb and
beasts of the field but man alto tbe lord of them all
sicken and die. Prone Blade
t) S)
Mrs. Partington says lhat there must be soma eort
of kin between poets and pullet for Ibey are always
Chanting their lays.
T1IU AD ET OF SI.VY.
ST CCAR h. iuifel.
Ika Ittzent oi itprtnz from ber paUee of roe
Proclaims lu the seasons her coming once more.
And sroood and abore oa ber treaaur disclows
VLore skeleton AHntcr had nflrd before.
The eua cf the tropics all glowing r. l'h glory.
r.elumes the grerii rlMa that looms far away ;
Tha balmy Santh wind with tit sweet wLlrper'd
story
Ilile love to Ihe blossoms and flowers of May
Tim grove-covered ahor. acd. the wild throbbing
ocean
Vie each with the other lo hold HesutyV Ibronei
Tho grandeur on high wins the anul'a mstederolion
While all in tbe distance dissolve Into one.
Tbe moon Ii out hung from tbe archway of bearcu
Ltkeaviron yon silver-lit scene!) unrolled:
But lo fir beyond where the nlcht clouds are riven
The young dawn looks out from his lattlcn of gold-
r.-cra the snow-scattered steeps of my own native
tnnunla ns
I've watiLercJ afar to an ersigreeu clime ;
Cat I miss Ihe dear aooga of the mnical fouotalna
That bn kc on ray car ia Ihe rarly Srviog l'nie.
I temembcrhoir oft I have gleefully rambled
Soma role if tbe North with its mist halo hung.
When tie daisies of May nnd the hawthorn n'l
bratnbted
Exhaled their per dime ta my young Fplrit sang
Bright land! where tbe orange tie fig tree and
cactus ;
The myrtle and rich oleander all stay ;
I could dwell In tbeo stilt and learn but to practice
My harp to tby praise If it always were May.
CilvEJTox May 1st 1355
Later from iYcir Orleans
Arrival of ilic IouNlnnn.
Tho steamship Louisiana Capt. Taltxt arrivti
Ut night from Sew O.leans
rasE(ox&s 3 Bennett &. lady; i-auimer A lad);
Thomas i ladj; Hay ward. lady ami sorv'i; Harae-
kra. ladr and child: W II BiiTeiow: Shannon: Shan
non: Graves; Hardeman: Hooper; Tankerslv; Faunt-
leroy;Jode Hohe; E AUinni G A Wyat;Dr
SUll man J E Uilran; WC Gtllean; Capt II Mfza;
Eojis; Montagntr; Tolntfoy Dcrnx; Lessee; Bel
loc; llcnson; iiouoei: isoineur; jen liioiieic.
Ue hire farther particulars of tbe Africa's news
which we copy below also an Important despatch in
relation to our d.Serences with Spain. Tbo Trlnce-
Uinand sleatcer an Jacinto of the UnileJ btates
lavy were ia tbo rort of Havana on the 5lh inst.
Com. "cCao'ey had paid an cQcial vitit to the Cap
tain General but only the customary compliments
wero exchanged during the brief interview.
Cotton haa Improred in New Orlean. The boiler
qualities are very scarce and command rates abdro
their Intrinsic value. Sogarhasmetw tb riady buy-
ers lie rupply tciag short of tho demand. .
In noney mallors wo nolico no change
I'll r titer froin Europe.
THE STE.1.VE11 AFRICA
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Bostoi April 2C. The foreign mail by the ft lea
bare arrived here and arc to leave for the South
this anernoon.
Ther affird several items in addition to those
already telegiapbedloyoutsnl much cf MeTStby
way ih cxpianaiisn.
Consols. Ac.
The fall In cuntola which you hare already been
uutiflfd look placo Immediately bcloro tho departure
of ihe Africa from Liverpool was owing It ia slated
to the anticipation that tho Brili'h Gorrnmcnt waa
about to propose a new loan or x i iuuuuw; ($7owu
000.
The bullion in tbe BsnV of Lnsland it appears
f-om tho weekly return of Friday tbo G h invt. bad
accreasca oy aonciwwi isoju-uuu.j
LItcrpool Cotton 3Iarket.
Tho salea of cotton in tha Liverpool market on
Saturday tha Hb iosi. are reported at 10000 bales.
The stock on band on Friday the 13lb (net was
csltmsiru at tuuuu oaiea.
ilancbeslcr TrnJe.
AtKsccbetter and in the manufactories; districts
generally trade is reported rather .inlet. There was
no acihily prevailing; but at the same time no
dciise in prices or interruption of business bad
been experiencea.
Continental Markets.
Tlio continental markets were generally dull In
buttons and tcndinc downwerds In Drices.
K Havre cotton had experienced a slight decline
rrelshls.
The Liverpool freisht market had la co n-fpect
improroo out inaetM exLiunea a aownwaru ten
dency. Qiotation bowetcr still remained as a1
previous advices.
The Conference.
Tho seions(f tbe Conferenco at Vienna which
were resumed on theS hlnt were continued tn lb
foibwlngday. when they lasted for one hour.
NnLbiocdeualte bad yet been received front St.
pLtenbanr. bat ft rs rnaored that It was well
understood that Ru'sta would make no such conces
sions aa thos wblco bad been demanded bv the
Allies.
Tbe Conference ft was generally lxtiered mut
unoouoieoiy prove a isuure.
The War.
EussU is iU4klng immense preparaltins in all di'
rertions to proiccuie the war.
The Allies It U rDorteJ. have resolved ou chantr
ies their tactics Id tbe Crimea. Ther now intend it
Is tald lo hold the strong position of Knmie-ch with
uj uuu men. support i or ttio ucel.
A force or 10000 Egyptalna is said lu haro nailed
tor L.cpaiuni to remiorce umar i'reua. w
The Ualtle. J
The advanced division of thr Eallfc Scfl bad ar-
rirpti t t.istnorc
The two divldona rf the Kassian fl-et in the Baltic
are said to he elalioccd refpeclirelj at Cronladt
aa:i auieTCi.
France.
France ia reiurtcd to ba about Li raise ahu'.bcr
levy or 100 ogo mes ol whom "CO 000 are to die
placed at the disposal of Austria la tho event of a
deola'alton vf wr on her part being on of Ihe
It-nes or tre VU. nua conferciM-u.
The Paris MLitearpublIahes a document purport
in; to ue me pruuucituu di me unpcror apuieon
wb'cu la about fire columns In length and which Is
evidently a reply lo the Mtnous pamphlet el tto Em
nt-or's cousir upon the Crimean expedition.
This document explains the military conduct of
tha Allied Governments since the commencement of
the war. Ilalso proml-es that tbe various phases
tnotlres and objects of the negotiation shall be made
known aod It staia that Ihe plan of the camp. ten
was lhat the Allied forces should first march and meet
tbe EU'Bians at tbe Balkan ; mat Iu the second place
they should proceed to the Crimea and besitze its
ttronz bold ; and that in tbe third place they should
land at Odessa or aome other strong point ot theRas
aiau coasts ua the Blick Sta but that they rhonld
ml nroeecl farthtT on ihe Danube unites Austria
joined the alliance.
uaiitpon asoccupiuj me uocamcu: auies witn
tbevieworcheckiuz the advancement of Ihe Rns-
on Constaollooye bat the retreat tif tho Ru-i.
tians Iftrto-ejitlslria rendered the farther rtccurtntlon
cf Galllnoli and Varna unacceisary.
ine.u.'ieo lorce ice pampniei ooserrea could
nut haro operated InBoisnrabia without the aid of
Austria and in order tint they might not remain In-
active ih expedition against Seratopol wasimdtr-
lalcn. The remainder or the ujcument fa oscunieJ In
po'nting out tbe Immen diQculties which hare
bven encountered in the Mega of Sevastopol rtnd
thns fir without rallare and tn exonerating the Em-
IicrorNapo'eon who planned the campaign from tl
blame.
Tbe pimDb'et al-ocomprifes a copy c f tho private
intruciloiiS to Gen. St. Arnaud.
Th document has excited much interest both at
borne sol abroad and is regarded as an apology for
ilia early raising of lh nego of Seratopol.
Great Fire ia Uostoa.
Boston ArnI 27. A great Sre broke out In this
cilj at 4 o'clock thia nomine. It oriEfnat'd on the
Battery wharf w bleb is In ruins together with every
building ua It and aJja:ent t it. A large amount of
cotti a and pronsiona have also been destroyed.
The ferry h0U4e till bailJIni on L'ncoln and part
of Consul m Ion wharves hate been likewise burnt.
From Union wharf to Cons.itution wharf every
I bins Is In rnlca.
The shipi rnarsaJla. Mtams and others haro like-
wise fallen prey lo the flame? a also have sercral
Cre enciuei.
Tbe loss la estimated at $300 000.
Georc" Herey. maitr of Ihe barqoe 'Javedotel
Slales.r(? was recrmly arreted atCaibeanoaCuba
whlla on hi way to sol his clearance papers He
was released bowerer oi repreentlhg himself to
Iman Engllabman.
V)I. fllnney Icdlctcd.
New VuCK. April S7. Tb Grand Jury hae ia
dicle I Co'ooel kmnp for a riolatlou of Ihe neutral-
ity laws of tbe United State?. Warrants bate ac-
cordingly been Issued Or tho arre-t rf Messrs Kin-
ney and Fabcns. The steamer United Status ha
been attached as form t g a p-rt or the oxpcdilion.
New Orleans sugar is firm in this market at 4X3
S cents per pound
Ourrrlalionanllh epaln Warlike!
Naw VoaK April S3 The Union cf yesterday
contains a long article oo the affairs or Spain in
which it la affirmed that ih President regards the re-
cent bringing to and examination if our tesels in
ibuGutfofJilex co as violations of International law
icdigoitles ( ffreJ our flis; and figre-Ioni upon our
rlshts which will not be to eraled
Com JlcCnut-y tho Union bits i instructed nut
to argue with Ihe Spanish crab-era as lo their rlcht
toserachour vessels or to impose any restrictions
wha'ever on tb mivemenU; but is lo say You
cannot claim the rijhl rf search or visitation or
examination of any vessel rightfully bearing our
(lie upon Ihe high aea u-ider aty guito or pretext
wtcteter in my prescuc- ir wtihiu my reach If
yoattemrttodo eo the .ct will be committel at
jiur peril w
The Spanish aathorit ci have therefore tbe ques-
tion of peai or war Iu their own handi. if they
prrsit in Ihe aipesion whlei they hare brcT mak-
ing wsr will hi laeritablp.
TIicHosfon Fire-
On thw loi KUslaineJ by Ihe rcat flro lu Bos'on it
Is ttaled lhat lou ranees hid been effected to the
amount of $300 030.
Ilaxico. The Picayune's correspondent complains
loudly of-th exactions of tbe Mexican Government.
Versels Le ssj a are meaiUred 40 to 45 per cent high
cr than before and tho tonnage and wac duty la
$llo5 per ten Ttcdnly on eptcie exported has
bera ra'sed lo 7 per cent snd any aioney tent In any
other way than by tho Government conducts shall
be confiscated. The result will be lhat parlies In the
interior will nol paj th-lr eccnutit end tu-nrnui
failures vrt'l occur
-t-t-
I'LOKIP. TbtaSute as well as almost all others
lo lie Soulh. U enCering from drought. A few
showers had done Utile good to the parched carlb
and Ihe crops will be seriously damaprd If copious
rales do not rail rery soon.
--
ClLiroaKU The latest dales from San T.anc s:
ao to the 3I1 nit Tha news Is unimportant
Miners r. ere doing wrll (hrouichoui Ibe Stale but Ihe
quantity tr go'd dnel Brnring In Fan Francisco wa
not rqoil to what wn expected. Tho cause of this
Is the absence of the utual buyers Ihe bankers nnd
Ibe scarcity of available coin la tho Interior
Tbe Slslo Assembly hare passed tbe Malno liquor
livr with a proviso exempting mines prod need In the
fta'e from Ibr operation vf tho set. The law if It
passes tho Senate Is to be submitted lo a role of tbe
pcopY.
t-e-a
OFFICE OF THE riCATUNC
Saturday Evening April 23 1S55. 1
COTTON The demand was food but was checked
by tbe very high rates demanded by factors and tbe
ales did not rice J 3000 baits atverj full price.
Ord nary "V8Y Good Middling 1010jjr
LowMiddlias....BMAS Mid'ogFalr 10VH
Uddlin; 0 I Fair nominal.
-t-e--
DxsTEccTioit or Asts. A correspondent or Ibe
rbiladelpbla Ledger aaja :
We rlvea sure reracdf Drocuro a large sponge.
wash It will press It very dry; by so doing it will
leave Ihe tmall eiils open lay it on tha aholf where
tbey ate tbe moat tronbksome. apru.kle some flna
white tusar 1.0 the sponge (lightly over U)t oor
Ihreo times a oaf tafce a bucket of hot water to
vtbcrelLospocz b can fully drop tbe sponge In
the scalding water and jou will alar tbem by tho
tboo-ands. and oou rid the bouse of these truuble-
Some Insects. When jod equerze the sponge jou
will be astonished at Ibe number ibat bad gone In
the cells."
CERTIFICUE OF A DRUGGIST.
TcLmonlalal'ketke foll-iwlng are reochlnc the
propricor continually cxtolllrg tbe efficacy of B. A
Fatmestock's ermifuge aod bearing witness in
favor of lis curailne powers. Ills lb Rieit worm
dfSlrojcr.andbut for Us discovery hundred now
lotboepjrtymentof life would have been In their
graves. Use It with confidence as there ncer wsta a
preparation poseaing such ruraordlnary powera to
expel wo'Dii
Acs-pxTaxs Feb 27ih18j3
Xusrs. B.A. Fahxtstotk f Co . rtUtburf Fa.
GcKTLlMi: Daring Ihe two years that I have
teen sedin; your celebra ed emifJge I hare wit-
nessed Its efficacy In expelling worms with saiif-clion.
It will certainly expel auch ir there be worms In the
system. A a druggist I take pleasure ia bearing
itxttnmny lo tbe merit cf jour valuable Vermifuge
and but echo Ihe eentiments rf numbers of my
nmriinvan.l riutompt". w hpn I Mt that I belIeo It
to be the best article In u-e for Iho cxpntalon of
norma. Truly yours. &
FK.NCISJ.DUFFAU.
Sold wbolefale and retail by all the principal drug-
gists and coun'iy merchants throughout tho United
Slate. aprSI 1m
THE LIVER TILLS.
The Liver Vi s of Dr M'Lane were first used by
him exclusively iu hison practice. J?o efficacious
w ere they in all cacs of Liver complaiut lhat tbey
became Tamou and attracting tho alien tiou cf the
medical faculty pasted into general ue. They Ba
with great certainty and regularity; tbe patten1
almost immediately feels the di-pcrslou if bis
dmase and Is gradually restored to health. With
some tbo effect Is almost miraculous fieqaenMy
experlescfn; immediate relief after baring for
mouths resorted to drugs and medicines of another
description in ralu D seases cf the LIrer arc rery
common la this country and are tT.cn frightful in
character. Taose w ho exper'ence any of tbe r-
monitory symptomi if this dangerous and complica-
ted dueaie should at once procure a box cf Dr
Sl'Lanc's Pill and pcrlnps tliertby b" saved a
world tf mlery
C7rurchaser3 will be careful lo ask for DR.
yVLKSVS CCLEBRA1ED U1M TILLS aad
taks none t-lse. There arc other Till purporting to
bo Llrcr PiTs now before the pub'lc. Dr. M'Lano'a
Liver FJIs also his Celebrated Vo-miluge can now
bo had a all rJ-jeelabV Drug Stores In the UnlloJ
Sinks and Canada
SSTorSalo Wbolesala and r.elali by Woodhtf
&.CaJy Galnston Texas. w-i--lw
iiii:d.
Athis residLncL. on Calresloo Ear. Acril I7th
TALLCUT PATCHING in the 6oLb year tf bU age
He was a noldier acd fought for bis country iu
her last struggle for freedom rn 161 4 ho boro a
camtuLslon aaJ Lieu'cnaot iu tho 5Ji reEaieiiL
of Infantry was in several engagements on loc
Lakes and waswouiiJul at the battle of Chippewa
under Geaerald Brown and Scott and resigned bb
commission at tho close of Iho war.
In recording ths death of this excellent gentleman
nnd cherished frleod no other ideas present them-
Eihcs but thoie vf unavailing grief and regret that
wsbave lost from our midst ono whoso place can
nevermore bo filled He wasadoroteJ luaband
and father a j mpathir'itg friend and usderiatmg
champion of tho oppressed wherever Iin obst'rra
tiuo discovered principles of worth honor or integ
rity. No man posseting these noble attributes
ctcr addressed blm In vain. And where he could
nut relieve his kind and benevolent spirit alwajs
e; mpalhlzed lu the Buffering of others
la businei no man erer possessed a mure undo
riatlng rectitude or au integrity purer. Ua has goif
followed by tbo devout wishes and deep regrets of
all who hid the honor of ebanog his confidence ard
Intimacy and of those who wl nested the amiability
snd blameUss progress of his journey through Ine.
Peace to his asbe andabrUht immortality to bis
soul. M- H
COMMERCIAL.
Famished by James Sorley E.-q Cotton Factor.
Q 4LVE3TON STURD Y HORNING
April ?3 IS35. '
The drj weather stilt continues aod not only leaves
us without navigation but is bcRinnlns to cause serious
alarm with respect to the new crops both of cotton and
and Brain at hoie. there Iscreat scircity of water for
domestic purposes; many cisterns that have never be
fore been drj are entirely empty and much suffering
will ensue unless we h we soeedy relle &
By the arrival of the Mexico this moraine we hare
accounts fwm LIve-paol to the Hth iniU per steamer
Afnca. Ths war news I) not very flattering for peace
and money matters are not qaite as easy.
COTTON The accounts per Afnca are considered as
unfavorable for although prices are without change and
operations larce yet a decided advance was anticipated
and prices paid on this side hive to some extent- been
predicated on that expectation. Orleans iliJdlicc is
still quoted Sd. Iu the New Orleans markeUlhe quo-
tations were unchauEedoa theKJu being Ba'c.
forMiddhns to Strict Middlmc.
Our receipts durmcthe week are S.JS5 bales mostly
from Houston tbe sales 609 bales and on factors' tables
Kid bales. WecoaLnue last week's quotations.
Llicrpool Classification.
Trfp"Tirtr. -- ------ n ft fi
Ordinary && "M
Good urdJiary v Iow SI dJJne ".&. ta
Middiinn to Strict JUUiUins nd v
ilnn.1 MiriiUl-T! b&
MJddUne rair nominal-
is u car and. Itlo lasses.
UecclpUofugarframLtSeptembertodate. 4J)(Uhhils
rTtwirti nfSnrirfrrm ll " . dSJK) lihiii
5totasses - - - . zii bbls.
SCOAR- Stock small We quote 435c- Stock en
hand Isttept. lhii. IM hhds. Molasses stock smU
e quote usijc Stock on hand ljttcpHSol on
bbls.
SALT Receipts to date IT.Wj aack. Slock larce
Vholcsa'epncei 11 KG I ft. itetail t 75i4tl COL
LUMItEB. EectipU to date &l M feet. Stock abun-
umi CaraopncrsSU WJO$i5 t)U M.
HAY.-tork abundant IVholcsale prim M 5311 W
EXCHANGE. But a limited amount offer ns. Slulit
ou tJistern cities IS cl premium : fcixtj djys sight
lSUIVt'ctdis: New Orleans sight S V cent- prmu
tiitj nays bight none oCering.
FRnGHTS. To New York 2 CO for Cotton. II SO
Sugar. t Molasses. Boston. Cotton J& i &XJII W
Sugar. HSfl -9 Molasies. 1'hiUdelpi.ii Uottou Xu
fioO tfucar llMoUsses. dverpookHd.
JAMUS SOKLCY.
AV C GOODRICH
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Srfns.Tisia.
ni-LpracticeatSeguin. Gonzales LockhartSan
It Marcos. New Uraunfets San Antonio and Austin.
Prompt attention paid to all business entrusted to him.
mayl-'al ly
II. A. I'UKItYLUN
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Sxanx. GuaniLCP Cocstt. Texis
".riLLgire attention to the collection of debts the
w nmieciition of land claims: and all Otlier pro
fesaional claims entrusted to him. ...
1ST Uffice. south side oi Market square- imari tytv
l'uiiiac Aorici:.
tiw GaiiD Dpchv or Bade Lotrgar Loit.
Capital 11.000000 Florin-..
rpUIS LOAN Is guaranteed by the Government and
II or rOQJ Florins
M of 40jm Florins.
13 of 35000 do
3 or 13.U00 do.
id nf &OJJ da.
n oi iaivi ao
M or 10.000 do.
2 of ASJ0 do.
63 of 4000 do.
3iQcT 2.U00
loilnf 1 fXiO nnrlri'.Ac-Ac
Ths lowest nnze beina: id Florins. 11 Florins are equal
to lire Dollars.
t hnt Drswinir taVesnlace at Carlsrnhf. under tha
d rectionof theUiaJenliOvernment on the 31st of May
ruo when every drawn numoer must cDiam on' oi tne
abore mentioned prises which will be paid ia Cah. at
th nWrM nt thi nnrttriiiimed- Those form n at Share
holders not redding on the spot will hare their amount
of Prizes gained paiJ to tbem through an established
UanK. l ne usu ci tne result oe sent io eacu ?nare-bolder.andthssacccssfulnumbcnpobllshedintheNews-
P"e"v-. -. .. ... .... . ..
Th fa lawioE ulvantases are ciren bv takinz a num.
reroi iicEeis nz'
it liskeis costoniy-u to nckets cost emy sou
tt - - " 4il 1 100 " " " 150
Tho We fnr Tickets can be sent In Bunk Nnt nr
Drafts payable In any of the commercial towns of Gar-
many uoiiana i ranee uigiuia. ceouanu or irciauo.
FnrTtrkewor PrnsDectuse.aDDlr to the nndenlmed
Banking houK which i appointed for the sale or Tick
ets jjniiii aiititi sua. uanter.
Frankfort-on the Maine Gutitmr.
X. Tk Lrtte a to be directed er Steamer tin Liver-
pool." to Moriz Etiebel Sons Bankers in Frankfort-cn-the-Mainc
Kenuttance which arriTe after the Daycf Drawlag.
will be returned or invested in the next Drawing at
tbe option of the sender.
The Prospectus of thU Distribution can be Inspected
at the Office of this piper where also Tickets may be ob-
tained. maylwullmay31
J. l)OL'GLA IlItOTCV
GENFRALLANDAND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Acstet Txxas
COngreiA.tenatoppoUcthe Governor's OJice.
ri'EXAS Land Certificates Lands in Texas and United
X Mates Land ft arrant) obtained bought sold or lo-
cated tor others. Titles perfected on Land claims against
Texas. Individuals in Texa and the government of the
Lnited Mates. All classes of Public and Priratd debts
collected against Texas individuals ia Texas and the
United States.
N. B. DuruiK my absence A. Y. Fowler Attorney at
La w in the same oiflce. will attend to my business.
Reference may be bad to the Senators and Itepresent-
niiresortheLegslatureof Texas a.D.13-4 and to the
officers of the 8U'-e of Te XM at th- CapitoL roar 1 wtf
20.000 VOLUATEEItS WAITED.
BKtDTOrSTTHCB3EaJiLXSDACOLLKCTlaO 1GE3CV
OH Ice Austin Texas.
Congrtw Avenue opposite the Governors OMf.
thr 1
one hundred and sixtr acres of Bounty Lamk namely:
Thoe entitled are omcers. commissioned or non-eom-mii
jned. MniicUnsPrivatei Chaplains Indians u ag
on ilater. Teamsters. Seamen. Ordinary Seamen. Ma-
rines Clerk and Landsmen in tbe Nary Floiilla men.
and if ths party is dead his widow minor child orchil
drcn and when a peron has served in the p ace of
another he is preferred. Persons desinnr their claims
gotten out can have it done through thtsothce by giving
information by letter or calling In person. Tlinse wish-
ing information should state all the know of the ser-
vile performed by the prtr f-r whom he intends to ap-
ply mayl wtf J PUUGH3 BHOWN
JOHN li.l'lCIlLrJ. Jit..
DAGTJERREAN ARTIST
South Side Tecan Street Amt in. Texas.
MR.P having procured an improred asparata. and
the lanrest lntr ument erer used In this citr.f
Erepared lo execute likenesses in a manner unsurpsssed
y any operator in the South wesL All sir from the
small finger ring up to the whole size pictures taken in
cloudy aa pe feet as in clear weather. The cidien and
visitors to the city are invited to call at the Gallery
next door abore Mrs. Freeman 1 Millinery and Fancy
ctore.
Invalids waited on athome.and likenesses of deceased
perous taken.
A fine assortment or Locket Rings Pins and cases
kept lor sale. mayl wly
ti;xas 1LA TAI ION 1 OIIS Lt
ATYPLANTATIONInMatagorda and Brazoria -
111. counties on Cedar Lake containing abouta-i-d
IJOj acres of the richest una in lexas-oi wnicn----300
acres thoroiiRhly drained and bathe highest state ol
cultivation. Allthe Fences Cabin and other Buddings
are of lied Cedar. There ts a good Gin House with a
fine Carver Gin. and a superior Mid for winding.
This would make a splendid Sugar Plantation as the
tract is heavily timbered sndhasmore Odar growing
oaitthanonanyPltntationinT xas. Cedar Lake con
tains an inexhaustible supply of fresh water and the
Land Is nerer subject to overflow.
The produce of the Farm has only to be hauled acis-
tance cf 34 miles where there I uninterrupted navi-
gition to Matagorda. The New Orleans steamers ar-
rive there lice a week the year ronnd.
Thre is a good DV r LLINO linCSF and a fine GAR.
Dfc1" ALJXANDEREING.Mobile.Ala.
Ci7Furllicr particulars may be obtained by applica-
tion to JAMES S0KLLY
mayl wtf Calve-ton
UlNsOLLllO!.
rii E partnership hereorore existing under the stylo
J and firm of J. k J. !" r gley. has this aay been di s
solved bv muto A consent Either party is authorized to
use the name of the late firm only in liquidation.
JOHN UIHGLLT
Galtfstgc Mayl-twAw JMES WRIOLri.
a TIU1KJCI.LA. 1IA'1JL
DlitEIS rs
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS.
No. 9 Magazine Street
AorMyw Nivr 0ilxa
If
nfnttiti4m. (jurth oL commence in Mar. It con-
talna the fn.Ieat rernrd extant cf Currrtit (actl ami
opinions on Spiritual intercourse. Published weeklyat
j per annum. aiso. an epinian pou wr air nj
i'ARTRIDGt A BRITTAIN.
2 Broadway. N T.
P. S. A dialogue of Spiritual Bocks sent on applica-
tlon. mayl -3m w
WALL l-APUU.
Ofifif. rolls to arrive per ship Travis from the cele-
OUUl bratedlllodgeteParer Mann acta ring Com-
pany at Northern pnce. from Id ets- to II 00 per roll at
It. HOUSE FUBMaUlNQ WAREI10USE.
apr!7I555
PAGE'd CELEBKATrD S.W 1IILL3.
l.rv l ..!. .
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Schrocdvr.ncar fl est Ba'Lmore St- Baltxiarc.Mi. .
RESPECTFCLhY Inform thtirfrlenda an 1 the public I
eenerallr that they hare (Treaty enlancd heir
minnfacturlni: ffUMishme Lanahave nowsuch fseill 1
1UIUU1III-MUI.V . . ..u.nlj .llnnL.. ..k .!..... I. I
ties asenanie mem . -- .... mui ukhu
"w .a . - ...i-rwA.Vinan.hlh
' j i .i i.n rivia nf wnrkmnnshln.
They continue f manurictare thr-e classes of their
j-stly ce ebrated Patent Portable Circular Saw Mills.
througiout tt- Lcion. Tho-e mills can be driveo by
horse steam or ater power being equally well adapt-d
toelther. IheyraanJ acturtal L.indsandsizesofeteaia
D0wers.sucM'3tmtnsines. Boiler and r-raoaeSjcfci
mounted on wheel. ndtoilerandSmnkeStacks.munt-
cd on wheh reiAS to be attached to the sw mill with
th eng n detached ready to go to wok or Steam Ln-
Kint aud PUin Ohwkr boiitr.
They manufacture n a Urge aize Horse Power with
anenlarg-iiwbeeLand Third class P w MuL particnlsr-
which latter are in ue throughout the States doing good
service and enjoying the famirol th-bestjudgea
Ihey alo roanatactare Hnrhe Powers of thre- sum
adip ed to all the purpoe-s of the plantation and farm ;
a!o Timber W hij-U nd umber Car -.
Their Portable CircuUrKarf Mills hare been greatly
improved a d may now be said to he perfect in all their
details nnd to rans as the g eatesi labor saving machines
A pamphlet containing foil descriptions of their three
classes of saw mil s siem powers horse cowers mcts.
terms. capacity lor sawina A . -ill Le farn shed to any
g-ntleman applrlcRtor oae by letter-
CAUTION A0MV3T l-JFRLVQEMCNTS.
As their mills are patented and their right hare been
Infringed upon-an i they hare lately obUioeddamsges
in an ctioa brought ia the Lnited Mates Circuit Court
for th- D met ol jttryland. Tor an Infringement of their
patent ruthis. they hereby forewarn and caution all pr
Mins from purcha iBgnnUs similar la prinapal to the! s
from unaotbonted bulid rs and mannf icturera of ther
nan n (nt. hi thev aredrtermined to seek redrru
through the Uws of their country for every T'olatlonof
granteii ihem by thi! Gvremmentof the United Sates.
AoolT to their agents In New Orleans.
faail-Cmw SLAKDAk ASTADFFER.
Ia proof 6r the superior excellence of their Improred
n.ion i'ItmiIipSi Mills. fieo Parei Co- re;nwlfnliT
c ill public attention w the fol owing testimonial TOlun-
Uniy sent inem bj jic-m. ountu a. nuwjwr 10
whoa'theyo'daiwentyhrrse steam power wth plain
cyliadi r boiler and a second classaw mill:
NxiBcnttnvnXBALtrcHsvCocsTT.Ma )
December J la54. j
Messrsl Oio. Tioi C-GnUemn .- On the 3Tth cf
M rCOISSL weprucurcunum juuaduuuiFsicvm power
second class saw mill and all the necessary appendages.
wniCn macmnery wcuaicuauia uverauuuiur some six
or seren months ami as we hare had ample time to test
iti power and capacity we deem It a duty which we owe
rmf MMhli.hmrnL. u well A.1 the nuhlte. to CV nnr
opinion of the utility of jour saw mill: and spiking as
we d ijrm practical iperiencc. uninfluenced by Interest.
dit w mv xtr will be receired bv th tmh!!frni
whose benefit we give ihijsUienirnt in a just spirit of
appreciation ia we oiuog w jour ww mm lure
found not the Iet difficulty By keeping' the saw pro-
Eesly filed and setfttatenaU it has operated without
eadngor other impediment cutting a true line with
nicety and precision anddoing it wuh a tpced and rapid-
itya ton.stiing toerrryonewhobaswitnecdthework-
isgorourmllLthatwasnotprenousIy acquimW with
the vast operating powers of jour impiored Patent Port-
ao'e.i cuiaraw uui.
Wth tha drlvlcc tower mentioned atora. ourenstnm.
ary day work is from Guuo to WOO feet ot lamber aod
CDoa occasions af-stnergeney. we hare sawed for several
successive days sWfce raw of 10 OuO feet or bill stuff per
dsv. wh ch is Indfeed the stroccest croof that malif h
adduced of the superior excellence and rast powers of
jour raw 01m. mc nij i.ssumo um laconiroreruoie
fsrtthat It can saw aj fast at am nnmbtr (if hinili. Thn
an conveniently be occupied can handle the lumber
taweaoyiu r
Thearrantrnrcentcf the SawdnsL R era tor hlrh (
aomewnmt different from those usually constructed by
jo auu "UJtjuj tuuLTiveu 10 buii our peculiar locaii-
it wnlooknLOnasone of.lhe mot ecnnomiral arrinr
menti that has ever fallen nnfr nur nhnrrvktnn Ua
risk nothing in saying that it bas lived as 11 per day in
.nercniuiuui uic oawuuai ii"pccmoe nJIl ooes wiu
the services of at least one hand.
our improred Patent K&chett tleadblocks with which
our Saw SlilJ Is adjusted we look upon as a great im-
provement orer the old Screw Ueadblocks heretofore
used as the sawyer by this means. Is enabled to set the
lozwithoutcrosjiigtnecamage. in fact.it enables one
tn work tht mill With one hand less than with thrrir
Blocks an item of aaring this i 1 tbe present high tariff
01 wagsia uiecoorseci a year.oiconsiaeraoie moment
uoepenaen. 01 ue superior ease ana convenience witn
which the milLttranirh its strencv. f workKL
la a word. Rettieoian. we are not oolypleafed but
highly gratifiedwitn the milk and all other of the ma-
chinery which jou built for ua; and w but express the
honest convi tiea of our a ind. when we say that the
landed proprietcrs of ourcountry owe jour senior part-
ner. Mr.tieorgIace.adeep debt of gratitude for his
nrentton of ite Circular Saw alslL as it has enabled
thousan s ot (him to convert their forests Into merchant.
ablelumber.thirebymaking them immense Sources of
prone woicn.teiore nis invention were so many our-
taens yteldicgLoiiincand aubjecticg tie owners to
annual laxaTliiii-
ishing you that success ro jostly due lo your indos-
iry. enuptise."! a usciuiocsa ho remain geiiue-
mau. ivui uucuirui bci i.ui
mayl-w4t &N l fc-LY A AVOODff ARD.
cii.vicm:3iicki:-'vs ivouks
IX best ixtt host rorcua in tbk world.
Repriced froiii tho latt London tditiont and puo-
luhed lit
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Martii Lhuzzlewit Eo
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OldUunosity ehop SO
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" 3 do Nicholas Nickltty ani Martin Chux-
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and the whoie of the ChrUtmas
Stones seven ia all.
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fru the original London edition oa eppper steel and
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beLadincomr-Icte settlor each volume separately as
follows
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ba issued in ucilorm siyle with the atme. .
copies 01 any or au ui tne aoove works will be sent to
anv Berson.tt anv unrtof ihii ITniifd Miiii. frm nf
p-itage on their rerouting the pnce of ihe ones they
iij w uii iu kuctuuiiiurii iu ACllcr.Pu'. pAlU.
Published ind for sale by
T. B. PETER50N.
No. 103 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
ST" Editors of NewSDiDen Ihrnunhont th rnnntrr.
copying the above one time and calling attention to the
adremsement in their editorial columns and sending a
copy cf t&eavpapsp toT.B Petersorvshall have Two
Dollars worth of any of tbe above works sent them per
return or muL apnlM
THE LARGEST AND BIST ASSORTMENT OF FASH
O-tCPIllCE STOIEE.
STRANGERS ASD CITIZENS in want of gooj Cloth-
ing should visii the MammoUi'Lstablisnment of
AL1SED HUMMC A. CU
31 Mioizise cuBXCR or GairtEa Nvw Okluks.
'U'hercmaybe founl the most exlensne assortment of
wsxi. au. uuruuu ia me worm.
THE BEST INDIA RUBBER I'OODd IN THE
WORLD
Are manufacfrd by tie UNION IN'DIA RUBBER CO M-
vx 01 Aew lork.
AM'llCB ML'MIOI" A. CO.
No. 3i Slagazine street New Or'eaaa.
are Sole Agents ia New Orleans for the sale of goods
manufactured by thla Company where may be foun J
every article in taat lice wholesale and retail.
ur ueaiers suppiue ai manai.turers prices
ffWIt. nfit-r Ilia t)tltrhnAnf an hftIpI nvilmulit.
faction arises it may bj returned and the money will be
cheerfully refunded.
fjffcaiesmen speaa; uie rreaca anj rjigu-n tan
fiuaee
if iioasein.cw ijhl-hi. uroaawar -Itnl-ltwwlySp
. ALFRkD MUNROE A CO
gic r.AT m vs 10 njipounni
IIILII' I. WLJlLiaV
IMPORTER AND PUBLISHER
No. 5 and 7 CAK?SrH New Orlxass
HAS THE TUE LARGEST AND BEST SELLClrD
STOCK OF SHEET MC3IC. MUSIC ROOKS AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE S0UT1L
rpHE PIANO FORTES areof the best Boston and New
J. ork makers with or without the Avolesn and other
attachments; and he keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment of Pianos of the latest style and Improve
meats for which be has the exclusive agency. These
Pianos are superior fir good tone durability. and the
elegant outward finish.
Mr.tterlein has nthorouah a nowtedaeot the lruG-
turc of the Piano Forte having beeif a close observer of
the progress of the art of Piano bmlling for the last
twenty years which enables him to discover the lean
defcctsintheinstruraent agreat desideratum in nak
ing selections tor his house
tSf W hen orders are sent for Pianos. r other iubii u
menu from abroad great pains are taken intheselec
boa of them using even mote 'iij-retion (if possible)
In choosing such Instrument Uan if the persons were
present themselves.
No Piano lorte ii sent from this establishment with-
out being closelr examined : and ia case a Piano Forte
should prove deli-Ctive. after a years trial the same
may be returned and exchanged for another. Lv cry in
strument is warranted.
iLLNCll PIANOa of the highly celebrated maker-
lot lLKVKi.ACoP-iris an Inhere.
TUL BILS3 INSTRUMENTS comprise eve rr variety
of Saxhorns Eajsa Tuba Trombones. Cornet 5n Futon
Concert Horns and erery thing belonging to thla depart
ment.
VIOLINS rangoig In pnce from one to one hundred
dollars are superior to anything ever brought to this
markrt.
TOMAS GUITAR (price C)lsaEupcriuraru.lL.and
much admired for its harmonic tones besides these of
American and toreigu manufacture.
llAItM from the rpIfhraiM makers J. Crown A (n.
New York and London.
MELODtONS. from the best makers with allthe Ule
Improvements.
phi Eunuih iiiiiiu.ir.i3 111 iciwi luuvuitiwub
FINt "LLTE2rnmone to eleven keys.
ACl?ORllM)S. PI.ITTI.'!". l.flNPfcllTIVA. MlVir
EOVi.fromtltollW.
r LAG! GLETS. t IFEi CA MBAL.S DRUMS. BANJOr
MkTKONOMs 1LUIE CNLS. AC Ac besides every
uii 1 oi Aiusican -iiercrianaise.
SUPEIUORfcTRLNGS for Harp.GuiUrs Violins Bass
iolins. i loloncellos. Banjos aod Pianos always fresh on
hand.
All the abore articlesareofferedattVholesAle at well .
as Retail Country Dealers lieada cf schools and Teach'
ers are imormoa uui tney can purchase acre at a noerai
discount and accommodating terms.
AU New Pubhcations from the different Puhliahersln
the country received immediately after issue.
tar Orders from the country strictly attended to.
Pianos and all Linda of instruments tuned and repaired
Music nei'Jy bound.
Second Hand Pianos taken In exchange for new ones
Puxo3 roa Sale.
N. B. Agent for U. Erben's Church Organ. New York
tar Any order for Music accompanied with the cash'
win be sent free of charge by mail. Catalogues forward
NEW AND FASaiONCLE CLOTUIVG STORE
IE. I'M KIN A CO.
ST CA3IP STREET 37
HA E just opened at Nn. 37 Camp Street. New Or-
leans a large ard fAsMonabie -ssoitment of
ULNTLEMLNa LLOIIIING
in every variety acd every style price fashion and
labnc made up and manufactured expressly for this
market in the ben and most permanent manner. Their
stori consists of
OMuRLOAI3and CLOAKS.
DULrf and FROCK COATS. .
PLAIV and i WCY PANTS.
ESTlNiSof every description
AL
SIIIRTi' r.r the ITS EST LINEN and COTTON.
NLCK IIADK1RCHI FS HOSE.
POCKET llaNDKLRCIiiLFS.
SCARFS. L3TBUlTONS.
GLOFA CANU
UMBRELLAS.-w UNDERSHIRTS.
anl In fct every article found in a
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
rVinft Ion nf their ablhtv 13 suit everv fae tfin -.
Quest the attention of these about to purchase.
EOYi3 CLOTHING IN EVERY VARIETY.
Jail-twwlT
1'AIUI UALU UUPX.
rIUE subscrlUr 'respectfully calls tbe attention cf
X Merchant and Planters to a very superior article
of bale np xhich he keeps constantly on hand and
far cat n-PHviHl I'lrrrt frrini tle reli hra!i1 minnti.
torvrif Ur-. W A.RIUiirdso Br-iLir. of L-aij .
viiie ienim.j iuisr(iioi iu uieuj maciiincry.irom I v
the beat materiaL consequently. Is hard smooth even
and of one piece. felghiurluOIba loihecciL and mea-
suring about X of ah incj in thlcLneas.
Aiao.au n&uu i mucay vaxguig fiiuie oni maao-
j ... i . iuui aicnauw
jaoiff-.ww-
jn
' A PUBLlOSALEolLotsoftheTownof CoIdSnnnics
ri will be had at the Store of Messrs Patrick t Butler
.i.VK.i.--r l..i- tfl.':
VII MIC IUUI III U.J VI UIJIJ
This Town U located la Folk Couatr. on the West aide
f Trinity Rirer.about miday between Cedar and
Johnsaa'sBlulf.(andnotmorethansixmIIesfromeither)
from each of which places is shipped annually about
Ivnlhfliliinil hatanf 1 nllnn with htH iln rll..nuill
--" - - - ----" .uuauUj ukv .v--
t mt mr hint.
Frrnlaet iathe interini'Tum. an manir advantau
as Cold Springs. Situated in the high rolling Pine
Woods with an abundance of every species of timber
for building purposes wi Ji gpnnga of superior Free
Stone ater borvting from the hUla in every direciion.
to that even settler mar hire his on Spring. An ex-
cellent Page Circular Saw one mile from town earned
on by our entr rprising citizen. Capt. Ross who fills bills
at shortest notice and on most accommodating terms.
surrounded on the North and East by the rich ral ey of
the Trinity and on the South and W est by the alluvial
soil of the San Jacinto and nig Thicket. It holds out
n'uic luuuLctuciiu 10 meenierpruingcuiz'nsoi icxa
than any other portion of our beautiful country.
Established at this place is a Male and Female Acad
emr in successfil operation with some sixty scholars
under the supervision of IL F Oillctt. a and his lister
where all tbe branches of a polite and useful education
are taught where young men can be fitted to enter any
of our Northern nr Southern Coll-gcs. (nd lurther If
necessary;) a Lodge of Ancient tree Masons and a
Chapter of R. A.M.
There are three places of religions worship one Meth
odist. one Baptist and one episcopalian in each vf which
regular service is held once a month.
Let all who read como and sec. and judge for them-
selves. Terms if Bale. Equal payment to be made at aix.
twelve and eighteen months withintcrest at I U percent
from the day r safe purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security.andlien upon theproperty. Title war-
ranted.
aprir-w mi sale
). 11'A1IUI0
Proprietor.
COIENEIMLS IE U It'll.
ATTORNEY" AT LAHT.
150 Gcxsai. Laxn Agiit
aprt"-wly Frtfomfobura Ta.
A. J EVAS. r.I-CZXlsOS
EVA:S A; DU.NISON
ATTORNEYS k COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Waco McLennan Omnty Tsca.
WILL practice ia all Counties or the State where
basinets may require. Prompt attention given
to Collection and investigating and perfecting Laud
Titles. apr3-Iyw
I'KOCLAIATIOA.
WHEREAS the extraordinary and unprecedented
demand for that invaluabIepreparation.UaiGHT'3
FttEMicw Kathaimos has induced envious persons to
palm off other articles similar in name and appearance
but absolutely worthless which has a tendency to injure
the reputation of the genuine article purcha ers should
be Particular to ask for right's Premium Kathairion.
and they may rely on receiving an article unequalled
for its virtues (or restoring a decayed head of bair. for a
cool refreshing and delihtful application daring tne
hot weather removing all disagreeable sensations of
dizziness and headache and for the tuiletfthas never
had an equal for its pleasant and delightful fragrance.
Iu thousands of testimonials are a sufficient guaran-
tee for iu completely restoring a decayed head of hair ;
for removing all dandruff; for preventing Its faking uC
whether from sickness or disease: and for entirely dis-
pensing with the necessity cf using hair dyes as it
excites the secretion producing a supply of its natura
pigment or coloring matter giving the hair a dark
glossy appearance with a luxuriant growth.
AGEXT:
llntuton. Roberta A Co. Houston Clement m. Ilwver.
tmintaoa. bea viit s rarxer 1 iciona xtogan & ueppen
sulk Lockhart.
FFTER T. WRIGHT k CO
marCT-wtf SU Market street. Philadelphia
CIIAULC3 IIim.TIUL "
Couuesck'Strset. Sat Asioaio
DcaUr in Guns. Rljlca I'uloU and Sporting Ap
paratus
TTAS constantly on hand a la
XX sortment of Double Barrel Shot
Guns fine an I common Rifles all s sea
of Colt's Revolvers. Belt and rocket 11-
tols. Fowder Flasks and Horns or all.
a zes. various kinds of Shot Pouches.
fine and common Gamebag. Baliwinl EIey Gun-
wadding. genu.ne . L and G D.Caps aIo Walker's
Liey's and turkey's double Waterproof Central Fire
Safety Caps knglish Diamond brain and American
Sporting Powder.in one and five pounds Canisters Cap-
primers Lock vice Gun Locks aot-ble-Triggers Dram-
bottles Leather Drinking Cups. Bowie and Sporting
Knires Ac. All of which be offers for sale at very low
prices for cash.
ew Rifles made lo order on the most improred prin-
ciples and repairing done with neatness asd dispatch.
N. B. He informs his friends alio that he haa j jst re-
ceived a small lot of sharp s Patent Rifie also a snull
lot of Colt's Mary Pistols with Ivory Handles and finely
engraved ia cases which he will sell low for cash.
Call and see aprlT-ljw
IL IL Ware. J. T. Wase
11. 11. ivahi: & co.
WU0LESELE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS. Strand. Galveston.
tBf Dealers In Tobacco Cigars Brandies inesic
a3-lyw
MAfeOMC. L O. O. I. fc. OP F.. O. I. A.
REGALIA Jewels and Costumes manufactured aad
kepton band at the old establishment of
E. COM B. S4t Grand street
aprlf-wly East of Bowery. New York.
Orders from tbe country promptly attended to.
ARTHUR'S TATFNT AIRTIGHT SELF SEALING
CA.3ANjJ'Rs.F.I;1'kL-LRVI.GFRE2U
FRUITS AND hUKTArtLL3.
'PIUS invention for which a patent has been ob
L tained. commends Itself to the attention of house-
keepers aod others on account of Us great simplicity
and ihe effectual manner in which it accomplishes arery
desirable and nseiul object
Tne cans and jars art- constructed with a channel
around the mouth near tbe top. into which the corer
fits loosely Inia cnanncl Is filled with a very adhesive
cemenuprepared for the purpose and allowed to har-
den. In order to seal the v cssel hermetically if I only
necesaryto heat the cover tllofUly and preen it into
place. It may be opened wth as much ease as it is
cosed by slightly warming the top. The ordinary tin
cans used for the same purpose for which this is inten-
ded cannot be do ed. as la well known without the aid
of a tinner; are dimcult to open and are general so
much injured in opening as to be useless fur future ser-
vice By this simple contrivance the process of hermetical
scaling is piaced conveniently within the reach of erery
individual; and fruit regeUbles. and bu.ter (u prop-
erly preiaredj may be kept with their natural flavor
unimpaired for an iadcfln te length of time
These vessels have been thoroughly tested during tbe
past summer and their contents after the lapse of
months. ha v been frand unchanged At a late meet-
ing of the Farmers' Ciub in ew I ork city a can of npe
peaches preserved by this method was opcned.and the
flavor found unimpaired The members of the club
spoke warmly In favor of the invention
These cans and jars from pints np to gallons are
manufactured and for sale who!-tale and retail 1 y
ARTHUR. nUKMI AM .o.
No. GO S. Tenth st (Assembly Buildings
aprJ24-2ww .Philadelphia. Pa.
&TEI.VS KESTAUKAT.
CONGRESS ATENCE. WEST SIDE.
CIIA?. STEIN returns thanks Tor the lib-
eral patronage heretofore received
and begs leave to infuhn the public that1
he has enlarged his establishment and
prorlded everv luxury that can be had lo
FAIBDAXKB' l'LATFOtlll feCLK-.
TFSTPn AI.WATS TtTftUT
Tilt; AUlkAUtVIXUUti STAN-
DARD. Erery variety for sale by Fua
basis A Co 89 Water street New
York: by GkxxslkatA- Brows. 34
KQby street Boston. Mass and by
Fairbanks A Ewtn. S3 Market St.1
Philadelphia. Pa. fjyl3-lyw 54J
II. llClt f.-.H A. A- COi
2S Cuajitres Stexet. Nxw Oeleajs.
IMPORTERS OF GERMAN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Toys aud Fancy Goods
Vanr China an.l Boh em lam Glassware. Willow Wag
ons and Baskets of all description etc at wholesale.
or .oysoyinecase.a.iew lorspnces.
norTtwwIy
TA1LC ILkHDWAIlL FOIl TIlCfeOCTU.
NEILS ON WARD WELL A CO
ivroaTcas axd wbolesau dkalxbs is
Itdrdtrarf CutUrv Gunt. fiiJUs. Mujiets. Fntols
AAD IIH1W GOODts.
No. Ill Pearl street near John street. New York.
Y are rnnstantlv recelrinr from European and
American Manufactures supplies of every article in
the above line which wc are prepared to offer upon
the mnitiadrantaireon terms to country barer. Our
stock is specially adapted for the Texas markets and
iromour ionz tnoineuKe 01 bdu mumnK scquauiMucc
wtth trail. we are nrenared ta offer a fuller assortment
of articles.sul'edtothecountry.thancanbe met with
in any other estaousnmentinuie Jtonn.
Orders interested tons wilt be selected with great
re and promptly aispatcfiei.
Joseph Tarrant Wolverhampton. England.
Jno.Neil.on New Jersey
Jeremiah M-Wardwell.
Walter Infts Junior. New Tork.
Jas a Patrick. 3
-Irldw
ALrAIILCOKESANDMLEl.VL W VTERts
THE undersigned intends to devote some years to the
mineral explorations of Texas from tbe Sabine to
the Colorado and as far North as the WishitaMoun tains.
Ue has made arrangements with the Messrs. Rinnsxs
Chemists of the University of Louisiana. New Orleans
tn have all imnlN nf tmturala and mineral irattrt.
.mmnftt an.TmeH and rennrted nnnn.
IH03" perSUOB WUU lUUW lUC CU1U.JU1UC1 111 iuiu-
Oieore9Acwiuuierciurciiiiu uiuuicuuvui.c auu
Intereat in eon-proond with tun : for besides the facUttiea
for Chemical Analysis above mentioned be Is himself
Eraetlcally acquainted with the mining of gold having
een engaged in and with mining for several years ia
niup ctii inuc
uoieua. rout uonniy lexaa.
uriiixCiB-
CoL a 5L Wniiams. Gen. IL JlcLcod
Gen.U B MchoU Geo. BaO.
Zior Ih tmwuir air. j. u. snaw.
aoiicl:.
THE undersigned has been appointed by the County
Court of Ualveston Count . Administrator of the
rood and ehatl Ae of James 11. Soil man. deceased.
and all persons having claim against the estate are no-
Bueu 10 present ine same ia ine ume rcquircu oy
and persons Indebted are requested to make Immediate
payment. AMMU D. BROWN.
Administ at ix by herhuhand.
HIRAM WBKOttS.
febls-wCm Adm nlstrat. r in right of his wife.
EMIUUAATH LOOK TO aOLIK IVTfcllET.
- QOC ACRES of best Oyster Creek Land for sale
I Cl-a 1 tf.r.ndinc a ffood new Frame Dwell inff. irood
Negro Cabin. Cnbs and all necessary out-Building.
ana aoou. uiu atica iu vut.i4'ivu mu wu
Farming Ctensilc. ar d a large stock of Hogs. The said
Land lays on either aide of Oyster Creek entering: the
pralna at Stafford's Point near tbe Depot Any one
enmino- Lo the country will do well to cill and tea tar
themselves as I am determined to selL 1 or farther par-
ticularaajressmeatBUiuorus roinr rori uenn uoun-
ty. Texas. " ap!7-bmw FRANKLIN CAI.ER.
XOrtTI'il. HOTEL"
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
I HE Subscnber would respectfully Inform the trarel-
X ue public that he has leased this well known
Hotel recently kept by S W.Aliis.and added the three
adjoining houses making one hundred and seventy fire
feet front on one of the most beautiful parks in the
The location of this house Is second to none" la the
United States The house bas been thoroughly reuo-
vatnl. nanered. Dainted and furnished entire with new
Furniture of the most modern styles at an expense or
Thirty Thousand uoiiars.
Having secured -the services of the well known pro-
Enetor or Sachems Head House garni Fowler. Esq
e flatters himself that the pnblic wid class his house
among the first in the New England States
apr-2mw U.LEE SCRANT0N.
rA.-v.M-- hoi;m:
Faxsix SraxET. Uoceror TaxAb.
ri'HE Proprietor of the abore establuhment y-
X who has been known In this city for the last t .T
fifteen rears. aives no other pledge 0 the mannerlki!lj.
hi which he will conduct It than his nirae affords.
Horses will be sent to a first-rate Livery Stable
aprlJ-twwly W. B.WALKER.
"" lAMrjirtVILAOV
WT nEELWRlGHT DEPOSITORY for Ihe sale or
11 IhOadelnhia Uairfaetnred VAnnH PiUTH
llAIO.V " r7-.
LD1IBEK WUEI- M 1 T
.i4 Iran axle- " " -k r -
Ir lor hontj r -&Zwi
hmr. UlETItU. .' 1 " "W
"Jv!rj'?ljld wooi uHOiul Timber
Wtota. wjth unj . thoat ult art. Trnak ud K
birr..; of exefj kind. Ml .Ilothtr rUcIeJioiho to.
warranted to ta eim-j irol-uperior to oofe u
UAment in the United States for sale st refflrf p"S"
and as lowascan be purchased elsewhere. '
No. 31 Perdido street. New OHeaDj (Perdda street
runs west from Ht. Charles two Mocks abori Grarfer sr!
Manufactory No. SOJ North-Third atr?e? hilad3phS:
whew Merchants and others vliidng thTNonnTaTere
spectfully Invited to call and exvmlnt our inelT
.. . D.G.WILS0V.J CiIILDS A CO
?i$i iredand executed WU-. deSch?
J. C. Itl'SELL "
ATTOHNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
Uencrai Land Agent.
GATE3V1LLF CORYELL COUNTY. TEXAS.
apriE-4-lyw
ASSIST QUAHTERMASTtlW O'HH
Fortbrown ras. A pnl 10th )Ki J
QEALED PROPOSALS For the Iran -porta t.onb tws-
O fer-.of Anny ctnres. Supplies. Ac from Brazos Santi-
ago. Texas o fort Brown and t ence to Ringgold Bar-
racks Texas for the period of two-rears commencing
on the 1st day of August 1 3 w 11 be received at th's
Oflbe unUl the It diy of Jane. I9.
For MAJ. W. W. CHAPMAN. A Q M
J P.OAaEScnxirstLLtith At'y.
ap24-tww tlroay 15
TUG CEST IIAIH DYE.
DR. O M. BALLARD'S (new articlej receired the
highest premium at the ohik's Faib and AMiai-
ca.i IsamxTf. where It was examined toy the distin-
gmneu cacmisis ur -niiwu. ana itot jona Torrey
n-l pronounced the beL Prtndpal Office and Store.
u w ommnij iitjw lora.
lurtaleltt Galveston br Mra. C Br ana r A. Paatnrli-e
ttrceL lriceL marS4-lywtw
LAAIU1 UMtSl
TWO HUNDRED barrell of rres Bock ror sale low
by febl J. WtU.Octt ea Straod
S&fS-
THE STATE OF TEXAS. J LHttrtct Gntrt-SpHna
ioonty 01 jenerson. itrvu-A. is. ism.
To Vt6 bherty of Jejfrriot County. GreetUa:
WHEREAS the St-te of Texss. by her District Attar
ney. has died her petition lo the District Court of
Jefferson County complaining and alleging that one
srancois iouarcaua.a resiaen. ciusea m ino cuic 01
I AnMini. nn nr ahntit th tnth ilav cf Mar. A D IU4.
did then and a nee lhat time keep in the County or Jef
ferton and State of Texas for the purpose of graaing. a
Urge stock o. neat cattle to-wit Two hundred and
twenty aeau.anu wnercaj mc aiuu irujwuiwuiutiui
l nnt a rMid-nt or ritfxra nf the said Stat of Texaa. nor
owner or cultivator of any farm orplantation wtthin the
limits 01 ine state aioresaia mil 01 wu a is mown irow
the affidavit of several good and respectable citizens of
the said County and etate and. whereas the said stock
of neat catt e hare been and are so kept as aforesaid
ia the County and State aforesaid contrary to the pro-
visions t the Statute In such case made and provided
an 1 furthermore nliegea that she fears and belieres mat
the said neat catt): may oe remored beyond the limits
of the said State or Texas during the pendency oi this
suit and prays the benefit or a At rit of Sequestration.
Therefore jou are hereby commanded to ate the said
ltoudreaux. by publication of this writ in some news-
paper publnhed in the County of Galveston there bring-
none In Jefferson County for four successlre weeks pre-
TIOUS to tje return ua j nereut. w uc tutu appear a. mc
n.trift rnnrt tn and lor Jefferson LountT.obe holden
Inthetowaof Beaumont at the Court noose thereof on
tne eiKUlu Jionuaj aiicr uic .uuu luutuoj vi .iuiuj
A. D. 14.5. and answer said petition.
ItTfin HI' TiQt. ut.
tt lines ueo. t . u vryan. vierg dis-
trict Court Jefferson County with tbe
Seal or said Court this eib. day or De-
cember. A. D IBM.
u. w. uuaiAa ut: v. u j. c.
1 ceniijr tuu to be a true copy.
aprio-wlw MAssniLD GAaarrr Sheriff J. C.
TUE STATE OF TEXAS.
.oonty vi vcersoo- 1
To ths Shtrtfftfjejfcrton County Greeting:
rnEREASthe State of Texas by her Diatrict At-
r tornev. ha tiled ner neutiun In th? Dm t net (Vinrt
or Jefferson County complaining and alleging that one
Ldmond ltoudreaux a resident ciUsen ot iho State of
Louisiana on or about the tenth day of May 1&4 and
did theoand since that time keep hi the County of JeOer-
s n.and State of Texas for the purpose of grazing a
large stock of neat cattle to-wit: lour hundred head.
And whereas the said Loudreaux is not a resident or
ciDxen of the said State of Texas nor owner or cultiva-
tor of any farm or plantation within the limits of the
said Suit aforesaid all or which is known by the afil-
daffit or several good and respectable citizens of the
said County and state; and.wnereas.tbe said stock of
neat came aire oeen. ana are so xept as aioresaia in
the county and State aforesaid contrary to the pro-
ris'onsof theatatupla auch case made and provided
and further alWea that ih fan and belit-Tta that th
said neat cattle may be removed beyond the limits of
me aaiu staie 01 lexaa. uunnz tne penaency 01 taia
suit and nrara the benefit of a writ of seonestratlon.
There ore. you are hereby commanded to cite ths aald
uouareaux oy puDiication 01 uus writ in some news
paper publfihed in the County oltialves ton. there being
none tn Jefferson County for ioar successive weeks pre
Tiousto tbe return day hereot to be and appear at the
District Court of Jefferson County to be hoiden in the
torn ot Beaumont at the Court House thereof on the
rurhtli Monrlav. alter thn tmrd M rtnd at at March
A. D. 1355 and answer aaid petition and show cause if
any. war ine saia came snouia not oe ioneitea to too
said County ol Jefferson ic
Herein nul not Ac.
-wfl Vi itnes" George W. CBryan. Clerk
(t r ) DIstnctCouruJeffersoncounty wlttithe
1 1 1 r I Kl f sad Com this euhth day of
( M-i m December A. D.lttS
-- fiw.nnnriv.
Clerk District Court Jefferson County.
The blsle or Texas! DrsTaicT CotaT.
county cf Jefferson. I Spring lervuA.VAiM
To the Sheriff of Jeffitraon County Greeting:
r-a-rnrrtPs''. th. Stat nf ""Vraarrr TleS" TH trtrt At
VV toraey.basfliedherpeUUonuitheDiatrtctCourt
of Jefferson County complaining and alleging that
one Nathan Foreman. M.D. resident citizen or iheStato
of Louisiana on or about the tenia day cf MayA.D.
tMM diil thfn. anil sine that time keen in the Cfnntr
of Jefferson and State of Texas for the purpose of
grazing- a large siocs ot neajcaiue wwii: seven Hun-
dred and twenty bead: and whereas the said Nathan
Foreman is not a resident or citizen of the said State of
leaasor owner or cultivator of any Una or plantation
within the limits of the said State or Texas all of which
is known from the affidavit of several good and respec-
table citizens or the said County. And whereas the
said stock of neat cattle hare been and are so kept as
aforesaid for the purpose of graaing hi the county and
state as aforesaid contrary to the provisions of the
statute ba such case made and provided and farther
alleges that she Aars that the said neat cattle may be
removed beyond tbe limits or the sard State or Texas
during the pendency of this suit and prays the benefit
of a writ of sequestration. Therefore jou are hereby
(ATTimimti-d tnrttesaid Pnrrman- bTBtmtlCatlon of this
writ in seme newspaper pabliahrd in the County cf
uaivesioo.uiereDemgnoneUJeueraonbounu'.ioriuur
successive weeks previous to tbe return day hereot to
be and appear at the District Court iu Jefferson County.
to be hoiden In the town tf Beaumont at the Court
House on the eighth Slooday after the third Monday
or March. A. D Istf. and answer said petition and
show cause if any why the said cattle shall not be
ioneitea 10 me bounty 01 jenersonc
1I.-ri.in fall nnt. Ac.
- Witness. Geo W. O'Bryan. Clerk Dts-
( T trt ) met Court Jefferson County with the
I S l seal of said Court-thia eighth day or De-
- ! Q W.O'BRTAN.
Clerk. District Court J. C.
I certiCr this to be a correct copy.
MnziJ) Gaurt.
AprfllQ Sheriff Jefferson County.
THE STATE OF TEXAS. DUtrict Qmrt-Spring
County ol Jefferson. ) Term A IK lsio
Tb the Sheriff of Jcfftr eon County. Greetutg:
VTTTirnri the Rtat tit T.zaabvher DtJ(Hct Attiir
V V ney has filed her petition tn th? District Court.
01 jecerson juuniy cucoviauiuik auu aucniun uiuobc
V lUtam G. Mills a resident citizen of the tJtate or Lou-
isiana on or about the tenth day or May A.D. 1354. did
then and aince that time keep ba the County of Jefferson
where. the saiil William fl-Milla is not a reaidentnr
citizen of the said Btate of Texas nor owner or culti
vator 01 any larm or plantation wiuuo me limits 01 tne
State aforesaid all of wb ch ia known from the affidavit
of several good and respectable citizen of the said
Cunnty and State. And whereas the said atockof neat
cattle have been and are so kept as aforesaid for the
purpose of grazing in the County and tt e af resank
contrary to the prortsions of the statute in such cases.
maae ana provuiea. ana lurmer aueges mat ane tears
and Deiiercs that tbe said neat catue may be removed
herondihfl limits of the said Stale of Texas dnnme the
pendency of said suit and prays the benefit of Writ
of Sequestration. Therefore you axe hereby command
ed to cite saia aima dt puo Kuon di mis wru in some
newspaper published in the County of Galveston there
being none in Jefferson County for four suceeiarve
weeks previous to ine return uay nereoi 10 oe ana ai
nearatthe District Court fori fferson Cotmtr. ta I
hnhlen fn lha town of UeanmonLat the Ctnrt Honae
thereof on the cignth Monday after the third Monday
of March. A. D I50S and answer aaid petition and show
cause 11 aay.wnj inesanicaiueiiiaaiuuo. ooioneiiea
10 ue saw boanv w cuuku c
l(.ln fail nnL Af.
witness ueo. w. uxryan uerk of is-
itrict Court or Jefferson County with the
iSeal of said Court this th day or Dr
aw VfSVssan ccmuer is.
" IIW1" n w nTtnviv rrwrt r 1 r.
lceruiy tnis to be a correct copy.
aprio-imr MJjumx UAaaiTT Sheriff J.C.
THESTATEOFTEXAaJ DUtriet Court-Spring
County of Jefferson. I Term A. A ISM.
To the Shtriffof Jiffmon County. Greeting:
a 1 rilEREAS the Siate of Texaa h her District Atiii-
VV ney has filed her petition in the District Court of
jenerson uraair. compiauunK ana iiitimz taac one
Edward Croussaja. resident dtisca of the tkat of
Louisiana on or about We tenth day of Mar. A. r 1934.
ma tnen ana since ina. umc aeep ia nje ivounty or jel
Arson and State of Texas for the purpose of cratang a
large stock of neat cattle to-wit: gix hundred and
ninety he td. and. whereas the said Edward (trraaaaid
is not a resident atlsen o' the aaid Mate of Texas nor
ownerorcuiiivaurgi auj MimiuDiuuuuo wiuuatns
bounds of the state aforesaid all of which is known
from the affidavit of several good and respectable dti
sens of the raid County and late and whereas the aaid
ne.t rattle have been and are BQkenL contrary tn the
provisions of the statute in such case made and pro
vided and runner aueges uui bub tears ana oeiieres
th.itr.eaat.1 neat cattle mv be removed berond tha
limits of the said State of Texas dining the pendency of
lOiSSuib aai praj. w ucucuui ii.ui ecifuotrauuD.
1 herefore. you are hereby commanded to rate Ihe said
Broussad.by pub (cation of this writ In some newspa-
per published in the County or Galrestoa. there being
none In Jefferson County for four successive weeks pro
vious to the return day hereof to be and appear at the
District Court of Jefferson County to be hoiden la the
town of Beaumont at the Court House thereof on the
eighth Monday after the third Slonday of March A. D.
If'aS and answer said petition and stow cause if any
why the said cattle should not be forfeited to the County
cf Jefferson.
Herein fail notie- .
mines ueo v. uuryan. mere Dia-
trict Court. Jefferson Gountyt is 8th
day of December. A. D. 18o4. with the
seal of said Court.
u.n.uniiiA.-uiuUJ.L
1 ccruijr uus to be a true copy.
aprPMww- MA5sniu Gasjitt Sheriff J. a
THE STATEOP TEXAS -DWric. Court-Sprtng
vouuiy vi .cucnuu j irmji.i.iaM
To the Sheriff af Jefferton County Greettng:
WHEREAS the State of Texas by hrr District A t-
tarnT haa filed her cetitlun in the Dutrict Courts
of Jefferscn County complaning and alleging that one
Moise Broussaid. a resident atizen of the dtate of Lou-
is iana. on or about the tenth day of May A. D. IBM. did
then and since tht time ktep in the County of Jeffer-
son and State of Texas for the purpose or granag. a
large stock of neat cattle to-wit: ninety head and.
whereas the said Moise Broussaid Is not resident or
duxen of the said State of Texas nor owner or cultiva-
tor of any farm or plantation within the limits of the
State aforesaid ail of which ia known to tbe plaintiff
from the affidavit of several good and respectable eiti-
sena of the said State and County. anl whereas the
aaid stock of neat cattle hare been and are bo kept as
aforesaid. In the County and State a oresald. contrary to
the provisions of the statute in such case made and pro-
video: and further alleges that she rears and belieTes
that the aaid neat cattie may be removed beyond the
limits of the said State of Texas during the pendency of
this suit and prays the benefltora WritorSsquestratmn.
Therefore jou are hereby commanded to ate the said
Broussaid by publication of thia wnt in some newspaper
published m the County of Galveston there being none
in Jefferson County for four successive weeks previous
to the return hereof; to be and appear at the District
Court for Jefferson County to be hoiden ia the town or
Beaumont at the Court House thereof on the eighth
Monday after the third Slonday or March. A.D. l&iS and
answer said petition and show cause if any why tbe
said cattle should not be forfeited to the said County of
Jefferson ie.
Herein fail noLc.
nuuesau. i. u uryaa. uerx uistnet
Court Jefferson County with the Seal
of nald Court thia 6th day of December.
O.W. O'BRYAN.
rnerk tldtHpt fnnrf T. f
I certify this to be a correct copy.
aprlD MAXSnxLD Oajxxtt Sheriff J. G
THE STATE OF TEXAS) DUtrUt Court-ipring
County of Jefferson. J Term. A.U.I&&.
Tothe Sheriff of Jefferson County Greeting:
WHEREAS the State of Texas by her District At-
torne. has filed her petition In the District Court
of Jefferson County complaining and alleging that one
Eurebe tiuidry. a resident citizen of the State of Louisi-
ana on or about tbe tenth day of May. A. D. 1354. did
then and since that time keep ta ths County of Jeffer-
son and State of Texas for the purpose of grazing a
large stock of neat cattle to-wit: One hundrea and fifty
head and. whereas the said kurebe Uuidry is not a res-
ident o' citisen of the said State of Texas nor owner or
cultivator oi any farm orplantatfon wtthia-M limits of
the Stats aforesaid all of which is known from the
affidavit of -everal good and respectable dtlxensof the
said County and etate. and. whereas tbe said stock or
neat cattle have been and are so kept as aforesaid ir
the County and e-tate aforesaid contrary to te provis-
ions of tbe statute in such case made and provided and
further alleges that she fears and believes that aaid neat
cattle may be removed beyond the limits of the said
State of Texas durin-r the pendency of this suit and
prays the benefitof a Wnt of tJeonestration. Therefore
you are hereby commanded to ate the said Gaidry. by
publication of this wnt. In some newspaper published in
the County of Galveston there being none published in
Jefferson County for faar sacceeding weeks previous to
the return dty hereof to be and appear at the District
Court for Jefferson County to be hoiden la tbe town of
Beaumont at the Court Houso thereof on tbe eighth
Monday after tbe third Monday or March A. D I&3.
and answer said petition Ac
Herein fail not. Ac.
.luu.. WitneufJ.W.frRiT'n". rtav v.tatt
L. S.p
Court for Jefferson County thia 8th day
i l'eccmoer.A.ii.i'oi
U. W.UURrAN
I certify this to be a correct copy.
aplO-wtw alAxsnaxn OAaaxTT.Shenff J.C.
OE STATE OF TEXAS; District Gourt-Svnng
T County or Jefferson. J TermA.D lo&a.
Tothe tJurifftifJeffersoi County. Greeting:
WHEREAS the State or Texas by her District Attor-
ney has filed her petition in the District Court or
Jefferson County.compUlningandallegingthatone De-
sire Broussaid. a redaent citizen of the State of Louisi-
ana on or about the tenth day or May. A. D. IBM. did
then and since that time keep in the County of Jeffer-
son and i-tate of Texas for the purpose ofararmga
large -lock cf neat cattle. to-vrlt:Twa hunared and
fifteen head and whereas the said Desire Broossaid is
not a resident or citizen or the said State or Texas nor
owner or cultivator cf any form or plantation within
the limits of the State aforesaid all or which is known
from the affidA-nt of sereral good and respectable citl-
sens or the aaid County nd state aforesaid; and where-
as the said stock or neat cattle have beeS and areio
k pt as aforesaid in the County and State aforesaid con-
trary to the provisions of the statute in such case made
and provided and further alleges that she fears and be
lieres that the aaid neat cattle may be remored beyond
of this suit and prays the benefit or a Writ or Seques-
traiion. Therefore you are hereby commanded to dta
the said Broussaid by publication of this writ la some
newspaper published in the Count r of Galveston there
being none in JeffersonCouoty.forfnarsaocessiTe weeks
previous to the return day hereof to be and appear at
iuc uuinc vuri.iur jeucrjoo iiouniy looenoiaenia
the town of hesamont. at tha Court Ilo&ia thei-enr
the eighth Monday after the third Monday of March. A.
x iiwvitiw"i.4 nr. iMiwihuu mu. i.uic u any
why the said cattle should not be forleited to the said
County ol Jefferson. Ac.
n lajinot c.
itness uorge w. O'Brien. Clerk Dis-
trict Lonrt Jefferson County with tbe
Seal of said Court the 6th day or De-
cember A. D. ISM
O.W.O'BRTAN.
Clerk Tlf.tHrt fntir T f
1 icriitjr tins f) be true copy.
aprlU-wiw KLtsariaLD GAaasTT. Sherlir J. C
ahc4.de; hotel.
Magisine ft N. Orleans between Grarler and Natchex
R. S. HORSE -PROPRIETOR.
TflE Proprietor respeetfuny Informs his friends
and potrons. and the public generally lhat
this weltliiawn and nennlar earahliahment haa
been ihoroughlyreoorated the past season and newly
been obtalced by the proprietors rentiag the adjoining
portionof the bui ding which wRleaablthlm to accom-
modate a much Lunar number at cnnmer than I...
winter.
No expense has been spared by the Proprietor to Sua-
ble him to merit a couUuance of the generous patron-
age he has heretofore received; and every exerth n will
be made bvhimi-elf anJaaaiatanta.tnTetuferthan.Mtn.
of his guests not only comfortable but aareeable
Cs-un great convenience attached to thia Hotel Is
that jyuUcun he had at almost all houru
BOTW-tWWlJW I
fPRl
s
HAN A2VTOXIO CAUDS.
r.E.EUAL AGE.-SCY.
J0UN MALLOY begs to Inform the citizens of San
Antonio and the. surrounding district as well as those
at a dl'tance ho hare business in estern Texas that
he bas commenced a General Agency business la the
above citr. and will mra hisDersunal atlentJon to the
collection and settling of claim and toallotner bu-i-
nru iaa. may oe entrustea to turn.
aarxaixczs
HJonejACa Mrrhantt. PaaehaTT A StrThlmr Atti-.r.
ners. Uroesbeck A irmch. Merchants Hewitt ANew-
ton.Attornejs. ance ABrother.Merchanta Uentwn A
Tans.all. Attorneys. Mn-1 j w
CITa LIlEltk sTAULi;.
SAXAXTOyiO TEXAS.
D. COTTON respectfully Informs the citizens ol
&an Antonio and the. anrrntinHinr njintrv th-t
he has taken the above named stand on Commerce St
mere ua is prepareu ut acvnimouaie au wno may
favor him w th their patronage on tne mot reasonable
terms.
bis stables are spacious and airy and horses left at
brery will be properly attenaed to
Hones for hire by the da. eek or month also bng-gies.carrtage-i.ac
for short or lung juurides.
Btrangersvisitingaaa Antonio cau be furnished with
any kind of conveyance and with carelul drivers well
acquainted with the country. Mib-Ijw
Is A M A(ii:.C
100000 ACHES. BY J.C. IIEHADOV
SAXANTOyiO TEXAS.
r HE above lands are situated on the men Cibola.
Salado. "an Antonio. Sledma. ilnriln. em Kin.
enero-aabmal. Ftio and Leonaand are ownea byJuhn
Uemdon. The abo.e lands are most desirably located
and some of tbem under improvement and will be soid
in quantities to suit purchasers on the most reasonable
terms for cash.
Personadeslring to see these lands will be accommo-
dated with the greatest pleasure by J. C Herndun who
is the Attorney in fact of John IL lterndou.and whui
alan anthonavfl ta mke iHi . Hnni w.r..nr.
deeds to the same and act as his General Agent in all ot
uis uusuicm in f esiern iciu.
Ua may be found at the omce of Alvord and Uerndon.
next door to the sheriff's office or at the Piaxa Uuu.e.
Ban Antonio Texas. M m-tr
THE BAX AA iVlf
LIVEUT aTAULEl
rivui nnders gned would respectfully lu-
X form tne citizens of can Antonio an.
the public generally that he baa at great
expense opened an extensive LlVhuV
te
Bridge where he nas on band a large number of
fiHar tiLAs Huh.-
And also good .upply of
ULUidEd A.1D BUGGIES.
All of which are ready for hire at any hour of the day
and persons calling upon him can be supplied upon tho
shortest notice and upon the MUST ItaAsONAltLE
In connection with the Livery Stable the undersizned
will have on hand at al tunes
UW13 nuitsLS FOR SLE
To supply those desiring to purchase upon the shortest
notice. He will also PURCHASE UOKcLs Iroia those
wishing to ell it any time. He has attentive and ex
Pcrteuced Ostlers and the best provender the country
affords and will keep horses on reasonable terms.
. -. tt-iutm iiHuuua paiu to me sale oi ail
Horses and Mules left with him.
febJT ly w L. 3. 0WINC3-
GENLRAL AUCTlUS AMI
CO.1I.1II.SSIO BUSINESS
SAXAXiOXIO. '1EXAS.
WALES of property of all duscriptluns at public acc-
lj uoaoratpnvausale. Sales lor account of Admin-
istrators. Will make purchase ami salea on private
account Strict attention given to all buwncss entrusted
to him. UtOtttiCD.tULLAAltK.
ar r ii axr
Major James Be'jjer. A. 0 31- V. 3. A- Capt. L. BL.
iuvu.a v a. M.aa.Ji.iuru.1. uowaru. W. UllOeaU.
Mtasrs. J. IL cweet a Co paschal A Kicnardsoo. Uroea-
om.arci.n. itTiue crou'r ir. J. U . t-jon. J.
D-MOcod. 2 lebiJ-Uw
JAM S3 O. WILSO-J.
x. o. Axsaaaox.
WILSON ANDERSON Attorneys at Law. San
Antnntn. Tevaa. Will nparrlia in ..11 tk. ..n..
of the Fourth Judicial District and In the supreme
and Fsderal Courts at Aostia. febK ly w
JIMMS DEM1MX.
WAaaiCK TCXSTALX.
tors at Law. Han aaunio. Tii r u i?t nr.nP.
tn the Courts of tbe Nscond. Fourth and Tenta Judicial
Distncts and In the Federal and supreme Coons.
febi7 lyw
acSSSLL BOWAXS-
. A. WILCOX.
MUHTAKD WILCOX Attorneys at Late. ban An-
tonio. Texas or Office on Trevemo street op-
po Ite the Catholic Churcn.
tian AnUinio. Trrxaa tt Ui nraeili-e in ih hI.i.ipi
uourUof Bexar Medina Gillespie. Comal Ouadalupe
Karnes. Gouxales and Caldwell counties aod lo the
Federal aad supreme Courts at Austin. febul lyw
tfan Antonio. Texas. iill attend nromailr ta all
nusiness entrusted to bis care. ft J lyw
WM. Y. HOUSTON. AUorney ami Counseitorat
Law. Sao Antonio. Texas tt ill give prompt at-
tention to all business entrusted to his care. UTuffice
on Presidio street flrat door from the corner of the Pub-
hcPIax. Teto! lyw
San Antonio. Texaa: III attend tn all nrafsaJtm-
al basinets Uat may be entrusted to him. ia tho several
District Courts of tne Fourth Judicial Ins ricr. and the
Supreme ana Federal Courts at Austin. febKlyw
b. b. QArrEut. a. a. ncsaos.
4aAIIllK.lt At ilfcSO.
Attorneys and uvneUors at Law aan Ant mo.
WIlX practice ba the Federal uiurts the Supreme
and District Courts tf the state and will attend
to proftiasfonal business generally in southern and es.
tern Texaa. fJnJQ-ljw
San AntnaiajTexajfc Will n ray tire i.i the thttrii
Courts of the Foortn Judicial District ia tbe lederal
and Supreme Courts at Austin and will attend to a4
professional business entrusted to his care.
mar33-'M-w
X A. fASCEAI..
..tho. a. sramusa
at Law. and General Land Amenta. San Anumin-
Tsxaa The sales and purchases of Landandallagenctea
confided to them to buy. sell examine titles. Ac in v est-
srn Texas will be promptly attended to. luurs-wly
lUrta throuzh Out the State. ItnsineM from a tliatAnre
will receive immediate attention. txF Rtyxaxscxa
Those by whom I have heretofore been employed.
aartwly
x a cms
..........asaasAcsnuts
v u iaw aa AntuBMjjiens: n ut practice in iMxar.
Comal Guadalupe Gonxales.GiilepieandMedinacoun-
ties and ine Supreme Court at Austin. Prompt atten-
tion paid to the collection of debts location of lands
and investigation of title. aprlwly
.........& O. BKWTOS.
Hr.nr.L4 ai.nii. Attorneys ana. vntn-euors
at Law. will attend promptly to tbe Collection ol
Debta.andwiU act as General Land AgentsSaa Antonio.
Texaa (agrtwly
JOHN J. ALLEN Attokxbt axo Cocseixlo at Law
San Antonio. Texas. V ill attend promptly to th
Collection of Debts. Location of Lanos asd investiga-
tion of Titles. aprl7-lyw
It. .TICAIJU
COMMISSION MERCHANT
South-East corner Main Fhua.
ang.l'-wly SAN ANTOSiO. TEXAS.
T3AAO V. ElUllSO.
X . ATToaur at Law.
febriyw
San Antonio Texas.
FHAH EU4V
A TTORSEY AT LAW
SAN ANTONIO.
mar3itl-w Tax.
mtca a.mj isouK .roici:
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
D93irhl dc CO..
For the purpose of establishing a wholesale and retail
Drug and nook Business in teat city.
Itarinr mails DermanenE arrangement In d. enn-
stantly applied with every article embraced in their
Dimness iney win at au times nave on nana a lull stork;
oi eta pic uron rure inn i rcsn ramny .'ico cines uen
Dine Patent Medicines. Paint. Oil lire StnfTV Ai-
And also such an assortment of Standard Booxs and
Stationery as the demands of the community ma j re
quire including a full supply of the most approved
School Books.
AU Medicines effered for sale by them are guaranteed
to be genuine and of the best quality aod will be sold at
tower prices man nave ever oeen euerea in that mar-
iLiari.A7ii.
Phvsiciana nrescintiens will be care mil v and aerrr-
raieiy prepared at au nours oy a competent person.
A. If. UUJ1UAU
jaoJO-wly J. P.REEU.
THE PLAZA I10CSE.
San Antonio. Texas J. J. GIDDING3. Proprietor.
UATTNO leased the abore establishment sicuated on
ths BDbiicsauare in San Anutnio. and refitted it
throughout for the accomodation of guests. The pro-
prietor begs to Inform his friends and the pub ie gener-
ally that he will give his individual attention to the
business in which he has engaged. andpare no paws or
expense to make those who may sojourn at his house
comfortable. Private rooms for ladies and gentlemen
ty Ail the stages arriving and departingxome to thu
house. bnJ5-lytwAw
WL-sDOW GLASS
WILLIAM McCCLLY k CO Pittsburg. Px.
Manufacturers of Bottles tt indow Glass and A.
Druggists' Glassware tn all Ita varieties Constantlv Hi
on hand Porter Mineral Water and Wine Bottles B
warraniea eouai u any. eimer oi loreizn or aomesm
manufacture. Having Introduced late European iet-
roTcmcms wo are now mason an American vrown
laaa. anitahla for the flneat hmldinnanilpnarinirnnTv
half the price of Boston Crown.
Determined to sell as low as any responsible house
In the trads we eolitit aa exaaunationof quality and
price. Joly 19 W. wly.
GLOUGE .0CSS1:L
TIIOTIAS HOUSE.
(roaMKKXT rax attssGtrat hoc-h)
MRS. TAYLOR.
HAS Uken charge of the above well known vSV
Louse on Pecan Street The houe has been ;!.
thoroughly refitted and famished. She promlsefilliL
that nn najna shall be niml tn ri .iti.FitL n A
those who may faror ber with their patronage. Her
nuuae ia nuw upca iur us reception oi Hoarders and
travelers.
Aran yetmjary 17th 1555. mrl3-ljw
PRAAL15 T. DCFFAl".
Austu. TaXAS.
BCGGIST. Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Drnna. Palntt. Oila. T)e.tnfT Vvrinm.- C
Patent Medidnes. At. Ac V
A lame Stock of Books and ftatinner alnva T
on hand : all of which he offers as cheap as they can
wc ifuuiHcu iu ui uviuuid market. mru-iyw
AtSTIS LIVEBY STABLES
BV JUUSON A EEATLEY.
Coxcaxss Atxstx. Acstts. Txxas.
HATING purchaseil the abore establishment we beg
leave to Inform the alliens of Austin and surround
ing neignoornoou.a weii-aa ine trareiiiig community
generally that we have laid In a new stock of Uor
aad Carriages expressly fjr hire at reduced rates for
Bv adostlnsr the raat Snlm .a .n.vi.j
chargi lower and rurniah better vehicles and horses
than nave been heretofore kept in Aus-io; and by gT
lnr onr nndirided attnttnn n t. i.n. 1 "
engaged In. In which we haTe had considerable experi-
ence we hone tomarit a fair share nr nnhi.Kn.mn.
tnnu. . v.n i - t r" j - " ;-..--r -c.
uWM u ou ui j.auu carnmu aueoued to.
Mil "" " 'Ua!0IIWIiniIM(tl1-
uMtuud-M" .UU.KU.1 S. KKATI-KTi
VALUAIILL IVWDS FOIt SALE.
ALL the Land or the N.aahviUe Texas Emigrant Com-
pany and of the heirs ot George W. Hoover de
PMUH will Km .nl. ..n.. ..(.. L...
.--.-... .uu..MiittuUluu tu uie menut old-
er as follows:
IT ClIJl irtJ Rnrteann fnrint ii.ihi..r r.
.-- : - ----- wm.j.m ws iuui UI April
KA-3-o ktm mmed to outer rirmi.oitb H'6
I'll wmrttmii n Iv.a... a... . "-.-
. k.whu vu wicuciijgi ienms sauiran. and H76
fSf i.tTi.r;d.t0 &han of i03" W. Brigham. on the
Bed Fork of the Sd X eyua.
isl? ?!?lDtx' Kobrtsot County on the 31st of AoriL
IX TBW ClTT n riltTnm An .. rwV .e t ti te
-330 acres framed to John Price in sec. ions 1 and 3. on
53 237. 626 5W.8.U 2S.a 21 Sk 2. 224. Sfl 2c.3lA Sd
"d 253 and 7 lots in the Otyof Ualveston. nmnberiog
..VU.A.V uuiunciu DiocKQ.u near tne uopitai.
Is CaocxxTT. Houston County.on the 9th of 3Iay. 1S33
One league or land. (lessSVl acres) granted to Uarri
son Greenwood on Elkhart Creek ia Houston County.
Iv PALxsTrsa. Anderson County on the Hth 3Iay. t&S.
j frn ff the east end ol the Joseph Jordan League
uEtu tajcauiJC
IS CoasiCAXA. Vararrn Ceinntr. art the 53.1 itar. 1421
lIIJ7acrea mntwltn llltrer k'arm.niih. nn Villare
Creek In Ellis County.
vw acres granted 10 nm.upwa.om-aamoers .reca.
Is Waco. McLenan County on the 2S th of Mar. liii
MQ and 33) acres granted to tt. W. Hoover assignee on
Duffau's Creek.
fRnriin. flollad ConntT.on thI6thof Jone.l.Vi
540 acres granted to James Clifford on Coleto Creek.
Ls BABTBor. Baatroo County on tbe 2 d Jane. 1ASS. .
North half of Block ta. 4. east of Alain street. (im
lot NivLeaat nf Main streeLI3 acra.anil xtnth hmif
oi yann tot no. ii. west oi auin street b acres o tne
town of Bastrop.
Is Lrrnxs. Cass County on the 21st March. 121
MO acres granted to 31. u. SIcClure. SI acres on H J-
son's Staff balance Joining the Sivetract. all oa Sal-
30 acrea granted to W. McLore. part of one-third
League headright of Henry Bjtco.
Sat acres granted to J. W . itauton. on Sulphur fork of
Red River.
Taiwa -One-third cash the residue payable In Utlve
months well secured
C K.JOHSAgeatandAttonie7lnfad.
(marlJ-wtHlmayl
FOR b kLE.
P tut n?' eBpPW Schooner Isaac 33r
Tunnel of hew York. xj-luvths tons hur-53L
then-pew Masts new Sail- andSpars.3 Anchors--1-
and Chaioa. new Boat and SaiL ThiVewlwUlbecffirr-
ed ror sale at private sale until 3sto tnsL For further
w iii .yrijua ooaru. to tne captain or to
Pr A.J.I.NGESSOLL.
SOla-Q AGCKCl FOK
B0ARD3UN .PbssssbL-. A 0 RAT'S
Campana
ment
v . . PIANO FORTES.
3S8 Chestnut street opposite U. 3. Mint. FhSadcIphla.
BaA5CH-U7 Market St. Wiuoxotov. nn.
Prba-lyw JOlli MARSH.
af vuwsu.jiaaniacinrers.imporv- !. r
XI err. Whole-ale and Retail Dealers -f'i
In VERT FIVE WATCUES PureStl- -' -
VrW are Hich Jewelry. Choice Cutlery peetaclea
OOD A CO.Maanfaetnren. Import-.
Gold Pana etc- fall at whnleaala nrieea enls- (msori-
UorOMo- as State street. Albany and between and
9a. rwnayiTmiua ayeose. naaaiaawo. a w
s-tjw
LAVACA ADVERTISE
JJ. A A MI A CO..
forwarding Receiving and General CbmatUrfoi
MERCUANTS.
octIO Lowrr iharf-Laea. Texas. iyr
J. IS. WIATZ
W30LESALR AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ALL varieties of Pale and Dark Brandies Sherry. Ma-
deira.Od fort Champagne Uarer and otherwnes.
toa lUim. hljkey. rmcco and Fncy Groceries.
dC sc r-ort Lavaca. Texas. JaruS-lyw m
m. j. clow ...irMnj. laax.
CLOW fc Hl'E'i.
Lavaca. Texas.
KELP CAnstantly oa hand a full and complete as-
sortment of Dry GmmIj. CloUung. iiau and
Cap. Boot aadMiOf. Hardware Qu-eru ware. N'ltions.
iUddlery. Groceries and Produce ao-1 wuU'd respectfully-reuOcst
country Merchants and Planters to call and
examine their stock beforepurchajjge.Kwhere.
JanJj-Iyw
is. u. jji;.a
DEALERInGrocerie.Dry Goods. Ual4.BootsShoes
and Clothing. Craiosnew bonding. Lavaca. Cash
advances made an Cotton and all kinds of cnuntrr oro-
duce. (janJj-lytr
j. ?i. .Mio:t
niPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER TN
IpOREIGN and Domestic Drugs. Medicine. Cheml-
eald. Perf amery. Fancy articie).c and dealer ia
I'amtuils.Drntuffj.GUssware. Window GUm. Sta-
tionery. Instruments. Ac Store la Beklen's building.
Commerce st eec Lavaca. Texas. LUnli-ly w
LAVACA rCKAITtlSE
IVAEEROOM3.
J.0. B. BCRKE 1 CO.
Importers rf Fuxllure. Carpeting- Rugs. Mai. Mat-
uBKs uuijains raper iianginys. wiauowtur-
tain and thades. Clock. Matrasses.
JanlT-Iyw
Till: CITY JIOTUL
LA YACA. TEXAS.
IS situated on Commerce street ba Ibe Centre of bcsl-
nee. The Houm lus Just been completely renova-
ted. The fare in nf the hrti Th. unmii nAiiti.
and truty. The proprieiors pledge themselves to use
uisii uui luuc.iun to aunuiusier to tne com ions oi
their guests. Janlfj-liw
KEIl Ot CL.UH
RECEIYINQ AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
lanlS Lavaca. Texas. Otw
JOJI7V IIUUAL!
(Scccxssoa to R. M. FOS3E3 k CO)
DEALER IN
Dry Goods Hardware. Cutlery. Groceries. Stationery.
Queensware and Glassware eaddlery. Mats. Boot'.
t-ho etc Laraea. Texas. Qania-lyw
F. KKAUJIO.-T Jr.
APOTHECARY A.YD DRUOQ1ST
wnoLzsAiK Axn atTAit nsAixa a
Indian. European and American Drags. Medtdnes
and themicala.Perromery Puits. Oils varnishes Dye
Staffs V indow Glass etc ete Likevise Books and
sts tunery. ConmerceatreetLavacaTexa.
Jjnlo-lyw
IS. -TI. FOICIHUS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
Lavaca. TxxAi
CO LI CITS Canarrutel.tanr (Tr.rfrin anlnthar Prnlnr.
IO lorsbipmentoraale. H id mak liberal cash ad van-
. tellUllIlnitUin hinnnl tCnrn. S hi ...hi. t.i-n.i. h.
Aew Uneansew xotk or Boston.
Janlft-lw R. M. FORBES.
IR.e)311T.ld.CU..
AUCT10NEERSANDWI1OLES4.LEAND RETAIL
Dealers In
Watches. Jewelry Clocks and Fancy Goods
Commerce Street La vaca.
CONSTANTLY oa hand a large supply of PodoUt
staiKUrd Miscellaneous and echvol Books.
lanlo-wly
A.nrHiurs. A.n.iTrrLLirs.Ja-
ictori Texas. Port Lavaca Texas.
I'llILLlPe Ok FlIILUr.
ATTORNEld AND COUNSELLLR-! AT LAW.
7ILL practice in the Supreme Court and the C. S
V V Uiatnct Court at Uaireitou. and tbe several lns-
trkt Cwurts ba the tenth and tourteetth JutLcul ins-
tncts. j-jnlf-lyw
IMILUOAD HOLM:
Port Lavaca. Texas.
J J. Uendrick. having recently opened the.4.
abotehbueasa liouLbegs to iniono tncHj.lif
traveling coanuumiy Ust h Is prepx ed to give fsfHl
the beat accomiMiadoa. the country will afloru. "?;
Tnerooma areairy.andweltluridshed witn eomfuna-
bie chambers and the house ia tleasaniiy situaied. Iron-
ting oo tbe bay. acd right in the business part tf the
town.
Uoodstabhngacd accomodation for hones with at-
tent ve aerrania'. fJarJS-ljw
AJV AMO.MU IIOLSJJ
PORT LAVACA.
Texas.
JR. FRETWFXL harlng recently becomti igru
. proprietor of the abure establishment bs?.!
would Inform his friends and the traveling com- Hi til
munity generally that he Is prepared to accom-Hiis
modatc permanent or transient boarders on thmat
most reasonable terms.
The house which Is large and airy. Is pleasantly situ-
ateo near the Bay. and the mad Stags tto umce for
iictona andSanAntoniobkeptthere. IjaZ7w ly
lADlAXOXtA.
lADLlNOLvk IlUlbl.
1 FORMERLY Ahaffibia.Indianob Texas. E-Vr35-"Bellii.ger.Pioptletor.
nggl
EjT" Private rooms for farmhes or gentlemen. U Jsca.
desired can te had. Tern.3 moderate.
lanJJ-ljw
J. W. XALSaTDGX V. T. STAkXa.
UlLDniDGE.Sr'AimscSCO..
RECLTTING and Forwarding Merchants Powder
noni Vt harf lndlanola Texas.
Jang-lyw J. H. BALDRTDOE.
AOTICE.
icreby notifiei
or credit mv wife. Ann Gram on mr accoan as
l will not nay the same. HERMANN G&LEN.
Laotaca Trim. Jnnary 15th. 131 janS-lmw
CAMJlEK 1IOCSC.
LOWER VVIIARF-IND1AN0LA.TEXAS.
C Yillxxkuvz. Proprietor.
THIS new and spacious hcteL Is situated at theX
eodof tho sieamooat wharf commanding a
fine view of tbe bay. and has been nitrd op attPtil
great expense by ihe proprietor whose reputatKu tor
keeping a good house has been long- established in
t27TraveIers wbl find the best of accomodation acd
are. ijanilyw
WH.M.TAZ5 HA.... B. BAKU
W3I. 31. VARA EXL CO..
RECQYINGJ'orwardmzaadCommissionMtrchan'a
Puwdcrliorn n harf. indianoIs.Tcxas.
JanSJ-Ijw
II. RUAC1-.&CO.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
AXD GZXESAL MESCUAyTH
Ispiax qla. Texas.
Mrt-lyw
A. a CUSXISCBAK..........................J. j. now
CLAMMJIIAII dk HOLT.
A TTORNETJ AND COCNdELLORS AT LAW Ticto-
XA. riband Purs Lavaca. Texas will practice in the -eounUesor
Calhoun. ViaoriaJackon.levkiw.Oc4iad u
RelngioanJ Lavaca. fJan2J lyw
b. j. ixwa .....................k. o. nxaxf go
LEWIS A IlEItnnG.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.WacoTexa.practieelnthe
count es of JIcLennin Palis. Lime tone. Navarro
lillL Bosque. CoryalL BelL Will tanuon and ililam. At
so tothe Federal andSupremeCoorts at Austin.
Jao-SElyw
(.LOUCIIOtTblv.
VICTORIA TEXAS
JL.NICKELSON harm returned again to V
hisoldjuarter.isprepar-ttoenteTtinhia(!J2i
friends and th public generally with as good-E-llM.
accomodauoa as can bn furnished tn estern Texas.
liishunseblarge and airy and his table will be sup-
plied witn the best the market will afford.
DT Attached to the house la a large stable and horse
Iot.wherecarcfulhsUerswiUbealwajsia attendance.
janZMjw
1V3I. JL. CHAL.TIEItS
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
aprlX-lyw ArsTts Taxis.
it. 4V scorx.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT L .W
General Land Asent.
Notaxv Prauc asd Jcsnca cr tbi Peacs.
Jlarlin FaUs County Texas.
7ILLpav strict attention to aDbusinexeutrust4
' la him. esceciatlv ta the eollrctiun nfrfnni)i
from a dis a ce and quieting Land Titles and wid prao-
t ee in all the Courts of the Ihirteentb JodicUI District.
and the Supreme and Federal Courts at Austin and
Tyler. apr3-wly
GE.LllLL.D AD COLLLCTLil
AGEACY
R.3LJJILLINGSLET.
Waco. McLennan County Texas.
I TATINO opened an office in this place. iQ buy and
II and selLanda and Land L.erticete4..ii lueata
rood Land fur a nartinn nr ih land nr br mnnrr. wflt
compromise connicunz titles pay taxes and do all busi
ness ma. reiaiea ro a general agency ue wi l receive
all monetary claim lor collection whether barred ty
the tfiate (imitations or not. Any boinos entrusteti to
him wid be prumpily and without neglect attended to
in permn. and only a reasonable lee wilt be charged.
ari.-ijw
.MUl hTOICLL.
rpIlE undersigned having located himself in this Place.
X (CuldSpriiigs)hegv.lei.retonatetohislncndaand
the pubic that be wid keep constantly on hand a veil
asuarteu stoct Qbb'Cuiis; and by atrct and undi-
vided attenuonubasineaabopeatomeetwithabteral
share of patronage.
Ilia stock cnsiau of Floor Coffee Tea. Sugar. Rice
Uolasae. Candles feoap. sbh. Lutier. Lard. Cheese. Kal-
ains.Curraats Cranb-ni es Abnunoa Figs f making and
Crjewinz Tobacco. Wines and Brandies. Porter. Hum.
Obi. IV on key. Pepper Auuocgs apices Gmg:r. Cwves
Powder. Shot Cap Candies. Lead. Nails Brooms.
Pocket and Table Cutlery Hardware Stoneware. Tin-
ware e'eetcu and many other ariclestoo tedious to
mcntioaaliof which wulbesokl cheap-r than at any
other bouse in this market aa oar terms are strictly
Cass. Call and see ns no charge made for showing
goods- 3extdoortollailAJagenL
marlO-wtf y. ILUUKES k CO.
A. Ik Positively no business done on Sunday.
tub cituvr wonKb or tub d iy !
irsT BKCX1VSD AT
UM. M. ARMSTRONG'S BOOK STORE
Tremoni JSeef Calntton. Texas.
OVER l ive hundred volume of the latest bejt Works
of the day. among tne moat noted of which are the
following
Capt. Canot or Tweity Tears of an African Slaver j
Fashion and Famine Mra. r tevens great vt ork :
Fifty rears In Uoin Hemispheres by Vincent Jioltest
Sonny Memoiis of Foreign LandJ. airs. Slows;
owa-L)aj; ThLampugher.lllaatiatcd;
The Queens of England a supplcsHntal volume to
Miss ftrrckUnd's.
The 6th vol ol Daccrofl's History of the United States ;
Orace Greenwood liaps and Mishapi;
(ireenwood Leavea. Sd series alsv 1st:
Nnctes Ambrostana. new cditon. notes and memoir
by 3'cKenxu.
Dies llorealis Christopher North ;
Party Leaders; by Ualdwia. aathor Flush Times Ac.
Bamngton fcittehes hy so Janah Barrington;
The Master House. A Tale of Southern Life ;
Tne Newsboy the Novel of the Mason :
Thing! as Tbey Are in America by Chambers :
Up the Kiver. by Miction;
Second series or Fern Leaves ;
(enoa. Pisa abd Florence by Robinson;
Ine Lost tleiresa. Mrs. uthwonbs great Novel:
Moore's l-upcressed Lctteta edited by Croftou Croker;
Freaks of routine. t j J B. Jones:
hat Not a rollection of Stories by Sir. Dcnnisan :
ioia.or neei KOTmgsinuieaiaEas:
The Labia Roy. a powerTauy written Sea Tale :
Komaace of the Lives of tne Queens of England by
the author or Gas liowaru. Ac.
Kecnrtlsof Babbteton Parish;
Ufflland raklngs and Crayon Sketches ofthe Notice-
able Men of the Day. with Sicl portraits;
Jennie 3lormonor Discipline ol Life;
Burtons Anotomyof Melancholy;
WMrUkn OF NAriLVMLL 11AVTII0RC
Uonder Book alosees Iron an old Manse. Scarlet Let-
ters. House Seren tables Rljthcdale Komance. Tangle-
arm l Tale.
DetiLLNLVS WORKS. In separate Tolmnet
ne.ftCA9Lvi avuuji.uiua
(rpium Eater. Literary Keminescences ;
Diographical Essays lllsiortcal sajj;
Asays on the Poe a. Poilusortucal aacays;
Aatoblograpmcal Sketches. Narrative Papers:
SlrvelldDeoua Essay
OIFT ItOOKA. AOAL!.H0LTDAT PRESENTS.
Scperbly bound Velvet Ibbles Prayer Books;
Papier Mache Portfolios tfourrnira. Papctiies .
Ponmonaies. Ilohemiaa Fancy Vt are :
ancy Perfameriea. decs wtf
IMn.i Uar.nnnwbFill binds of Plrklea. Pre
serves. Urai dy FnuuuPieF.uit. Ketchup. Uermetri
rally sealed Ubjiers. Oysters. Salmon. Meats Ac. Teast
Pondera. Lemon and Fruit ryrnm. Srougntons EUxir.
toce. la(tar frpiees. JeU.es and Jama (jbves. Lapers
ure nine. CToer mrir.akai.
ti ..(ria u.i.i br UiLu.a Lsnnwrjm. icn. ar
cither manaractiirti ny themselTes or imponed direct
from Ilaaaes of tbe nrst re.peaabihty la England.
Vrmrm Tf.lw Tiaio. Ac all tf ihem are warranted La be
of the beet kind. Tbey are soli oa accommodating
terms. packed ana wpi.uwibuuj uiacy partes me
worlL -StpU.twwly
'I"IIE undersigned bavins' "nrchased the Interest or
I jAhnanil JameaWi'eies.la thetateflrm of J. A J.
tt rlgley A Co. wh I continue the bueinesa oo his own ac-
count and hopes by strict attention to boslne to
merit a shared paMio patroaage. C.CLOD.
LibertyJan.l.l--a- febiwti
SlOOnCWAIID.
IwOl gire the abore reward for my boy RILL who
ran a-ay on the 7th inst. from"rj Plantation fa
W aker Couatv. if Uk-o np by any penwav est of the
Pan Antonio Hirer. Fifty ""liars if taken up west o the
Braane.andTwentrve Dollars If taken upCaat ofthe
BraneKlvtr. The abore reward wm pdnn delir-
n -aid boy tow the hand of aay ialieifCOOTeolent
to where taken opjand who caa stcorli. JVeo him ua-
Ul I can get him. 7" s" niM "
nil I. I. what -ronld be called a (ihlu ..... .
rather dull expressloD of eoasteoanfe naJJi. " .irt.
eallerf atralah. and whenJonr.TiJBBSr'aJW
lr tthen he left home. Mia aeASBBBKI-"4
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