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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-23

The Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times, in the
following, has hit The mark e1actly-touched
The raw, 10 nse an expressive phrase:
"A correspondent asks Us Why we did not iIlumi-
nate our ONCE last evening, as the office OF our
neighbor, the North American was illuminated
on accoun, Of Gen. Taylor's vctoryl We an
swer that, as noe have been on the side OF our
country, from The beginning OF this contest with
Mexico, no such Pharisaical consumption Of
talow is necessary 10 convince the public of our
patriotism. As the North American, like the
New York Tribune, has seadfastly advocated
Mexican interests, little patriotic exhibition, al
this time, may not Prove so very impolilic."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-23

Pay per month. Pay per month
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-23

MORE HELP.--We have heretofore omitted
10 announce, (says the LynchbuIg Republican,
ll,at our worthy frllow-to Snsmen, Bennett NJ. 'e
Win and George A. Wright, Esqrs, design es'
Publishing New Democratic Journal IN Ken
mond a, an early day, TO be called The "E4alh,'
ner." The paper is designed 10 be an anxlllaly
and co-laborer Of The Enquirer-whch mas nro.
WAYS done woman service in The cause W,,, Il
paealing Republican principles. M h;s section
we'll and favorably known lhrougS,ss' writer u'I and
: The Stale, as q bold and vigorous Gamoc,atic
aen ana maasuies. He was onc y, peinoG.a..
,nnnders Of The Republican" in Tho AL ~ .na,
ss.SSiu, period Of ls40 when Pederai;s uaih ana
over The land like hurricane To his ''m sWepl
is The paper indebted. in ere,, LIS e1eTIIons
permanent footing uptn which II now NaIu'-- :,
and l,s Democracy oil lhs important portion ol
The Stale are under lasting obligations 10 him for
the zeal, ability and efficiency with which he has
advocated their cause, and repealed The reckless
assaults of The opposition, and long will they re-
member his valuable services.
Mr.. Wright is geutleman Of great moral
worth, and a sterling Democrat. He has long
been engaged &C general agent and collector for
the Richmond papers, and is fayerably known
over large portion Of the Sle.
The prospectus will be prined in few days,
and The first number of The piper will be issued
about The first of July next. A goody number
of subscribers, we learn, hac already been OBJ
tained in this place, and the lst is rapidly swell
ling. Messrs. De Witt andWrght will go 10
Richmond well endorsed by he Spartan Band Of
Lynchburg and Campbell. success 10 them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-23

he will do nothing, nor will b, countenance any
thing which may be done by hB indiscreet friends,
10 bring him into conflict with the administration
Of the government whose serHnt he is.
Topic of yesterday
All indeed (says the N. G. Atas.) II Gen.
Taylor will "counlenance" Dlhing originating
with "his indiscreet friends % bring him into
conflict with the administrator" he must discoun-
tenancc' nine out OF ten of all he Wing journals
in the country. Il seems TO haze been their cher
shed purpose TO produce precisely that result, and
in The furlherance Of this DIES Ign they have paid
very lille regard 10 truth or proPieiy. The Tro-
pic is not guiltess OF prominent part in the dis
creditabe work.
In reference TO this very cours, by Wing jour-
mails, we copy below what we CT some days ago
from the Sunday Times, conducted by M. NJ.
Noah, as in point-and we recommend the ex-
tract TO the attention OF the Trolic
1.-THE Wing press. with great ,nanimity, place
the entire responsibility upon ae Government,
and go as lar as TO accuse the President and his
Cabinet, in direct terms with having abandoned
General Taylor and through jealousy" permitted
him, in "heartless, cruel, ungr,leful manner"
To be offered up victim TO the enemy, and plot
led his destruction, together withthe army under
him. We never, in our long experience, have
witnessed such absurd and Grey imputations
emanating from any party. Partnership j, is
true, has run wild occasionally has
been carried to cxlremes-bnt we never, until
now, saw il rush into the cells OF lunaic
asylum, and by its folly and stupidity efieclually
block up the political game contemplated 10 be
played IN relation to the "nexl Presidency"-for
Matistie grand secret Of all these accusations. We
hope that General Taylor has been Fortunate
enough to eStricase himself from The many en-
barrassments which surround him, and feel as
sured that he will accomplish every thing that
skill and bravery can effecI; but we ask what
part OF Mr.. Folks life, his character and public
services, has ever warranted The impulaion OF his
being Traitor"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-23

W2iPpcd 1riEAont Knowing 1.-THE following
anecdote, as 10 the conduct OF the Mississippi
Regiment Of Volunteers, al The battle Of Buena
VISTA we find in the New Orleans Picayune: ali
is stated, upon what may be considered good au-
thorily, that Gen. Taylor, in giving an account
ginia regiment, said that If there had been only
regulars in the battle OF Buena Vista he would
probably have lost the day, as the Mississippi
regiment Of volunteers was whipped three times
without knowing it; that when borne down by
overwhelming numbers they fought on just as il
nothing uncommon had happened 10 them, and
by dinl of endurance and wonderful alacrity
in ripping up the next man TO them, they re-
trieved the fortunes OF the ficld.'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
ROBERT n. MORRIS, =. "
ILLS sURPKIsING that while

Il 1T II SURPRISING that while 10 this -se
lSS no many Improvements have been made ~ mora
Eand physical science, aud especially In the scienc1
OF medicine applied 10 tho human race that ~ tle
progress has heretofore been made In tho at Of aesans
curing the diseases OF that noble and useful animal mo
Horse But 80
KIRKBRIDES TATTERSALLS HEANE POWDERS
Are establishing Ia the annals of ifrofy ~
proving themselves 20 be nisbls remedy i heages,
which has been considered incura1r and also iof
every variety Of cough either chronic case
of which they warranted 10 cure Ia few days lhf
POWDERS viii eradicate every ~ ptOm O aieeent colo
by the use OF two or three doses and will prevent founder
chill wheo thrown into the food that given 10 the an
NAL after hard drive They are 90 mild in tleir opera
pacated from usual labor, the contrary they are hfs'
rate CONDITION medicine, and will improve 10 every
way the appearance aud keth OF the animal BY ncrean
tho appetite datng the pores Of tbs hide, AID ~ Tho gene
raj action Of their tonic, Alternative and dcpuratte pops
ties Price por package six for =. a h. OObOh
co wholesale and retail druggsts aud dealers in patent
medcgss, lf9 FultoH-st propuetors. Also Tor sale bJ
Qso 10 Muar aus Kroadys4y W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Prom the H-r.ld Of Truth
SYMPATHY.
~ MISS PH6BE CAREY.


ia The zane bessen ebspoei still have run
me bls.sed streams Of hunsn sympathy
-. 80 4 49, mis- ever hath been done
~ nv sad wherefore could never SIC
~ .,'. .,en sorrou lor their grlef have Won
Al .on~ urpined. best their misery
.,-,,,steries which thinxibs Der snoOcf
H.s eis me nothing wiser man v''O'0
WA, bitter tear. Of agony have lowed
a., ,hr .sd pages Of sonne ola romance
p.s,,,,, cheek oenes.h ibOss drops nss gowed,
sr,.,dl,,n.d toe sparkling iusife OF her glance,
go, .on,e love sick msi1fnis bestowed,
M, sooos rejected. hsyisss kuigbt percnsnce
az her Dep y mpsihies, untli her mosrs
suae the nearer sound OF hviDs grosDs
n the deeo .orrow tor their saferings felt.
Where IA found something - better Gays 10 prove
What heart above their dow nisll sill Dot melt
WHOM higher circle once could move
For such msnkind have ever freely dealt
Out the fail msssurs "A their plying love
BAcsuse thsy ~iioessed ia their ~retchsdness
Their frlsods grow fewer, and their fortunes less.
But for some humble peasant siffs oiStfess'
Come rea 1eiBs Left 10 stem me noe.
VINO saw her young hearts wealth a. ten1sfness
Betrayed snd usnpie5 o., and dung ASIDE
Who seeks her out. 20 make her sorfOrs ittsf
What noble LADY DER her tsls bsth cnsa
None Tor The records Of sIcn bamOis sriel
Obtain not human yiiy-scAree Dshel'
And q. for thsir distress who from tne frsf
U.vabso no fortune and ~ friends % fall
Those who 10 poverty We're burn and nufseo
For .ocb. By men, are placed without toe pale
OF sympsthy --sibee they are deemed tho worst
Who are the hOmDissti End u Want sssail
And bring hem harder Toll p, 10 only said
. They have been used b labor Tor tneif bread
o, the unknown, unpi,ied thousands found
Huooled together, MD from human sight
BY fell Disease Or sns wing Famine, bound
To some din, crowded garrett osy and night
Or In uo1bOlesOme cellars underground,
Win sesrces breath Of air, Orrsy OiAgnt.
HUNGER. ADD RAGS and labor ~ repsid-
These are The things that SAX our tears sno nh'
And these ought not 10 BE- i Ia Dot well
Here 10 this land Of Christian hoefty,
That honest worth. or hopeless want should dwell
Unsiosd by our care and sympathy
Ard is II not q burning shame " tell
We have no means 10 check such misery
When wealth from out our treasury freely D'Nsi
10 wage deadly warfare with our Toes
lis all wrong: YET men begin 10 deem
Ths dsys OF darkest gloom are nearly done
A something. ike the fret bright golden beam
That herslds In the coming 81 the dawn
Breaks ON the sight q. n II be no dream
How shall va bsste that biesfed era on
For tbere IL need that on mems hearts snouio lHH
spirit tina, shall sympslhize with oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
TO BANKERS AND MERCHANTS.

AND STORE LOCKS.
rdHHE CLAIMS or THIS LOCK 10 superiority are bssef
ils safety certainly Of operation, picy u cot.
sIucuOn and durability
The resu Of he recent ts a. the Exchange has PLACED
iis safety bey ono dspgls no 0hef lock offered ~ -
pubic has endured the same test
The simplicity Of lts construction and tho manner
which liz motions produced, combine 10 render 10
action certain
The Prices are comparatively moderate, especially
when considered In connection with th-r safety. Esc
locA Is accompanied With Two keys Pfcs u he afgss
size 500 medium size 81 - fOr ssfos and fol
50 To els The lowest priced locksaTe desl rd Express
ly for srosEs and made tho ssae principle, b.s
with solid nslesd Of keys Orders Is al
dressed to ". r. WOODBRlDD. - ne
fv3f Aarufartof.- k.l<afetl.aI y a.
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Court calendar Npspar.

Coxvo~ PIrAs-Part Nos IOl. 100 III ile
l2l "a H. 81 - A. So ST. g. ~ g. o. 100. 20 =,
., y IS 50 IS o. ~ n s. IL H. 81. ~ rsrt u -
No. a u 100 o r. TO- - 81 % 81. l2f 40 p
374 50 3 40 s5 = re 81 = 81 los l-f 100 ~ o.
3. rit 10 ia. los Is4 ID. iCO. Is4 lgs % lee
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GREELEY & McELRATH,
l5f Nassau-st. New York.

- Notes OF all speciepayiug Banks in tie United
States are taken for subscriptions 10 this paper A. par
Money inci0sed in letter 90 address, and depos
tied n any Poe. Office In the United states may bel con-
dered NJ our rick; but description OF the bills ought
In III c.se. ln be lelt with Tie P1slmasleI. .. N.
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srPKz,lx CouEr-Gs-erai To7n.-EiseoeA hsfei-
m VI. Csr-i,s id-hs order Of ne Wee Chan
csos ir MS Case relarfes ~ yesterday Vas ARMED
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OFF ICIAL
LIST OF LETTERS.


.pvrrrfsrn ~ rHE rrIsuSE ~ SPECIAL aSroi>TNtSr'
"a t,sk. = sa-fsrr c-acfsd,
40 ID -f.sr,s-ts n sde under tie orders ci The Post
f,-ner.l Ia 4 rsWspaper or revsPapcrs ~ ctters
..i .r ir .uv Post oace, shall BE- inserted u the pa
M r rapers Of The place where ne once sdfef'
rsu. usy BE- situated Alsg ~ la stif 6, sui@s'eH
--s Scss Pssf Qfos L4=r Fzsisd E1rh J. 1919.
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suTEEroE CoUEr-In Cham rs-Bef9re -a9se
Vspo-rUos .-Hsbs1s Corp4s A man named b4.,1's
Halorg Who % ssi1 % nave enlisted while ID si~ie %
iusaoify Wss brought Up sud discharged
There were a.so Two other cases before o7f 'u1ss'
bur uol c.sr1st1 OBJ
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1910 Daily JOuTnsI, cap slze.
Diary, quarto sine, half bound.
Daily Memorandum Book, syo. are, tec1 and sll
DO DO do syo. DC. plain.
Daily Memorandum Book, l2no. tuck and gilt
do do. do isuo. Do. 90
containing az almanac, time aad interest table sad q
space for m1orsndsns for every day IN the year For
ssis BY the Publishers.
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NOTICE mo- ROOKsRLLRRs ANp PuBLIsa

EhSlnc subscriber has l0f sale Ia excellent cOri'
ton, the STEREOTYPE PLATES or THE AMER.
CAN MAGAZINE. The wsrk Il in three octave volumes
averaging more than 500 paTes each and hrsf pub
.hed under the supervision Of freeman Hunt, tsl tns
present Editor Of Hunts Merchants Magazine 10 fd'
and contributors among the most ays ond inter
esng writers In the country 10 contains articles % PEI
manent value American story Litefat1fc, boHsphf
Scenery Animals Botany, the Arts and Sciences &C. &c
aud Is illustrated by than 600 engrayngs u Dhicn
those in tie third volume alone cost 5000 FOR
entertaining and the time useful family reading
has equaed BY any work Of the kind 10 The
United St4tss.
n IS now more than ten years since he publication o.
the last volume ceased and has found rs way l
The auction room circulated West 20 any ekient-n0f
doest contain anything nimcs 10 Southern circulation
For farther information apply
WM +. TEWkSBJR1, 81 Washingt0n- o.. B0son
ODD WLstDIlA4tis{t0sSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

STOVE yARNIsH-By which al stoves pipe anf
- 81 be heps beautiful polish coach
body with two appliesons year Sold 0uly a. p Cor
laad-st EAST iNDlAS HAIR DYE, warranted 70 eo.of
hair brown Jet black aDd ngt .Ain the ssIn Or
inJure the hair. DR. achAIRS ACOUSTIC OIL for thr
Of deafness has cured cases Of deafness q 10
10 ~ years standing DALLEI'S and CONNELs GER
UINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, a. the only ae
pot. q Cortland-st. Also, HAYS'5 LINlNENr, wtunt
Cd 70 any case of Piles. BALM OF COLJhpiAi
H. onlv .stirla al v.lse for III. hair olo In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

The Albony EUening Journal says that the
uusatiy OF Flour. Wheat Corn and Barley leit at tide
wser during the i,h week 10 October In the years 1916
and ls47 10 a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

OFFIcE % RECEIVES o. TAXES, New CITY f1li, Pan.
TAXES, IsfT.-Notice Is hereby gwen that the To-
Books u the present year open a. tls ohcs
and that ready u tbs charged then
All parsons paying their taxes previous " the s Of naaJ
snitled 70 deduction the amount equs y ntefe
a. the rate Of per per annum calculated from nc
day q payment 70 the ut Of February. Oce hours on
A. 70 Z =. ~ Bankabie money only received
Is. Persons sending fu de-cr Pton Of then properly
20 this once will have their bssent % them Or tey can
be hsd BY applying at this Office. SMITH DUASlN0,
oz5 JaI Receiver Of Taxes
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German rribune
Publisher o. The
Cry
Editor of Ladies
Companion
Com \ Daily Ad
NeftiseE
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hCTCHETT,s soLAh $3.50 ',s.r,' ar
vending 70 others 20 Be- used the above gas Or w appara
u unless obtained through the subscriber every one
infringing will be proceeded ssainss sccordns % Jaw
DE- vEREBJN,
rs 2awJn- Agent for the State u new 1ofs
ELASTIC PAPER-HOLDEK- sat Com iseth-
Ling Rinks, FOR children, By tho Newark ncia he,.ef
Manufacturing Co. - Asldea,laRe,h 4. CIV
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List Of Letters Remaining in the y. y Post once
Saturday, November 8, 1877

r. Psa,s uSnfio- ~ DATE Of ~ Lat IA AieA i'<y ss
aS---fi,x LADIES' LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

HARBoRs OF OKEGoN-Capt. Wilkes, who com
msnaed he exploring expeeis!on. 10 letter % As-
Mhiinsy. CSC fcunsrks - to'io~s;
Every obs Il ssashea viii ihc facies The hsrnOrs
on Cur E.slsfa sc4bosrs offer for commerce Ho~evef
rr.i hey nay D. t1ry Do not exceed tnoss offered oy
the -trsiis 81 Iasn de kec4 Admiralty iaiet Snc fu
srl's Soand on the Western coast These Su minats
" 40 sslasd wi,h ID they arc NOT surpassed by any
and lar., fnOugh D. accommodate the psvlss OF toe
void sod a. reeeptsces for The coneree 81 the kss
vhlch cannot doub, will one day ard hist DOT fax
distant low into them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06


BY reducing the Wheat 10 Flour. the quantity OF the
latter left tide water his year compared with the cor
responding period OF last year shows excess equs TO
53qi5 barrels of Flour aud decrease Of excess since
our statement Of week OF 81 BOG barrels of Flour.
The receipts OF Corn thus far exceed by 40-92JS
bushels the entire receipts OF $40.
The receipts OF Barley up othe close Of the 4th week
10 October during the present year compared with the
corresponding period IN 1876 show decrease OF - 300
bushels and from The lst OF September % the 3si Of
October inclusive compared with the same period Ia
lsi6, decrease Of 1876 bushels.
The folio wing table shows The quantity Of some Of tbs
principal articles OF produce left ~ dewser from the
commencement of navigation 10 the 5st Of October In
cu.re during The years 1916 600 dAysl 1910 g9 dAyll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

The aggregate quantity OF the same articles eii
tde.wsier from the commencement Of navigation 10 .
3lst of October inclusive. is - follows:
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CITY ITEMS.

FnIDAy, November 5.
MoRg TROOPS YoR MExIco.--A body Of 81 re-
orus destined for tho "a Dragons now serving under
Gen Taylor, embarked from Governors Island yes'er'
day on bosrd the Massachusetts for Brazos Anotnsr
detaehnent Is 70 be sent OF IN about ten days
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CHTRCH or THE PTRTTINS

OJAkk.-ihs Pews 10 this Church viii he offered
oierea or sale AZ public auction. Mond.y Evening ueSt,
"a inst sale 10 commence o. "a o'clock precisely The
Church vii be open daily toI Inspection uut tine Cf
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Proposals for n Loan.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT February 9, 1917
ED proposals will be received until the tenth day OF
y April next inclusive, for loan of eighteen millions oil
dollars under the of the 18th January last, authorizing
issued under said act payable years after the date OF
said notes with interest at the rate OF six cent per an
num- PAYABLE semannualy. The bids, in all cases.
be unconditional and without any reference to the sup
posed bids of Others they may not be considered The
bids should state distinctly, in all cases, the premium of
iered No bid will be received below par To give OPP
poruny all persons participate in the investment OF
funds in these noleswhich, account OF the privilege OF
bids wa be received for the lowest denomination OF notes
authorized by the law, well as for higher sums.
The department the right of fixing the periods
when the money be paid not to be required to
anticipate the wants of the government or allow any inter
the loan be deposited with the Treasurer of the Uni
ted States, the of the mint at Philadelphia, OF
ant treasurers at Boston, New York, Charleston, ST.
Louis X. j. WALkER,
Feb 9-dlw&wtI0A Secretary of the Secretary.
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C,URRAN's Speeches, l

CURRAN's Speeches, volume octave, new English
\ edition, with portrait Sherdan's Speeches, Volume
octave London edition. 1915 Speeches of Lord Erskne,
new edition, London 1876 volume octavo Speeches OF
the Earl of Chaham volume octave, London, 1915 Sc
ect Speeches Of George Canning me octave Speech
rs OF Windham and Husksson, together in volume octa
vo Speeches Of Phillips, Curran and Gratan, together in
vol oc Speeches of Chatham Burke Erskine, and Mack
intosh, together n1 volume Select Speeches OF Patrick
Henry Edmund Randolph, Fisher Ames Edward Lvngs-
ton Goveneur Norris Josiah Quincy, Castor, Pmkney,
and other distinguished Americans, volume octave the
Political Writings OF William Legget, edited by Theodore
Sedgwick volumes Legislative Speeches and Reports
Daniel D. Barnard volume Speeches OF e. Calhoun,
volume Speeches of Daniel Webster, 3 volumes
Speeches Of Henry Clay volumes and many Others, too
numerous for the limits of an advertisement, many oithem
imported from London direct, by f. TAYLOR,
Jan IA Bookseller, Washington.
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kATHE late residence of Mr.. Armfeld Prince street,
AiV in Alexandria The house is brick built Of the best
materials handsomely finished and wellarranged for
fort and convenience; contains fifteen rooms most OF them
large and airy and has wide hall through the centre
Ouhouses of brick, also covered with metal consisting in
one range wood and wahhouses cisten above ground
two bathing and dressing rooms. On the opposite
wing, fine greenhouse; and In the rear dick two-stoy
double house for servants.
The Howergardcns extend from Patrick Henry street
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
Ii considered by the handsomest and most de-
srable residence in the District
will be sold low, and on accommodating terms on APP
plication TO VIM. d. MUTT,
Sept. 25-tf AT the Treasury Department
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C,T. JOsEPII's ACADEMY for Young Ladies',
- Eiltsburg, Frederick county, Md, conducted by the
Sisters Of Charity.
The course Of instruction. besides all the branches of
good English education, includes History Mythology Nat
ura and Moral Philosophy Chemistry Botany Algebra,
and Geometry. The French Spanish, German, Italian,
and Latin languages Taught also vocal music and the
harp, guitar and piano. drawing and painting, and all the
varieties of plain and ornamental needlework.
The terms for board and tuition including all the odina
nv branches of educaton also washing and mendng bed
and bedding. and medical attendance $3.50 per
mum.
For further particulars apply "The Mother Superior
St. Joseph's House, Enimttsburg" Mar 1S-3w
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Half Sections Quarter Sections OF Vacant Lind 20
n West of Texas,

n ARE CHANCE, RATIS.-The absence of n number OF
IL settlers allows offer during the year lSt7 $40 acres
of the best families, and 100 single men IN
the colony Castro whose prosperity is well ascerained
Castroville contains 900 inhabitants. The village
of Quhi nine miles from Castroville, numbers 30 families
The Vandenberg five miles further the road TO Mexico
80 families. Similar establishments successfully IN
progress on the vast circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent OF Texas to the subscriber - -
Address for references 10 HENRY CASTRO, DIRECTOR
General and Fondator OF the Colony, Castrove, Texas
March 4-2am6mF Nat. mtelrl
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HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,

Chssn ADORE sepen 1ert door to The Masonic Hail.
Philadelphia
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refumshed,
and the proprietor has spared means to insure
10 his visiters every comfort and convenience The
dining saloon for gentlemen well as the private ordi
nary for ladies' large and convenient The parlors and
chambers capacios and fitted up in the most modern
style This house being in central position, the propre
tor oc continuance of public favor, pledgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared to them
every luxury the city affords
n b. bath house is attached the hotel, where warm
and cold baths canbe had any hour.