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THE COLLEGE

THE Gonzales College opened OF Monday. Tho ith
OF April, 1853, Tor the reception "a students. The
building Is NJ tuck, - by ~ feet, two stories high,
neatly ~rlastcscd throughout, situated IN a plcasan,
ea,. tvaithy par, oi tho town, aud very comfortable
for either summer or winter. To IL IL attached q
IA go rock cistcrn, capable OF holding 500 barrels o
water,
Appasssus has lsccn Supplied for tho ins,i,nuou
which, a. 10 variety and perfection, Is surpassed b,
no college IN thc S0V;h, aad the musical instruments
ARE various and -, the mos, costly Kind.
Rev j. . lhLtYsR has been chos'n President,
a gentleman whose character aud qualifications as =
,uschcr atc extensively known.
The furnaio Department Nil ,c sentarted hy
Mrs SAss HIT, formerly Of scgsis. ard Mr.. Dr,
Solss,S, late at Georgia Mrs. CoissaS VII have
special charge ef the Mustc Department and ufua.
mental Breaches. Sach other Teachers ~il bc
fsoia ussc " s,sc e~snrioywl ~ the wants II the In,
%ststut,Oa may require
fhc ins,iia,on vii ~.on ~ supplied With cieEsa,
Is, iwA SsAis and l,sVts. ard ;he Trustees str ~.
solsssi, than ~ cs,vnsc cs pains shall bc sparcl Ia
gixs b. tssonl~ coilogc advantages equal, VI M,
sslssias, 20 N1y o,Acs issa,attca y, Learning IN the
Wet
The collegiate yrsf siu tc dlyiJ,d into TO scs.
@ons ~ hsc ays,ihs zach.
RATES CIV TUITION.
ftsns>sy nVparttns,t. t~arl.rlsps Rsahav. ass
thcFraphs, wr}ene. rIstnst, Anthnats
ard topography. i~r ssssca, ,.....t, ti0 q,
Sesssi ~resarsuas Ut sagasa Grammar. Ills
ssy, kAs'csfc. Ccsrg-ssi,tsa and tSs9su,.
s,os Nth H. ~ sSsns, ..u,...,.s.is 60
gSSfa Department.. sctss1iug ~ higher
knsfSh hsachc>, nth 1seet. LATIN.
ssyrsA AMI sssp..a lansasses 10 o.
fsa Mu~c--iesisaihsy ,hs 80 IS DC rsssr.
tAcsw ~h be an cstf. Sti s~rsr~ss charge
d ..a.....,. ...s....s..... as co
A CONSIDERABLE aagat~f ~ Ssp4as cen he 90.
essnnetsssd Nth ils,a " respectable hnsssS
and a~sss~es ss t~sng esvesc-i fos s~rcpsmcdssicn n
si eho usss ~s.A a. 4sse,d
Tti,cs J. rily:RIM, rre-4kss
8o-nfsg n~srss.
C,s.aSeS suas a. 1883
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Icy lhe Governor Of the state Of
Texas.


WIIEREAs, by u Joint Resolution Of the late
proved February 18th, 1853, IA certain amendment
to the Constitution of the State is proposed, which
Joint Resolution Is IN the words and figures follow.
ing, to wit:
"Joiut Resolution proposing an amendment to
the Cons;ituticr.n
"lE IT REs1:yEp ny THE LEGISLATURE OF TIE
STATE OF Texas, That the following be proposed as
an amendment to the Constitution Of the State Of
Texas, to be added TO suesI uine:;!ment IA Section
3, which, when ratified ~ provided for by the
thiry-scvcn:h section of tho seventh article Of said
Constitution, shall be valid 70 all intents and pro.
poses as a part of said Constitution:
Sec. 3. That In case q vacancy slall from any
cause occur In any of the offices mentioned in the
first section of the amendment of the Constitution,
the Governor shall appoint some suitable person To
nil snch vacancy, who shall continue TO discharge
The duties of such Office until the time of the next
general election established by law for the election
Of State or County e!iecrs, and until his successor
shall have been elected and qualified"
Now, therefore, l, i. llaraisbro,gh BELL. Govern.
or Of the State of Texas, do hereby, In pursuance
of the law and the Constitution, order and direct
that the above reci,ed Joint Resolution be publish.
cd in the public prints OF this State, for the con.
sidcr,ion of the people, ut least three months
previous to the next general election to be held
throughout the State, on Monday, the first day OF
August ensuing.
And | do further order and direct the Chief
Justices of the several counties land In case oil
vacancy in the Office of Chief Justice, or inability
If that officer to act, then any two Of the County
Commissioners, 10 cause polls to ho opened ut the
q verd precincts In their respective counties on the
said lst day of August next, aud the votes of AL
those voting for Representatives In the State
Legislature 10 De taken for aud against tho adoption
Of the said proposed amendment. The Chief
Justice of the several counties land In case OF
vacancy In the office of the Chief Justice, or IN,
ability Of that officer 10 net, then any two OF the
County Commissioners will return to The Secretary
of State complete lists of the names OF all those
voting for Representatives in tho Legislature, which
lists must show who voted for aud who voted
against the said proposed amendment, as well as
the names Of those who did not vote at all upon
the question, as II majority OF tho whole number OF
votes east for Representatives throughout, the State
seems to he contemplated M necessary to an
amendment of the Constitution,
SA45sSsstG. In testimony whereof I have here
| SMSNy,N. unto set my hand, aud caused the
:1SS.NsTJS great seal of the State TO be affixed.
SNSSsSsssS Done at tho City of Austin, this second
T7TTSN day of May, a. ID. 1859, of the In.
dependence OF the United States the
nth, and of Texas the 18th year.
by tho Governor, y. II. BELL.
Tuos. Ill. DuvAI, Secretary of State.
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COLLINS HOUSE

lM 1Hh Proprietor takes plessaac IL IL. TSssn
I'D tnip hts ~ ttcsris Ani ,s.S travelling Sill
ra'Ac xsarseaY. thss DO l. nee prepared 20 acs-,'
asslstS Az sha pass favor hsm nth lhsss pats,...
Aro.
fafte u Ass ~~tsssAsl ~ bee inss.e = issre ANT
csasoassat is-cgy stsiSss staes Ansssss ~sa Ne wrgl
s;lcgsist
W v celIINs
UeessieS Iaae 4, lsSz~ls
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Ven -" AZ 50 oyster suFlsI. tlV csiNY asy,
,hss, w.rv psr4ssGs ,sse Suss yhfNe ttA'fsh.
tssS ost <ssn. csc n~sstttf, Opt t~gsthsE, tee
grand daughters. thfsv ssssss. sfslsw. eac uncle,
oss tssfsss inlAe osfe coasin,in 3sa, aigxs
suats, sns Cousins one wifss esr estates, ossv
krsnd as4s. thss~ sstesN spe husband. and
,hr.s ssss.Fs Md yst ssrsng. 70 sAy. ,hege
were ONLY four t-rsons present
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what can ba got for Five
DOilurs!

The undcrslngcd have entered into an arrange.
nicnt by which they agree to furnish the K,.icker-
booker Magazine, (monthiy,) tho Home journal,
(~weckly,) aud the Musical World aud Times,
(wcckly,) TO new subscribers, at the very moderate
price OF ifvc dollars a year for the three puhlica.
lions; all orders, enclosing that amount to Dyer
4 Willis, will be promptly attended to.
SAMUEL HUEST0N,
Fubhsher If the Rnickcr6ocker.
NORRIS 4 WILLIS,
Publishers Of TIA Home Journal.
DYER & WILLIS,
Pa5|ishers Of Mo Masicdi World and Times.
2bT Broadtcay, Rec York.
Grand Iiterdry and Irtistic Combination.
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Saddles, Brides, Martingales
Girths Crnp,ers.
nlEBrS soUg28GN LiY1RSGr D8ysoy
AND GENERAL AGENCY.

" n. ftsfstt 0fytf, ~ tfFffss
SUBSCRIPTIONS rsssi,od Sos lst,rsr. rl,.ns
- Agc. Asas4scsa Mag Rc,se~. knskvsssTkss.
Western joas,ssi ~Iisr,css xs.sn,,. fsnkss bssic.
i'fss,~sssc Nesiss. ssari 4 the nass, and e,ev,
vihss latss and nsegsssac psfststsd ., NJ anls.i
Stsses ~ kaps,N tssscHs rs ilssks fst~r. Sa.
le4fFsy, rpc sacgt Moss, o<gSicH S~sis ssd AZ
ofh,t I>sas ssscgacs " p~apaaptly Adsssts~a-asv
esseties "a ~ tae pdsngJ iAsrrs n ,sys uaisci
sssss saf AcSrsnuss oslsstes.
Bssso,-iv v n WILEY.
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TERM

Tnr FAMILY FRigSp ia published weekly at Co.
lumhia, South Carolina, and Is the oaly paper of the
kind in the Southern States IL q f]uraishcl az the
Low Price of Two Dollars pee anntm, ~invaria6ly Ia
adsancc--no name being entered until tlc money
IL received. 10 any pGrson slndine FIVE SnbicYi,I
befs, a copy VIII be scat GRATIS.
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CLUB RlIES.

t!Ea ce,l,.t.. Il Try =, aati. award 49,, M
lurni.hcd q, the rate Of Sl.,o per copy. OK n
Copies for $500. Specimen NauiNcrs sent q
itoosly, by applying, post paid. %
"a G0BN W
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BOOhs

A late arrival of Books, school and mieceilancous,
also, staple and fancy Stationery.
Don't forget that old, vel known. one price e..
Establishment et rnuKfS No trouble To sho~ Suois
please give uS a call,
Gonzales, June 4, iS55~Iy
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Saddle and Harness


W 49, w
gHNllE subscribers w2uld respectfully iafc1u the
u ciiscts OF Gonzales aud the surrounding
country, that they have just received a large stock
at msiofd, sud ave nov ~rtelatS! 50 Manufacture
az ktutls u
SABbLks, HARNSSS BaIDEES. Dc,
1t thc shortest 'tutico. fhry si.s keep eaasianus
en hand a lNuv quantity at
Saddles, Brides, Martingales,
Girths, Crappers,
and cvctS srtielo lea ,hoif bnc e tasUcss.
Also, on hssld. az asaoSta,oa, u ,hc best
ThitS YNEIS.
made 50 otlgf, Nui tm3 ~ ~ surpassed l., anl tce
iN tbe Cosuisy, H9yvs sfes ~, a~ssvptci
faselasr puskl D. ssti 10 cab aHd eSasaac .os
uhs4e-el,es ns6r purchasing 3s,ahetn
\ h--M orlsgt hum the sssaauy ihAntta,iy
received ash .~VVaagily aytvttlc3 D. Al kAeI< VI
rslass,ne acsil, esrys'si anil oa h,c me- r,A.csss.
hAe trpe
wRoE A WYATT.
S4ap sy~siain s4sF "a ~ p&o.
SoafAlss J'ue 4 isSs~iy
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The illustrated s'ams,y rslena.
ANW
GRAiIAa's SurrRB TrREg DOLLAR
MAGAZiNE Fog $3.50
Notice

~ An Posuuastcrs arr authorised h. a,
Agents for The t;tai y fsisAk
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q A. NsitS, = an ta,S,
Waite a seasheru,
Receiving, Forwarding and Com.
mission Merchants,
NbIiN0La-TKfaS

fSsosA tieescrs assac IN shipments Ia osf Cew
fe-f-FFasats n Ses orleans sad Se~ yeak
isn-t- ~
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HIRDKiHE Dc

U4ITVW INE, dc.
A splendid assortment of Hardware and Cutlery.
late from the best Manufactures, composing all ar
tiolcs needful in that line.
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Arrangements have been made to furnish the
krickerbockcr Magazine, the Home journal, and
the New York Musical World and Times, to new
Subscribers, for five dollar. a year! This IL cheap
literature, with u vengeance. The Knickcrbockcr
IL 50 per annuIn the Homo Journal, at So, and
tho Musical World aud Times, 50 making SIS u
year ut the usual rates. That three such works
can bc obtained for five dollars n year, Il q fact truly
worthy the Chl,ric ave. which Is Just now being
usl,ered in. OF tho knicketbocker Magazine, edit
oil by LOWS GAYLORD Clark, u Il unnecessary to
speak. For twenty wears IL has been tho most
genial. humorous, and spicy "monthly" IN the
world and The present volume will be better than
any which preceded II, The Home journal, edited
by Cleo. y. Morris. and y. +, Willis. IL well known
as the best family newspaper In America aud the
Musical World and Times. edited by Richard Sorres
Willis, with Lowell Mason, Geo. III. Curtis, Thomas
Hastings, VIM u. Bradbury, Goo. r Root, aud
oihcr musical writer's contributing; and which gives,
among other things, over $gb wortli Of tansic and
a hh' courso at instruction III harmony annually Il
the very beet mns.ical Journal ever pablished,--
FhcA" .hrec publications will post . family up IN
regard To ueatly every thing worth Knowing, Art,
Z lcnco. Is,criagc; Modc, Painting, S~culpture
Intentions Discoveries VII, numor, Fancy. Sen
.timoal the Newest, Fashions and other attractions
Mt is,lict, Cttice New Music for the Sabbath, the
Church. asd Hncalc Reviews and Criticisms of
Musical Works rcsfnsmcts aud Performances ,
~ short, the very Pick and cream oi Nay.l,y, IT,,
cidcn', History. biography, An, idterafe, aud
Scsctve inrltllng whatever can I've given la per.
toiies@s 10 prsnn:e ilesltlts amusement and Solid
Instruction n ttc family, aad help to make /, better.
ss-es, and lerp8ct may b. aow obtained fog Ave-
dollas-.
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Chambers Eltcr q Co.,
INDLANoLA, TEXAS,
Wholesale and Retail Dedicr in
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Boots
and Shoes, Hardware, Cutie
ry, Crockcry, &c,
GRoCERiES AND WESTERN PRODUCE
WILL. nakc liberal advances on Cotton or other
pro luce shipped In their friends In New York, rhil.
a lclphia az New Orleans.
,ndiahola, Feb, IL, is6S-lv
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Benjamin B. Peck,

AS constantly on hand a large and well sclec.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE WOOD, TIN
AND QUEENS WARE, SADDLERY
AND READY MADE
CLO7WLNG.
His assortment of Dry Goods embraces al arti.
clcs necessary to supply the demand, consisting In
part OF
French, English and American P~rints-latest styles
and most tsncy patterns,
Lawns, Muslins, Gingiiams; Plain, Dotted and EN-.
broidcred Swiss; Irish Linen; Linen, Cotton
and English Iaoes; Linen and Cotton Ta-
bic Cloths Fancy silk Parasols; Fans
In great variety Blcached and
Brown Shooting and Shirt
ing; Denims; Co,tonadc;
Linen and Cotton
Drills;
Linen md Cotton Musqn'to Netting;
Plain and Striped Lowclls;
Bed Ticking; Hickory Stripes; Apron Checks;
Coats sewing Cotton, and every article belonging to
the Dry Goods Line.
CLOTHING.
Cottonadc, Linen, Drap, D'Etn and Cassemcrc
Pants; Fine Black Cloth, Drop, D'Eta, Alpaca, Lin.
en- and Cotton Goats, of every quality and style
fine Linen Bosom, fancy Calico, Hickory, Check aud
Stripe shirts; Drawers, Suspcnders, Cotton Flancl
and silk Under Shirts and Drawers.
HATS, BOOYS d SHOES.
Icghorn, Panama, Campeachy, Kossuth and
Black SHk dress Hats Plush Caps, &c; also, n large
lot of Boots and Shoes of all qualities.
SiDDiERY, DC.
A superior lot of Sadilcry just arrived from New
York, embracing Ladies' aud Gents Saddles, Bri.
dies, Bride hliingS Mar,iugales, Rcins, Stirrups,
Bite, Circinglcs, %linltcrs, Slirup feathers aud Bug.
Stage, Wagon, riding AID Planters Whips also,
"A lnYusp LAT of hannrs .nta~. L.,
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DYER WILLIS


~ Nttoys Publishing the shave ,hfvc times
and scuing the papers containing u o. liver A
Who, vii rScelVe the ,hrce worts nsiasNi, fus osc
Mar
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New Goods.

ME subscribers take pleasure IN inform.
- ing the citizens Of t;onzslcss aud vicinity,Ae
that they are nOx receiving and opening ~
we'll selccfrI str<t ,r
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HI7S, BUU7S Il SUOHS.
~lcghorn, Panama, Campeachy, Kossuth ant
Black Sila dress Hats Plush Caps, &c; also, n larg,
lot of Boots and Shoes of all qualities.
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Tie Illustrated Family Friend.

NU"TVSH pN1VTtNE ~ NKiAIINM,
1874 Chcslnut.a.rect, Phliaieluhin
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Pocket and Table Cutlery.
A fine article, for sale by II. 4 II.
Union Porchohq, and hmperio! TEA,
Just received aud for sale by X. a II.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
OtiainoI y 0 etrp.
MUSINGS ON SPRING.
BY POETA.

Fain would my muse the flowing treasure sing,
And humble glorics Of the youthful Spring.
lPoPE.
What beauty greets the poets gaze,
When youthful, balmy Spring,
Her all enchanting form displays,
In virgin colorng:
How sweet her mornings golden blush
How sweet her noontides ray
How sweet the calm of eventide,
Rests on departing day
How sweet the song-bird's carly lay
From yonder monarch oak;
AS t warblcs out the seeming thanks,
OF grove, and field, and brook:
How sweet the insects hum when Sol,
Sinks monarch like TO rest,
Upon his couch of red and gold,
Behind the gorgeous west
The dancing brooklct, too, chimes in
With never ending song,
And adds new beauty to the scene;
Asmerrily along
Its pulling waves, the sunbcams dance,
In tIlant. fairy rays;
Like fitful CLEANS of blissful hope,
Across fair childhood's face.
How swcctly blooms the yerdant field,
The garden and the grove!
Where solitude; sweet solitude
Invites the scene Of love. an,
Here Nature spreads the genial feast.
of love and beauty rare;
And strains of sweetest melody,
Float gently on the air.
How sweet the breath of virgin Spring.
So fiaught with rich perfume,
How swift her ever healing wing!
I cxpcl the winters gloom;
And sweet 's the tale, the breath Of Spring,
Bears TO my burden'd heart
1t whispers, g Hope despair not yet ~
The winter must depart
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

puBrlc DOCUMENTS We are indebted to the
Hon. j. A. BAYARD, for valuable public docu-
ments. Also to Hon. GEO. r. RIDDLE for +" Re-
port on Finances" with highly interesting
papers on the Fisheries, accompanying.
Mr.. REED, father-in-law of Gov. BIGLER, died
at Clearfield, his residence, on Thursday night.
Death still is striking in high places.
oHrHASs' CouRr.-An adjourned term of the
Orphans Court will meet in this town ON We'd
ncsday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
FIX Governor THOMAS has entered ON his
duties as Collector of the Port of Baltimore.
Further discoveries of gold have been made
in Hamilton Valley, Texas
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

vention understand me. I DO say Vr'77
disposed to give to New Castle oounty rspp ap
in the House Ot Il bar reaye pop n
Iat;on comnared with the other counties. |
mend mend to vote for that in my own time and in
NV own form. do not intend to vote for 1t
now because am not afraid to do so. | have
not not adjusted plan which could now propose.
I In nresumc my plan would not meet the views
of the learned gentleman from Wilmington but
if so | cannot help it. g..
There Is another reason formy course. Since
the introduction of this question, have felt my
self in a position rendering it necessary Tor me
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

See Fourth page for editorial columns.
Our foreman is a very obligins and good-natured
gentleman, but he says MIR. Editor must be con-
tent with small space until the Convention
adiOurns.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

Fan would my muse the flowing treasure sing,
And humble glorics Of the youthful Spring.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

Castle county; but the gentleman seems to en-
deayor to prove that it takes about fourteen men
from New Castle county to be equal to seven from
Kent or Sussex, in point of representation lie ls'
therefore, for ascribing more influence to seven
than he claims for seven from New Castle
cmmtv. If that county has particular interests
which she wishes to carry out through the
General Assembly, certainly, if she has more
than an equal proportion in the legislative body
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AUCTION SALES.
rrTnE DNIs.
:, lame, VI. TayIsr. aa,,


2s MhAO 90 ihrGOytD CATTLE fur- SALE A, Ara,
IioN--I all sru ~ taftu "a ~. 49, ~ ~
A.. y, h"n the ely ~ Eehuunl on FEfbAy - a..
Meh c., hA a u oeock, - head supcror irs.s
~ ,''r C-ts have been on my fam 80 r. Most
Ssr- At Vie recent state Agreuiiurai Far rT-i
r'A--Noe' aii months. interest,
JAS. N. TAYLOR Ap.t.o,s., h. ". HANALt.
~ oTtsE.-rhe subseri.-r. Yin ..1 =, ~ @'
~ At Famyi-, the 2Sth and gS y, suction tor cash
rsln@hie Slaves consisting men w,,1n slf-
ssre ts 70 me sate Of 5ediih Randolph, drcsssed A, ~
a'etr o. Josiah Chamber The 70 r
cree OF the Circuit Court VI Prince EdFard 'er de
BoI7-ti. r. H. T. nsRAaESSRHALL, CoHr,l..,.-.,,
- VII NDfit DEED I.,t -1-I,v y,.,. ~
- 49, rom hush Cap~r;on, and Richard NJ Crr,, -. - ,
is ~ christian and me, tssrug the pirth N 80
inon being the surviving ia a. 80 ,. sll
t'n day u December i-s, or.t i, H. e
d.. 80 70 srH the property conveyed by al
20 W. t~o parcels 81 Ground ~. -
.-t~een Jegerson third, snd Mstr - ~ -: ,'Tse
=, IN lsnileriotds addition city on Pi.t- 80
e., " described as beginning p1iat on q str.-, ~
~, nesi ~ ~ iatrrsesion With Jer.on or ,b,, 20
,,iink wet along q. street &c
10 AZ night angs With said street and win ne i %
~ 1id parallel with C. &C feet % the i -
W, - 'HI~r Giant, Jaaot's thence the -Il NJ ,
nv ana III other o. which l. i-zcrb.I AZ '.flh-
~, y . Tees West - IT, intersection .u.sc- - 49,
''iesi running West along g. 90 l.-t o a. NJ.
- 80 CrEp; thence North al,lg LIN All gt ,.,
l-,s ~, g. street l5 feet h alley re M -s
- ,-li ail'y atd parallel with g. street &c lee, "a
-. ~ Shirh Vas Thomas Mrnre's Hugh wr,t, Inc
SUN wv said line and pl6tilcl with 49,
street, - f-,tto he l@rnnnr. " "'''u western
~ ~ the iae appointed FOR the sale weather should t
80 ~ "lhln - make 10 Improper sell the al.
yui'" 'f'.n tit-e 10 time until IL shall eanui-t an
- ' t-oi ie -uncieury - thu ;it- bot actin, ~ -.
OF iEus;. ~ " ~ ''a''' 10 ne ~ thu deed
-u'-o-1tl' CONWAY RcHtNsoy
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LAnsERr,s LOTTERY orFIsg R,,,,n.,. -.

intends OpenBs sn-le
nvrns Hotel Calvert street BsIirors , .,
et, a,a mi. time every license the ale 81 -
~, A.. - .iLasli ruef % hav T-k~. Il. ~ ,t+
~ '"r its tn isf uutssrsi .ns.g h.si..
years Ia % 80 nft.'' during rrsi,u,g Of thiSiyirss
80 tpt o. - oruzesi Of
nahes Ne ihvre;ery rvspScifay .S De y. 90 % ~.
, -, "A lrsina who may desire plrchase resst.
tho'r 'eh' 90 ~ kHoss kia that tsIr is ~
sukty observed. 'ePo.sd IA ai.a ti.l be
as he has sold in (of shIeh n. Iii h
inZ will be cashed received In =, 'e ne irAs-
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CoNflRMATlON OF THE DIVISION OF LOWER CAL
HoRNiA-NEASURES OF GENERAL GADsDEN.
"As".NrroN' Dee GA bearer OF dispatches, nom
Cen Gadsdeu, the American Minister to Mexico has a.
rived In this city. The invasion Of Lower California by
administering expedition Is confirmed Gen Gadsden
mas ordered the United States troops suppress. the eS
petition.
There is aperfeet understanding between Santa Anna
and Gen. Gadsden.
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dollars. ''' -'-A''a "ohi "''e 70 ttI~s
~ orders Tor pacfascE eerscat.s paef.-.. -f. a.,
sts or .harrs IA hv above,
hAnkliy received and lsornry att-iI-,i To-, III
Ipnieuls. Address . W. '''''' 70 cores
h,H THos. LAMBERT, Bis,f,,or. ify
n Is " IN, stock aud t-,ui War
~ Htf' Stoek- i-lgh: Car,uri.si. N 80
- -. P'I "f iAni "srrautstilld silver W,nt.I
Le iiSkr's "a ~ Lotteries sotI uaIsr the tsuar,,rr
" I.H 70, will v promptly paid by
~. tuve o. 20. business 90 X. CO. Diced a., -,
Nj, nond VIII meet with prompt attention ~ '' -
- C. B. LUCK.
II" fhiiNT- MD Gt uEpiiN--f Lave Al This ,.,. 10.
10y school the limited number Poard-rs tanl Tor s,
''i anu an the rooms Hitherto apuruIrat-I
'''lnilo'laft'u Of young ladies ~ ''' A'
'n' Wi@inv, however. ~ tho.
',.,',n, no other, Who hereafter apply aEr ,.
~ '''' ."ht ~ interested, that ~
ah devote some apartment, d.
!' u" We a." 81 brari"rs, -
"- va" nave iai during ~
AItlN ~ y Tson, by letter, to ~ NJ N too,
uuiI-dAcim ''''' u ~ ioHf,
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NFGROfS.-uu THURSDAY uuru.ny nat a, 49,,
WI sell at oar ON - Wall 8 ven i-Iy , n
., 10Y, y"ing N"u Iu and thrsr chair.r ,yf -,
- a. 81 'rr sod b. order oi The admi..tratr OIL
t.- '.''ri fCLLlAA g DAVIS
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eouplri" assortment Of he above pcw. n ,,,.-
tor lifrr''-. &C., a., b,p,i ,' cnitvA-
- 90, 10 .tI- Also L,4ftI "a
= ' ~ vel. and warranted Give .a.fsc,t
ui. ., "EON"E WATT a 90, once on pr,nEin 49,,
Square sxchsn,.
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=, -. = " Ii-ifss tlis ONr@ ~.
hsf aeket Is 50 62, 10000, Bel All 3 Jg5Te-5y,,
20 . ~ 90 20, Pa,LPseo IN June 9stt
ns-.s uekst $50 %, t2U1 Grand Conss 81 10 I,, ,r,,
" bes'l' Eresi many others OF tiUuO COO 40 400 a.
be- =, Msr,Iand Lo"rir- for December. Issa.