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magazines for June.
NODENs Lady's BOOK for June, Fashion Plat.
~ GrshAm's Magazine for June. do DO
Ladies NauoAal Magazine. for June, do do
New Sotk Illustrated Magazine. for June
The Bush RanEeT Of Van Land noy-bv r,
koNeFoft E-q- author Of Tales Of Colonies.
The People BY Miiehelst the History Of France
Life OF Luther &c; translated by Smith G : An.latot Of
hiehelet's History Of France.
No 81 and last Of Harpers' Illuminated Bible
No IL Happen Illustrated Wandering Jew
No II Coupand's Dictionary ofPraetieai Medicine
Boarding out tale Of domestic h-by author of Keeping
House aud House Keeping, No 1.
Another Eupply Pictorial History n England
Ahoer supply Of handsome Episcopal Prayer Books IN plain
and fancy brndiHEH gilt edges, &c
JUS teeeiEedb BY NASH Il wOODHoUsE.
my27 n no NJ. =,
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
O. MI NSpAII q Ill 4 co

No 50 West Main Street,
"A RE now receiving large invoices of Spring
N and Summer Conr selected and manufactured with
earr crrfrs " for the Richmond radsmonR may
foun Eng French AMI German Cloth dress and fock Coats
TWr'd Dnp WLtr, Cashmere inep &C. business Colt English
French German and American Cashmere Pants sin satn, HON
har Nn"nel pain md figured Msucies Vcsttorothct
nrai variety ~ fancy dfess ace of Patterns We
respectfully Hsk the attention N purchasers our extensive
stock a. We are determined upon making quek
B-our s'ock IN few days viii complete comprising
every style n garment In the geutenabs line.
Ann III lNlh.-hlm
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f1NHE GiPsEY's INVITATION: Cavatna--,b. u1.y nv
uful song
20 come with me To the forer; eleen.
. - come and dwell with me
And there III show you Woodland Clueen
Anda Esy young Thing Is
me MARINERS REST Poetry BY VIM. Joue. Music com
posed ~ VIM X Brstow Another hn- song
Down, down in the deep, let the Mariner s..ep,
When his voyage 81 life : ended.
lie cares not 10 rest IN the EaIh's warm breast
Let his Names with the blended -
Fer there was MS home-and The crested foam
That long hath CALAMITY him.
Nll'heier HIM now, whie nurmurin- low
The winds sing requiem m q er hum
THE GRAVE OF BONAPARTE -Sanz At tb. Cose,, ,f IN.
Huielln-un Famiiy-Muse by l. Heath.
The hshiuhssmay fash and the ihuBiars raiti,
lie heeds not h. hears not, he's Tree from ~ psis
IT. sleeps his last -iecp, he has las iatIc
NO sound can aNak= INN gory sgaln"
" Inc above very popular songs may be obtainedA
WIN. l. MONTAGUE's MUSIC STORE
No. ISL N.in,t Sc, ~ 80. co,,..,
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NEW GOODS.

sub'enber' are constantly adding Of fancy
u retailing Dry Goods; they have Just openet-
heh Herman Barge and Crape shawls
children.
Back Marquso for mourning dr,sse.
silk Wap Alpaeeas
-aee and rtriPed husiins. OF styles
ELnbd Muslin Dresses Robes
And other ariicles
their assortment erirsmey
- THOMAS u pptcP I, A.,
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NEW
lily E RY ST A B L E.

IkNHE subscriber having leased the Livery STD
n BE r between 7t and 18th foracry occupied
by Mr. Jos Parkon, decd would inform friends
generally that he prepared TO accommodate their Horses Mules
&C onhc most reasonable To those having oRsEs
he would that he viii livery per month
ny uurrmd oreons and hopes
a share NJ pubic patronage. J. r. JOBsON.
Rlchmnnd. MnIch 5 1870. I'm
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TO BUYERS OF FURNITURE
T. 81 l. W MEEKS

HAVING facilities for all kinds Of most
- FisAtoHa1e and Sp.dd FafEre used beg
specifically 10 call the attention Of southern Gentlemen and Ladies
visiting New York tn their Establishment No 10 Vesey
few doors from tho AsOr House A. their Store Rooms
found an extensive stock Furniture made in the
modcn Partisan we'll other desirable styles Egyptian
E1abcthau Gothic, Louis XIV and XIV. &c all u which
their manufacture and gotten under their
nendsnce and warranted equal any city Europe
Now YnL. Scot I.m. as d
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mud all other Impurities Of the BLOOD.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDli
WE iearlessly challenge all men, whether
Medical men or inyen'ors of ousei No.um- produce
the evidence Of ~onderfa the following
which was Performed in Eierea Daysl
READ IT! READ 1T!
Merrs Ro~lAsp wILros-Gentiemen In justice To you
and as an act Of charity 10 those afflicted been cheer
y 20" THIS testimonial OF the astonishing performed
upon me by ar. Cos g4gagle Paaae. MOI
than TWO years since attacked viii, obstinate and
ghtn' seronla which banied the sk eminent
Phseans in our city Among other remedies sr bottles
OF SWANS Panseea twelve Of sands sarsararia' eight
ootues sarparA and Iodine and large quantities Of Hydro
date Of Potash and was still growing WORSE.
My mother seeing advertisement "Dr CsHea's ISi
bgtab PaHae called upon you you spoke 30
OF that was induced Try although had but ur 1,h IN
IT'S seaey amer having tined without re
heL NY lace forehead nose, and side my throat
were almost covered with highly and painful Ulcers
when commenced using the PanaeeE," 29h Of Deec
e 10 my utter astonishmsn the swelling and
entirely removed four LsH-and In . DAYS
,n uss healing am now using the third bottle
e ee" are al heaea and my health perfectly restored
Signed, JOHN w. APPLETON,
Philadelphia, Jan TO- 1886. No. 8 Madison ST.
Cfy Of PAiadePAa
Personally appeared before subscriber Mayor OF
IT, 81 said City, John w Appleton wko being sworn depo.es
and that the facts forth foregoing statement
are true In testimony whereof have heeunto my
and caused the corporate seal TO be affixed day Jan
uay AID 1886.
Signed. JOHN SWIFT. Mayor
The above certificate Of shade OF
etassnuon III, had considered hopeless amer
so many celebrated remedies had failed and final
cure in the incredibly shOH space Days your Pana
cea" alone
signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
Jan. 10, 1876. ANN NJ APPLETON.
can ehesfuy bear testimony the above very extraordinary
case and believe To be the re
cord waspesen when MI Appleton called Reward and
Walton relation was then almost covered
with sefofous Ulcers which highly inammed and very
painiu-and must say that very that cure
could ever be effected. IL hardly probable Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief
This valuable remedy for sale by Rowand a Walton Phfa
delpha E j. Pieo Richmond, Va John p CalIan Washing
ton; Henry Cook AIcIandua. NV a
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$4,000 worth fresh Spring and sum-
mer Dry Goods.

Al No 70 MAIN
WE would particularly invite the attention OF
country friends and the public generally the
largest AMI most varied be- found Cay
pledge ourselves 10 sell low other establishment
Elegant Graduated Barge Robes Emhroideed Cord do
Ombre Shaded BaTege complete Balconies
ed Organe Mnns; style French Jieonets stys
Mgoneis splendid silks Baregr shawis White
Grape shawls Embd Lace and Hermann Sea White
Muslin Robes elegant white cold Embroidered Robes white
striped Swiss MusHs large OF French Embrd
Collars and Chmaze Enbrd Muslin Sleeves bargains IN Linen
Cambria Hdkfs 1871 So Mourning Gods viz blk Bonn
bsznes and A1eas black arates blk satin slnped
ana BaIoines and white GinEhams
lead Bareges and silks Dama,k Table Cloths Diapers
kns pretty Bird Eye Huekabaek Diapers
l21 Linen sheetngs, heavy uudresed sh Linens very
cheap.
GENTLEMEN's GOODS.
Super blk aad Fancy French Cloths and CSssmees;
Cassmees Of every grade splendid Drngs
rich light SILK and vestngs super blk Corded
satin do blk EmbTd Light Embrd CashmareIt
and Fancy hares do; Summer Coatngs variety Cava
Hdkfs, Gloves
nabHgs Baehed and Brown Shnfs and Sheeungs Heavy
Linen DnEs, WARREN A FARIsS.
Ma. Main
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EAGLE HOTEL.
bhoh b nv ihbS
MAIN STREET. RICUMOND VA

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA
HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
which have fitted with Furniture every comfor
table accommodation for Boarers by the Month
also for Transient visers AZ every will be made
Ssaeton hope to be literally patron1ed Persons
ina the City would do well the Eagle Hotel aIand
those having horses may assured that made
AnanEcmcntior having them well taken Of
q 2a-d6m MARY z CRuMP.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YoIrR
OWN STATE

TlHE Funkn Manufacturing Company have on hand AZ thar
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the southern Railroad rood
assortment ~ supcrhne 6ne and md
IA eappapc ruled and plain a.o medium PRINTING suvsop and
wrapping ~ various the oerf wtoeas prices
20 which they invite public atsnton, assured qusly
pncecif mauu1eture viii bear comparison with Tho production
81 Nouen Factory They prepared orersfoF
description n that the
require Merchants and dealers requested 70 Al the Pas
wv and eTanInn Ior themselves ~ ~
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sTODART q DUNHAM'S
PIANO FURTES,

I HEREWITH take pleasure to testify that
Il heSsr. Sioa Dunhams Factory New Y1rs Piano For;ss
Of superior quality they ard Brilliant tone ana
that they through soness brancy but through
durab y in workmanship superior any other manuetofy
LEOPOLD DE MEYER.
Tn above testimonial Voluntarily drawn greatest Ptan
10 N" woI Affords the strongest given
the OF stoda Dgnhams Foes-an that The ef
forts heretofore made undersigned been TO boe
up instruments Of us-aerr character.
In addition 20 the quas referred by De Meyer they are
the highest decree ehaste aut beautiful IN finish
Persons resident Of city by ordering direct may
safely eBuus, the selection the subscribers
NASH a wOODHOUsE. Booksellers
Main street Richmond
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FOR NEW ORLEANS IS.

hsklNs iBBYs Line Of Packets. Richmond
New Orleans. VIII regular September
and VIII be composed of the following vessels
Bar7ue BACHELOR, Capt. Hrs.s HoRros;
BnE Ohi.RANS, Capt VIZ. ssrru;
BnE JOSEPHINE, Capt Jos. RoEIs-os
One Of the above vessels will leave
month We can with confidence recommend the
The public AZ they buh expressly for trade and
" low as any other vc-ss and commanded steady
erect men long experience trade for
having superior teeraxe
Passcnfers. apply ~ J. FISHER 4 son.
HASkIN5 4 LIBBY.
N. b. All freight country for the above ,.s--. will b.
forwarded BY changing regular
wharfage. JPks
ju go N, UhI
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RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ,, 1916.

NoTICE.-fn eonsequen per cent advance Of
r tolls on Passages Commencing last month";
on ana aer the 18th
Boa" Lynehbury will b. ~ 5o-~syafe in proportion
my IL BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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No. So AND LAST Oh IIiRPI .sN- EIRIE has
~ teen received BY :. ". RANDOLPH s CO.
Our subscribers and al others
would do well TO call and tn st number
about The binding We have few sample copies
and SHAH have mi few days samples 81 binding which
stand the test for durability. Ao, Baltimore, Ph
delPha, and New iok The Prices from
> $50
20 Liberal dseoun, made to booksellers.
z
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FULL sUPPLYi

YNHE subscribers stock Of choice Goods fpr
- Ladies and Gcnnensn f Kept 90 BY frequent
additions ~ whatever and desirable.
They viii shew M couip,eie the very
bet mskcs u LINEN Goo for families sheetngs Tow 81
ling, Pillow itucn. Dolies, &c
Among the goods ius opencd are
Reautn style Obe and other -yies Barsses
Coiofed f.incns
foulard Rits, white Cfape Shawls
French Fancy and Mourning Pans
lndia Pans IN assortment aud pretty.
pPW THR PRICE AGO
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Ladies Dress Goods.
w ARREN d FARlSS have Just received al.
rect from New Work. additional supply abov,
Eoods embracing styles. They invite attention Of
the Ladies q the following. via
Rich Ombrr Shaded Rarercs
nn. fafsan aupcd DO new stys
supet french Jscouets
DO Shaded OrEandy Lawns
10 lace striped d. d. very ptetty
Muslin and Bingham Robes
Rich Graduated ursaudy Robes
DO. white embroidered Muslin Robes. &C
wARREN rARIss.
my 20 n, % N,i,s
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~ EW GOODS.-The subscribers receiv-
I ing almost daily such Goods
ed for Their stock Of DRES GOODS Ladies
considerable aens within the few days and by Monday
they expect further
Also another invoice Of beautiful Para~Ols PAasoes and
Shades. my9 THO. R. PRICE & co.
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RACoN AND MoLASSES-
AJ 10 hhi.sdes
10 DO strictly prime Porto Rico Mola,sss
20 do hat'nrl' Molasses-andins and for BY
may % GORDON a SKINNER
oKTON'> MIXTURE SNUFF cas- Morton.
Mixture snua Of our own inPorta received Tor
by DUvAL& PURCELL
A LCoIfoI-lObb ls Alcohol andinE from sshr
- iolsaN by DUNAL 4 PURCELL
my = l47 Main street
SAHAToGA wATEH-By The sehr Manchester, We have
- just received another supply Congress spr nE
Water and punt bottles We Keep in Rsfrs-
DUvAL q PURCELL Druggists.
nay - az Main street
Evils WHITE LEAD-we have just received add
tons TO our stock Of White Lead, Of TINS wy desirable
my ~ M Man
RRUsHES-Paint wh.ic-vra-h Hair Clo.h and Tooth
GRUBBs APrERs9x.
my y No. ~ Mau street.
80 HHDS. p. Rico Sugar, strictly prime quail.
my27 INLoEs BROTHER
EyLACE'S COHOIAI-iob b FI.eEs pyerm,nt Coz nal
my IS WILLIAMS uAxALL
HAVANA AND BRAZIL SUGAR.--IO
eotes White Havaha surlt 50 has. wRts Brfu do
andinf and i't sae by DAVENPORT. ALLEN 60.
EOTTON YARNS 90 - bales assorted Nos
may 'e-s' DAvENroEr. ALLEN a GO.
an BBlS. TAX, IN iiue order, receiving aud
~ Tor "h bv. woRrHAM MeGRrpER GO.
nAkUM.--3OOO Pounds Oakum. For sale by
- may 20 EDMOND DAVENPORT
INDEIlBLE INk-From the best manuactu
verso the ariele, English and American. Tor ale BY
ny "a sE.povE
SPIRTTS TJHPENTINE. constantly on hand ,na Tor
- ale, IN iots 90 suit purchaser. BY
MY HrssEIL 4 NscANpLrsH
Two FAHNERs.-Lueerps sect
n Puulpain Do
squash Do 70, stoet. For ssr ~
40 4H WV PALMER.
DO BBLS. pure Cider Vinegar, receiving and
- Cor S'ieby woRrHAN CRrpER 60.
COAL PIT Ann TANNERS, OII-sooo sanos.
~ Ccs FH Oh In barre 30 hbls hsdns ~
Me lov@ N.Y. CAFERroN a cRUNr.
Nj EMS GLAZED HATS, .uisasls rOr collier, ~srrop,r
w o. farm hanas Just received H ,. D. HOovEEs
y" - 70. ~ VAN -
4 lCORICE.-35 casks Mass Lcorice, prime
- article ofthe 'Gsuthey~ brand for ssieby
mys JR TRIPLErr SON
AID bb, and kess No Nountsin Lard m .,or,
- aud of sale on Accommodating terms -
aPsS o.. u CRENsHAw. BROTHERS 90.
A roEuCAL SERMON wr,,cn ~ w Thurman II Caupbsn
my 10 DRINEgR a NoERls
I'INE DRESS SHOES Ior tscntIrmcn.-we have
~ is received splendid Preach rsskn shoe.
quality aads BY NaS' = sVa. PUrNEY a WATTS
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LONDON LANCET.

JOURNAL Of British and Foreign Medical and Chemical
a Science, Literature and News annually
Edited BY Tbomas Waksey surgeon, and Henry Benur "
The SURRENDER has year
handsomely bound price years
ser7iion IN M albers. u. &. KING,
NY o dooTs below IN. Pos one
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11

was distinctly announced, III the speech
from the throne. as late as January last,
and has since been reiterated BY tbs min.
listers Of The crown Ii both houses Of Par
]iiainant, Under this aspect Of our relas
lions with Great britain, / cannot Doubt
the pf8bftetY Of increasing our means ct
defence, 10th by land and sea. This can
give Ersat britain ne cause Of offence, nor
Increase the danger Of d rupture, If ON
The contrary, why should wa fold ouf arms
IN security, and AZ last be suddenly ihy0l.
yes Ii hbstilities fbf The maintenance Of ottt
Just rights, without any adequate prepare
ton. our responsibility to tbs country wottld
be ofthe gravest character. Should COLL
| sion between the two countries lie avoided,
~ | sincerely trust 1t may he, the addition
| al charge upon the treasury, in making the
necessary preparations, will not be lost
while, in the event Of such collision, thet
would he Indispensable for The maintsh.
ante Of national rights md national honor,
| have seen no reason to change Of
modify the recommendations Of my Httitihl
message IN regard to the Oregon question,
The notice to abtagate The treatY Of the
| 6tf Of August, 1897. Il authorised by the
treaty ITSELF and cannot be regarded az a
waftikp measure mud | cannot Withhold
my strong conviction That II should he
promptly given, The other recommended
tons arc IN conformity with the existing
treaty. and would afford to American titis
hens in Oregon no more tian tbe same
measure Of protection which has long sittee
been extended to British subjects IN that
territory.
The state Of httr relations with Mexico
IL stiIl IN an unsettled condition. Since
tho mattiHg Of Congress another feyollts
ton has taken place IN that country, ly
which The Government has passed into the
hands Of new rulers. This event has pro-
erastinated, aud may possibly defeat, the
settlement of the differences between tho
United States and that country. The min=
lister IF the United States 70 Mexico, nj tho
date If last adviees, had not been received
by tho existing authorities. Dem6nstra=
lions Of n character hostile to the United
States continue to be made in hIe8ieB
which has rendered Il proper, h my judy
ment, to keep nearly two thirds Of ctr af-
my on our southwestern frontier. IN do
mig this, many 81 tho regular military posts
hive been reduced to q small force, inade=
1tatr to their defence should an emergency
arise.
In view Of these "eifeniustanees,' II Is
my Judgement that tan increase Of our
naval aud military force Is at this time fes
qiircd,' To place The country In Il suitable
state obedience. AT tho same time, Il il
my settled purpose to pursue such q course
ofpolicy rs may 10 lest calculated to pre-.
serve, both with Great Britain and Mtti.
so, MI honorable peace which nothing
viii SO etleetually proHote rs unanimity
In our councils. and a firm maintenance o
all our just rights.
JAMES H. POLK.
Washinton, March "a, lao.
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TINE pREStDENTS MESSAGE.


In answer to the inquiry Of tho Senate,
contained IN their resolution Of the 18th
instant, whether in my judgement, "any
circumstances connected with, or growing
out oil, the foreign relations of this country,
require nj this time an increase Of our ma.
val or military force > and Il SO, "what
those circumstances are,' ] have TO OK.
press tho opinion that Il wise %preeaution
demands such increase.
In my annual message ofthe ID Decrm.
her last | recommended 10 the favorable
consideration Of Congress an increase Of
our naval force, especially Of our steam
navy, and the rising Of an adequate force
to guard and protect such Of our citizens as
might think proper 70 emigrote to Oregon,
Since that period, | have seen no cause t.
recall OF modify thoes recommendations
On the contrary, reasons exist which, III
my judgement, render II proper, not only
that they should be promptly carried into
effect, but that additional provisions should
be made for the public defence.
The consideration of suclNadditional pro.
vision was brought before appropriate com.
mittees of the TIVE houses of Congress, in
answer to calls made by them, in reports
prepared with my sanction, by the Secreta.
ry of War and the Secretary of the Navy,
on tho both of December and the 9Th oI
January last q mode of communicating
with Congress not unusual, and under ex.
listing circumstances, believed to be most
eligible. Subsequent events have confirm.
cd me in the opinion that these recommen.
dations were proper as precautionary meas.
ures.
1t was a wise maxim ofthe Father Of
his country, that 'to be prepared for war,
is one ofthe most efficient means of pre-.
serving peace !" and that, "ayoiding occa.
sions Of expense by cu~ltivating peace,2 we
sAauld remember, also, that timely dis.
purse to prepare for danger frequent.
J P'1:0"' TTcIeh greater disbursements to
tsp ~. Az, g?eqeral obligation to per.
form thls duty is gr,*x strengthened by
facts known to the whole LII =
t~roversy respecting the Oregoi = eo,l.
now existing between the United Sta89P2y
aud Great Britain /; and while, as far al
we know, the relations of the latter witt
all European nations arc Of the most paci-
fc character, she is making unusual am
extraordinary arInaments and warlike pre-
parations, naval and military, both at home
and in her North American possessions.
1t cannot be disguised that, howeve.
sincere may be the desire Of peace, in tht
event ola rupture, these arrangement
and preparations would be used against on
country. Whatever may have been tht
original purpose Of these preparations, thu
fact Is undoubted that they are now procee
ding, In part at least, with a view to the
contingent possibility of a war with thu
United States. The general policy 0
! making additional warlike preparation.
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THE ARMY OIL THE FRoNTIER

Ill ARM ON HE fRONJlEk.
Tho Corpus Christi Gazette Of The goth
BIt. says: Since the army left here we are
without my authentic Information Of its
movements. II 10 reported and generally
believed, that Col. Twiggy' command left
the depot on the San Gsttrudes for the Sal
Colorado, on the morning Of the 10Th, and
was followed by The Let md I'd brigade on
the 18th. Major Graham, the commadant
of the depot had not left on tho 14lh.
Breyet MAJOR Monroe, oflhe 4Ih artillery
left this place with his company on the
10Th, en- route for Point Isabel or Brasssos
Santiago. They will leave the Island,
should the weather permit, on The morning
o. the 21st. About forty Of tho men re-.
naming here under The command Of Major
Irving, and belonging TO all the corps Of
the army, also left for 81. Joseph's Island
on the 17lh. About $50 still remaining
here, although not more than one.third of
that number arc capable of doing duty.
Between so and go, We understand are
confined to the hospital by sickness. Most
Of the women and children belonging to
The army remain under the protection Of
| the troops at this place.
Captain Bell, with his Company Of
Rangers, has been plced by General TayItr
under tho orders Of Major Irving, comman.
dant Of this place. A portion Of the Com.
pany under Captain Bell are or dered TO
make head quarters at San Patricio, while
the remainder, under Lieut.. Lyons I'm the
absence of Lieut.. Gray, now on furIough)
will be stationed here Us a patroIe.
The march of the army has left at this
place some twenty or thirty soldiers, who
were discharged from the service or
drntnmed out Of camp on account of bad
conduct. 1t isa great hardship that these
incorrigible scoundrels should have been
left to prey upon the inhabitants Of there
town. Men who could not be held in
control by military discipline, are very
likely to take some liberties in the absence
of both military and civil law. Should their
conduct become obnoxious they will be in
danger of being summoned before "the
High Court of Tamauiipas," oyeI which
it is said, the Hon. ,Judg Lynch will be
unanimously invited % preside.
lHD%sNs.-We understand, says the
Gazette oraa 10Th, that a party Of Cam.
anchs Indians D. within some fifty miles
ct tbs place, obout tn~head waters Of the
San Fernandez. They g~as~ehase TO some
Mexicans who came in last nigga reoort
has reached this place from San Pas.c,o
that they are congregating above there Is.
large numbers, with a view to plumber
Corpus Christi. They win find a warm.
reception should they seriously make the
attempt.
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AUCTION II

THERE will be offered for sale at Public
Auction, by G. e. Moore, on Saturday, the
25lh Of April, 1916, at . O'Clock, the remain
der Of HE stock Of goods now on band-also, a
lot of watches that have been left with him o.
YER one year, for repairs, &c.
G. C. Moore informs the public that his
present stock consists Of eZcellent articles; a d
d fine chance is presented, for making good
bargains. His goods were not bought to cell
at auction, and consequently there are no
trashy articles among them.
He will also offer for sale, new gold and
silver lever watches, and all kinds Of jewelry.
Terms Of saIe-CAsH.
april IL no. 10.