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MORE EVIDENCE OF the POWER or
THOMS0NS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NATrH.
TONSU MPTINES n0IIRT M I pNcEp

- but r's the following reflect Another wonderful, eo.
. PHILADELPHIA, Apnl |, Is45.
breby certify that during SauIh.Atk q. lL M
owing 10 exposure ami fatigue Of
sy health RECEIVED sboek In latter mart Of hu Us,
al the symptoms al Pulmonary Consulapa, app.aTi Al
weeks ~'lou' benefit aud oh ene, that he considered INV
d. cave beyond the reach OF ceased his v,.i
every SYMPTOM sctns lad breast
OF oeiung sisrg blood Paipaon Of nitLt ,xeat-
neee lever &c and was To rise ftom ID
OF afe without asss anee cough rAekng vent
causing me 10 o'ing up bio ID led another
Who NJ once recommended Cnmno1ns an,
OF rs WOOD TAPib:' and Sben m ougb tn, o.rh huh
~asAble In creSs self aId without r
and by tie tame had fni.I my t~eih s. nav ,pueI, .,s
sNsh t'sTned al the symptmS disappear" aLd ~. d,a,e
was tsb1uri and IN Ghc WIN In
been eurrd BY this medicine. 10 Il. op, m ,.,
! a'on" ~e my restoration tn heah
JAMES ANDREWS eI7 CaIrar,,- Il
~aseaId TO attend in tn the nv -. .. NJ
We 1hefs" found ihe pant npler of
Tie ung- liver liberation a AIKEN aee ard By
rsa"n DISCOVERED an ahsees had IN. az n, lung
The cas- Icing srpsny bopcss b-yard The resr =, IN.
usual eIt'""ni esoivei using Ton.ons
syrup OF Tar and Wood NaIhs virtues Of which had ore
Oy ed tea'ery Expecting 20
% fe-af - cure the NJ,
doubts respecting the efficacy Of client in In. dr.
eases of the lung, aLd liver. " CutNRgRs N N
frle- 30 cts botile-siI boits. fof 81 So
fof sale IN Richmond by hLBN'R ElyAL q co G.p.uI
htrh' ~ Petersburg ~ IhAs DnIling IN SOtpk by NJ A
~ 10 LJneheps ~ Jso H. sray ~ Prcdereksburr by Dr
James Coohs and q. u. Hunt 90
fkkNCH SHAPE CoKsETTS-A eoppsste as-o1IIant Of ,6
aeovei IN colo" snI white, Jast received.
400 TAO R PACE . co.
WEST still Continues his unriyoIlsd s,vlo
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NEW HOR rICuLTuRAL EsTABLISH-
q. nRINCK EHliOOirs
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

TUNH. pae,.i " abe eshh Restorative being relieve
and those HAZARDOUS AEi of The
Consumption ser Complaint Coughs aud Colds and
the Eide and Cbes, ennIdered both proper
be made psrlculy properties
the iSsi fortunately punded
and therefore, the adyeLious
dangerous mineral preparations which only psaie
instead Of disease The fact OF the purely
vrgtib- eorroboatsd by the testimony of Dr
Chiffon New York who amer sud
Of hdesd.s the Truth Of and es tuAny stops
Farther the OF the action Of this medicine
without doubt unparalleled shows such
deatng disease and then healing
Impaired and ebfeebd health
conclusive The hppne OF being the instrument of
bounded benefit permit this Restorative
heretofore within crenscrib-d limits and
has made such with his General
d be reached ILL., The
stating touching OF disease happily
the possibility Of their being Published extent they
are len a the once OF the General Agent for examination
The following certificate 10 from Dr. Chiffon the
New York Chemist
81 have analysed bottle of medicine called &c"
Health Restorave does Mercury
other metallic prepauon Of forms
eamposedof vegetable matter entirely"
JANIS r. CmLror. NJ. q.
G. BRINCKERHOFF. Proprietor, N. Y.
Principal Office, $50 Broome Street. New York.
S1r For sale by the Agents.
II GAYNOR. WOOD 4 Dfus sss
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH foURTEENTH STREET.
IIet all the wor,d <ay whst they can,
Ror selling Prizes. 5rnArTos's the maai

-. 49, - 'coh II
e: :.a.: ; ss. s. ..., 3.
=, Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery Gas. a. Nov. la
ii ~ % - 40 SIS ~ &C 80 81 20 81
sTRATroN.
Drawn Nos. Of honons.i. Lottery. Er,r.. s. Nov eth:
II - IS 81 ii IL SO u & % 50 "a Z.
Ticket Nos. II ~ s. the ID Capital Prize Of $1,000
p SO! g. Seven more Capital. in on.
do ii 30 So Lottery, oil said and paid by
Do u 80 ~. the Al-Prrs Seller,
Do " 72i 50. sTRAI'ToN.
DRIVING RkcsfTED FIERY DAY ST 1 O'CLOCK.
o.sn No: % a'enHS.i. Lous.y EIr. sSsNe,. IN:
Si7,O0O. COCO.
hoada,-Iee.surs No. 7. EI,n- Capital: sI7ooo sooo
$500 10 Of 1000 &C - Nos drawn While. IS; h,ls.s
$4,000, 5000.
TSe..y-A'eIandIia s6s EIia c.pas $4,000 5000. aoso
tiers LIS.
$4,000. 1900
Wsdnesi.y-AhnsdIa, 2e9 Erta. capius-,s,ooo, 2sOo.
100 Of 1900 &C IS Nos IL drawn. Tickets ~ So
81" cal cts
$4,000 5000,
Thurrdsy-AI. anda 27o Capitals: $40 900 1000
$500, 10 Of 1000 "a Nos IL drawn Whole. haIve. ssO
quarters IS.
$4,000. 1000.
acknowledgements No EIu. cspitai.' $1,000 1000 s7s,
zoe 300 OF 200 &C. &C Nos 10 drawn. wbOss o.
$4,000. 2OOO
taurdsy-AeIAnda a72 EIua Cap talr 10000. sOoO s5o
10 Of 1000 &C rs Nos II drawn wboes L. halves 9 quar-
ters l.
$4,000 10000!
For Monday mornine-Aerandns Class Cspisi-s5ooO0
20hoO 300o 1900 100 OF 500 ke 7s No. II
drawn. Tickets SI2 halves g. qrs. !.
gT Look out for the & and Ca pitRl Of eco, 900.
to be drawn lSsh instant Tek Only sis-ebas proper
Buyer referred my registered
n the Once proof OF DONE every
drawing Continues raid BY
" Orders for
Schemes, and all Lotteries promptly
drawing sent wien requested.
Please address orders n STATION
VI.
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- Ihiccs a. brother,
Ne. ; MAJ. !Sfrs<f.

ny ThIocs a BrothoF,
Ne. 3 MAJ. s,resf.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODs
On MONDAY MORNING NovsmIr, Istb Al o,rt,., :, 49,,
stzpis and Fancy Dry Goods CONSISTING o. 49,
hieh new style French. English and Amer P,in..
Bioebe. aerino and worsi.d Dan.,k sb.~.
tng'sh herinos, white M red Flannel.
hissii and TAble Diaper, cordsd sLus
SUPER bliek and cord AIpaecss
Brown and bsaehed shrtinE. md Shr.tiar,
Pine blue black and invs r~-n Cloth,
Fohse. sis and l.. Cambria Iidkf.
ssiLn'tL KY leans and Eer-v
,anton fannsls Brown Cotton DrIinx.
blinkets g Elastic sa.peudars
Hook and Eyes, Tares B.DLnS-
Patent Pins So q Cotton cotton F1ar,
Embroidered Curtain NuSlns
Merino and SILK Velvet vesrr.
supsr Worssd Nits rent, Bueh Glove,
do all WOOL CIosk I.niass r.sts scam ..
Thread iAess Zig hssand Inssrinx.
Rich ail wool and Rept "a, hn~n..
do Priniei Nous de Lame.
Germanio~n Hoe | lice, he ke
TEsNs-As
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LIGHT. LIGHT.

CORNELIUS 81 CO., Oh PHILADELPHIA, are
~ Manufactures Of their Patent Tampa have been
% favoaby Known throughout the They
turs Chandeliers Budnrs Church
ke Since the introduction Of Lamp
ven To Afford the eheap-s, and beat light
Orders hom tie wholesale
Of the Union. attended o pronptness
These Lamps are Tor sale by the Queenswsr- Mer
chants Of Richmond. oe 2.-Ix.
CORNELIUS & CO.'S LAMPS
SOLAR Lamps both Lard and Oil. for Parlors
~ and Dining R"ons-A great variety and At all srices
su-endnE aud side rcd. cng Lamps-,uabl for Store. To
bseeo FACTORIES, ke.
general Assortment constantly by
WIN p. BUTI.ER 4
&C ~ So Main
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To SHOE DEALERS,
I'm Virginia and the south.
pENDEXTER a. ALDEN, No. DOS, BALTr-
Il soar sTRrrr (up sas) \ complete
supply OF Fall aud Winter Cords ne and
large additions of fresh they oder or
'a-, by the package OF dorm
1000 Cases Boots and shoes, eoassling Of
Mems hip, calf grained and thick Bo;ts. an.ins
Boys
Youths and chIds-
Mems thick Brogan'. large assortment,
Do extra s.Les best quality and work
DO. Russet AMI Planters Broeans
DO hp, cali aud gam MonIoes
10 Do~nhEs
do, Shoes, Pumps. sl?pen
Boys and youths thick R'ogans
Da- tp and grnd Monroe.
10. Boots and Ankeiies
womens and misses hid and no Slips. doe quaiitie,
Do. Ind Wen. al .,x..
Do. ID, and zeal pes'd
Do Boots.
DO. and nor sIpps, loo pree
200 Cases Mems asd ksoys BaIs-ineIud,ss "
black Russia hne NuiIa Beaver
,ou.be A1gIl sk Asblsni Muskr.I CoBey
Wool Palm Leaf and spo'ing Hat,
100 Cases Mens and 80 staps-iasIudins GitaI Fur,
si husk'ai, Coney. b.sr shin. Isr Trim
Do Gatd Velvet Oiled Sin Pu-h seacie
varieties
90 Cases Bonacts. Umbrellas, &c.-This well
Iesej sock Will with the bot
customers will md choice goods i1vng Prices
The 3Os BALTIMORE STREET
Baltimore. ND October IL. Ist5.
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Anftion 8aIes.
rms,s nay,
COMMISSIONERS sAIE ar . ILL

1--WE WAH.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vAlUA
=, virtue ef IN. ,sss.n r... - O..
a. ~ @.s.r' "' An>nt pss.s-ss.i 20 - -
se :" s~ab % ihsrsh s- rslst .s 49,. - rS.
ant o.s. .sa the t,-s-ss q A- -.d I. nss.a
-S"ei a. c".'a'-s'os- ten ~ ~ Ns-.S -.
s..s... -.S n, q. s,. a.s.. ..ss = !. -
N "r 40 decree "-.'sos~S. D,avur. -
'"r.s a"d = s'a'ss On Cary -srs, s~.s a. I.-S
is~- OF ss--c.h enough n asfsy sIp-s.-. a - -
ft tho residue. paymcsis -qu p.,,,,.. !. ,
twelve anil etrhesn usosths er.ds wih i.,-r,. - -
,".r.'' TO be -eess-d BY .-soss< - sss,,ss
a N. . rsi"ed as oarh-r Ts- pssp.ssy s...s -,
20 s- h.aes Of snan- s.l..s.s -, -
!" '.na'y 1886. and h- a'.s s.~re-s
&C ,o-sAe;a. joHS THOMSON. ~. c..r
sy Ds.I.p. Ms.csrs q &C..
"s'es' sal" % c..Iy.sss ssees Kssass,
On MONDAY. the Iosa d.y Of N,v,.A-, =, . .,-, - :.
wu-m .sa M, ~ -. ~ ',''.e Of Dsss se. a.ss.
To- proceed u sell ssetoa fos r..dv -, =
RieI%osd tn. hereof asS s.i.s s.r, -
NO '3' IN the plan of City .-ms n. sses - -
wy S"~1 = d .sSSs: In.-
eo"o'e'sH ~ pv-lor Me.ovsr I'd. Ase,as<s-
NJ Davssysrt, siis. q Go.
GROCERIES,. &c.
un MONDAY Nov ION, iot seloen q our Auero. s,or.
sassr.-io hid. 81 Cro,r
Dos do p. REQ
Bnsdv-io half PIPE. Imitation
Od.-9o .kss solar LAM
soap-lSs boies hro~u
T-a--ioo DO Guopo~Jsr
faper-+S0 feans wrappios
Wines-lO a. pipes Psr
hoa-es-1o hisls n. Osl-.n.
sobr i.eatber-soo
Rum hhis CTeo~
Dol do Antigua
Gin-2 pipes HOLLAND
hsehss-:Uo yrI.i Loco Foco
Hai--30 eases Fur and Gin
ALSO.
lSo saeb sslt damaged on board Brig Hs,rx q.
rLRMs-Unier 500 cash over sIoo moan. 49,. -
proved paper. eh - sp
no DAVENPORT ALLEN co A....
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MINERAL KNOBS.
CoLuMBhA FOUNDRY.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

fINHE subscriber this day formed Cooartnershp with MI
hoSEoE W JoNEe Of buckingham County The ku.in. -
VIII future be conduCird under Dbie They
will make liberal advances produce hand oaee on 2ii
street Calle-n Mills. X. u. 4. DIBRELI
Ebquner requ,s eli To cory. &C Aft
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VSRRsH THoNAsToN LIME-soS ea,ts flesh Tboua,ou.
landing IN the Dock, per Brig ABAwsn. BY
&C " RANKIN WHIrIOCK.
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khtNCh sHAPE CoksErTs-A eoupsste assorIn Mt Of ibe
above IN eoio's snI white. Jast received
nv nov TAO. P2ICE = CO.
Il WEST still continues his unrivalled styIe
u q GSIs CUTTING, op Street sboesoe Bia
November q,
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law SCHOOL,

49, Jackson, Miss ..r. "a
Win practice in th- CONT. Of Jael.oo A., ,.x,.,
Sept II. -~J"oc~
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Grafton than they usually exhibit in the public
press. By needing this advice, they will derive q
recompense from the applauses and affections Of
mankind, and prevent the commission of disastrous
errors and appalling wrongs II requires no sense,
virtue nor patriotism, to handy epithets, and to EN-.
broi our feow-citizens in wanton strife. Selfish
Ambition is equal to the task, and is always anx-
ious to perform it, II is her heartless and msche-
vous temper which would excite great nations to
the shock of arms; which would take whole oceans
of human blood, and cover the earth with hostile
bones. This wicked Ambition should never be al
lowed to distust the repose of the world, and to
profit from the evils of her own injustice. Those
who pamper her usts, and abet her schemes, de-
serve the miseres she burns to inAict, and are no
wiser than the creatures who fired the nple, and
gloried in the confagration.
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At meeting of the Union Democratic Associa.
ton of Georgetown, d. c., held in the "Odd Eel
lows Saloon" June 6, l645 the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted;
Whereas Messrs. Philips and Minor, two of the
Inspectors Of the Penitenary Of this District, lately
appointed by the Secretary Of State, to whom they
had been represented as unfinching and sterling
democrats, by their conduct in electing an avowed
and known federal wing to the Office of clerk of that
institution in preference to several democratic can
didates, all of whom were at least equally worthy
and qualified, have forfeited the confidence of the
democratic citizens of this town: Therefore, be it
Resolved That it is with feelings of deep regret we
are constrained thus early to express our decided
disapprobaon of official act on the part OF those
from whom we had right to expect different re-
suit and to denounce them, we hereby do, for hav
ing proved derect and recreant to the professions
of their political faith and the trust reposed in them
as democrats by democratic administration.
Resoiped, That the course of conduct pursued by
our fellow-townsman, Mr. Richard Jones, (the othel
Inspector who by his vote sustained the applica
ton of a meritorious and competent democrat fol
said appointment merits and receives, as 1t deserves
our decided and entire appreciation.
Resoiped, That a copy of these proceedings b'
signed by the president pro tenn. and secretary of thu
association and sent the Secretary of State, ant
published in the Washington Union and United
States Journal.
CHARLES T. SANGSTER,
President pro tenn
THos. S. KING, Secretary.
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old Point Hotel.

- THIS CELEBRATED WATERING
E5f5 place having been extensively improved
sssss and newly furnished, will be open for the
reception Of vlsiters on and after the 10th
of June Its means of accommodation are ample,
and its propretors have spared expense in render
ing il in every way as desirable any summer re-
treat on the continent The tables will be supplied
with Hogish, Sheepshead, Hard and Soft Crabs,
Oysters. Turtles and Terrapins, served up by Jack
McRac, of Petersburg, whose devotion to the shell
and fnny tribe is guaranty he will never let them
pass from his hands appearing otherwise than to the
greatest advantage. To this list every other deica-
cy of the season will be added.
The cellars have been stored with Wines, Bran
dies, &c. selected by one Of the best judges in the
country, and in variety and quality are unsurpassed
New and commodous bath-houses have been
rected-arrangements for surf bathing for those
who prefer it, and hot baths for nvalids. These
have wrought many wonderful cures in cases Oh
chronic rheumatism and all cases Of debility.
No place can offer more sources of amusement
the fishing is misunderstanding IN the months
Of August and September is very fine, the scenery
beautiful in the extreme In sight Of the capes, and
in three or four hours sail of Yorktown and James,
town.
There are pleasure excursions fur those whode-
sire them besides the daily arrival and
steamboats,. 49,,
A fine band of music will also be in attendance,
and no exertion whatever shall be spared to render
comfortable those who may visit US.
Mr.. T. III. Ramsey, formerly OF the Far mer
Hotel Fredericksburg, and late OF the bolllngoook
Hotel, Petersburg, will attend to the reception OF
visitors, and TO their comfortable accommodation
JASssS. FRENCH.
May 3l--law4w .sSF 20
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From the New Orleans Republican, June Q.
MEXICO.

The British frigate "Eurydce" arrived off the
bar at the Balize on Saturday; and she il lying
at anchor there. One or two gentlemen who came
in this ship from Vera Cruz, and several of her Of
hcers, arrived in town yesterday by the tow-boat
"Star." We have been furnished with few items
OF information from Vera Cruz Of date as late as
the 22d ult.
Regarding the treaty between Texas and Mex
leo, the Mexican government finds itself in diem
ma which Precptate action might render danger
Gus. They have raised a war spirit which they
discover they cannot quell, and which even to con-
the large majority which the treaty or the authority
to treat obtained in the Mexican Congress
passed the chamber by vote of 43 to 10, and the
Senate by 30 to 6--the measure is exceedingly un-
popular with the people. The adherents Of Santa
Anna, and malcontents of every hue and kind, en-
eminent. Knowing the inability Of Mexico 70 en-
gage with the United States in war, and confident
that she cannot rely upon England for assistance,
they represent to the Ignorant mutitudes the nva-
sion of this country task of easy accomplish
ment, and that the British government only waits
the word to join them against us. The people are,
therefore, madly in favor of war; and the adoption
of any course by the existing government having a
peaceful tendency, will more than probably result
in its overthrow. The friends of Santa Anna and
the opposition generally stimulate this warke spirit
to the utmost and Of two things is rendered al
most certaln--elther that the exlsung government
will declare war against the United States that
revolution will speedily break out and sweep il
from existence.
No attempts are made in Mexico to disguise the
deep and active interest which Great Britain takes
in everything calculated to prevent the efFecruaon
Of the anne Ration measure. II is said that, to
complish her ends, she offers to pay the debts Of
Texas, and to assume for Mexico ten millions OF
her English bonds, guarantying independence to
the one and security from the inroads Of the Uni.
ted States TO the other.
Captain Elliott and the officers of the frigate who
came up, are stopping at the st. Charles Hotel.
The Texan or English commissioner, whose
name is never heard, - was to leave Vera Cruz on
the Odd inst. for Galveston, in the French brig of
war Penur.
Governor Shannon arrived few days previous
to the sailing Of the Eurydice at Vera Cruz, and
would leave in short time for the United States.
Business in Vera Cruz is very dull. This is at
ributcd almost wholly to the prohibtory tariff regu.
ations in force. 1t is confidently asserted that
Congress will adopt new tariff before il adourns.
The necessities of the government will require an
alteration which will encourage trade, and bring
more money to the treasury.
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From the New Orleans Courier, June
MEXICO AND TEXAS.

We have received dates from Vera Cruz Of the
god ult., by the British frgate Eurydice, and of
the 18th from Galveston, by the steamer McKim
The Eurydice is off the mouth of the river, and
several of her officers with Captain Elliott, the no.
torious charge d'aaires of England to Texas, came
up to the city, and lodge at the St. Charles Hotel
The fact Of Eliotps arrival here with dispatches
from Mexico for the agents of his government, gives
cluded between Mexico and Jones of Texas. That
treaty negotiated under the superintendence of
Elliott the Texian agent was protected in the Mex
lean capital by the same British emlssary, where
neither he nor any other citizen of the republic
would have dared to place his foot with
no other guaranty Of safety than that Of
Texian citizenship he was introduced to
the Mexican Secretary of State by the same enc
my of his countrywide urged upon the Mexican
government as favor to Great Britain, the accept
ance of the proposals from President Jones. We
heard some days ago that the treaty was concluded,
whereby Mexico acknowledges the independence
of Texas and the latter republic is pledged 70 re-
fuse the offer made by our government 70 receives
her into the confederacy. The lapse OF few weeks
will make known tie contamination OF tins dark
intrigue or it's utter defeat il will be phenome-
non Of human mpudcnce, should .,ones dare to lay
before the Congress of Texas this fruit OF his co-
quetry with a foreign nation," as Gen. Houston
calls It. Ifhe should have the hardwood to do SO,
we have little doubt it will be secuted and hooted
by the nembers but that for any consideration the
cltizens of Texas will tolerate its ratiaton or SUD-
nit to its stipulations, matter what the conse-
quences may be, we have not the slightest appre-
| henson. Nts f$
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From the New Orleans Bee, June
FROM TEXAS.


The Houston Star, of the oath May, contains the
following After mentioning the previous rumor
thai Mexican troops were concentrating at san Luis
Potosi, the editor remarks;
witbin few DAYS we received intelligence from
source that troops have approached the
Rio Gande and that T. now nsa tbet rxe !,
said that the Mexican government determined 10 take
of the country west o. ,ne @ ana -
,he declare that the territory west OF Nueces
Is Of her troops the claim Of Texas TO void
Inflammation recently been received at Corpus Christi
mat indicates that Mexico is playing deep scheme oil
We happy to state here that arrangements
have made TO obtain accurate information Of the move
mens ofthe Mexican forces and 1t IL believed that our
will be prepared to repe any incurson OF Mex
lean troops into the disputed territory"
The Galveston News considers the Mexican in
tegence lately received here as confirming the be-
lief that President Jones has been systematically
deavoring to throw obstacles in the way of the joint
resolutions 1t takes precisely the same view Of the
proclamation calling a convention as we do, viz
that its language evidently shows that president
Jones will have other matters besides annexation "a
submit to the convention.
Hon. David G. Burnet has been nominated fol
the convention at Harrisburg and San Jacinto.
L,pAss.-Tbis tribe, after wandering for the las
seven years from one settlement TO another on oui
western frontier, has at length become permanently
settled on a small stream west of Bexar. Abou
ninety or a hundred of the warriors, and probably
two hundred women and children, are located near
the Aroyo Honsdo. They have enclosed about iorly
acres of land, which they have planted with Toin
and the crop promises to be quite abundant. ms
we believe is the first attempt OF me L'Paps " e
gage in agriculture, and we hope that may Pio''
ccessful.-Housfon Star
German coLoNr-With have learned win pleas
ure that the colony Of Germans near Seguin Is IN
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GENERAL JACKSON.

Eradof letter 10 gentleman in Washington from his cor
respondent IN Nashville, dated June 2. ri
No doubt you feel some interest in State election
We have received intelligence to-day from the eastern di'
vision ofhe State which leads to the belief that Brown will
be elected governor beyond much doubt and that shall
also be favored with democratic legislature Such is
prayer; and we trust it will not be made in vain.
"You also feel interest know, concerning the health
Of great friend General jackson. visited him last
week by invitation spent the greater part Of the day
with him As usual he communicated his opinions with
the utmost freedom expressed great soctude for the
welfare Of country His head clear and his heart
as strong and his mind sound, ever. have been
panied however learn this evening that he is not even
80 well az he then Two Of city physicians have
been sent by him. and they have just e for the Hermit
age shall visit him tomorrow after which if he should
be considered dangerous than formerly will write
you again.
"God bless the old Patriot trust he may continue un
til the 4h proximothat glorious day, upon which the
freeen OF Texas will seal their reunion to republic
but he scarcely expects It. ish not pity that such men
should ever die1'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-10

Hs=St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Washing
ton City-This church, corner of H and llth
streets, under the pastoral charge Of the Rev. Dr.
Muller, will, by Divine permission, be opened for
public worship ON Sunday morning next. the 18th
instant. Service to commence at half-past ten
o'clock.
The members of this church. those who intend to
attach themselves to its faith and worship, the
friends of religion, and the public in general, are
respectfully invited to be present on that occasion
The Rev. Drs. Kurtz and Morris, of Baltimore,
are expected to be present and unite with other
ministers who will be in attendance on that day.
June 9