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NrEW NORM SIIPREME COURT.-Caro-

l h. B-u4s- ssaust = A. Eerp sl-uous or na'n~T
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Cour-y OF ~ Tak he Cfy Ht he al o. anh 20 '-
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10 "a aay h1ussni sish hat~t nj ny Fo
- g. rHs rs-- rtt-D Dated FebrlaTy 20, 49,
IFWIs BURST PiAntlFs Aftcrney " a Waist
Fstrusry o. Ia~fvN1r. -.
Tie complaint ia tb- above eurfed sen Sss IN I'D 70 "
81 e Of "a O. he y NeT fort 1r tth
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TOR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLALDDOCK

Oh SfhENS bC III ,1IDHL.ALDDpCh
PORT WAsHTNGTON. MOUNTS DOCK,
BROWNS DOCK MIDDLETOWN and RED BANK
The POPULAR steamer EDWIN LEWIS apt ]. ?. Csrlies
viii Dave Rob.f son q. Nonh RIVER, - t0lI ows.
Leave NeW-Y0rk Lave ShreVtbury.
Sscugdsy Apri 2IPM Monday. April g. ; p "
Tu.s3sv Arrl5 PIP VI. W-fnesdsv April6, 5. T. "
Tburs9sy Ami 8. NJ FRIDAY. Ami 8 : 4 VI
Safur5sT Aprilg "A NJ Monday. ApIll n. A. ".
TBs.dsy Auril u a ~ Wedoesdav April lj A VI.
TIur,66v Aruli4 n A ". Fr1day Apil Is. 10 A ".
B-Spirifs Of Turpentne Camphene. Gunpo Fder.
OH Of Vifro and oose Hemp cannot Be carried freight
stases Will b. in readiness convey passengers % al
psTfs Of the oouuny. - . $500
sac, BESsON 4 BROUWcR. Areats
No l5l IVES; -.
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Trial on A CHARGE or Posr OyrrcE Rosss.

TRIAL on CHARGE or POsT OPffCE hOBBE-
sY-ln the IT, g. District Court. at Boston, Tuesday
morning commenced the trsl OF VIM Y. Newton
and John Rogers both young men on charge OF rob
bng the POst Once at Stsnehsm, The nfst of Decem-
Der ssi. The indictment alleges the abstraction nj
ssndry letters containing money The prisoners were
without counsel
District Attorney Lunt, In opening for the Govern.
ment sad that the the no-t important tlt
hsd been brought before the Court during the term At
about the the orense alleged have been COM
rnittet, there quite 3 number OF Post Offices Tn
country towns robbed and the attention Of Mr. James
Hoibrook PostOee gent called the matter and
his nyesugsuo resulted In die arrest Of the sccus-
ed. AZ the time the Post Office In Stoneham was
robbed, the store In which Il was kept VS. sko
robbed Of about 800 worth Of goods Suspicious
f upon The accused who found BY NJ Hol-
brook IN the jail Il Alfred, Maine, detained On q
charge ofrosbing the Post Ofcs al Kennebusk. They
each had "a AZ the tune coat ~hch witnesses would
identity Eiclen from the store Il stonehzm He then
proceeded o. sumn.sn twelss wfnesses Tor Govern
merit, wEO vere sworn, and the testimony was com
menced. Ihece 10 q second indictment tor roobtnz
the Post Once st sherbarne.
The tria ives continued on Wednesday, and Sswtos,
one Of the pgfsopeys made hs plea the Jury IL
occupied sbout hslf an hour ws well delivered, and
shoged he pozsess.on his part Of abilities which,
well directed would have gwen him far difsfen. DO
sop Ia the unity from that which he now holds
Tie uyy found both Of tke aceased guilty They wero
then p1l upon riSI charge Of robblax the Post
(,ncs az -EeTborn-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse L.
s.tA H. s-r-oszu- efths Cc-ary . 40. ses ~
- -. :, -. p<--oa- hsr,f ca.lras 49, AoSAAt
sxDERSOS "a. a ts- T0-n q B-<s~ra 40 Os11y =
- -. - a.. r-4.r-i "a - ro-a-rs
- =, - 49, - .ah-cru>r. NILLlAN kiChAhus
- - =, CO. : u CT W1sn-S.rsa, sssrs ns
so a. x.rIIDA ASpEksos, A4z-zsrsrI
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feaal Notices.

CORPORATION SALE OF
Y PROPERTY fof UNPAID TANES-Fa6le hotc- = h-resJ
- 49, a. ol prop-rty 5r unpd al Psc- a. Pub
L Aucn Hal o. tn CIV a Nss fort o. IhI ~
DAY the t~raty day u Apr ID oot Il n1o sa4
l. ecrfuur1 dsy anti Ae wnce OF sal pcos-fr .
d au4 that t~ts-d y III pup-y 70 b 80 20
ut ,.tr. n Noruns Cour-r al NeS foSt Ia
: s~W-pspr prnt- sbt publuec ne CIV 81 Nr- tofA
Detaed p~ngbIci of1 o. tae Fufry % -
=, - 49, ~ crr ~ H. Coutroiers Oac- NJ Hal d
R-tcrd. - Cousrolsf' Ozice. New ort, ysa 20 lS9
VSisti.wNs ALARIAH G FLAGG. coairon-t.
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IN PURSUANCE of sn order OF the Surro-
~ a. Cosay q So - ao.os heree4 ava = a.
p>fsor. hvrscsr. sr1ns; JOIN Walsh he u ~ =
~ Iot i-c--sed, tn r-~~sf - ar -
u~fef ihe ssssr-t~-. a. - rst-nce faSt' tffAF -
- CIV fv~~ To-t sef - - 10Y 90 81 n
nsTt-Daf~d OH ~ r1etern.h l1T htrrt ~
nlar n lave ~ 50 : TINLAY. " D.. EEeczaor-
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Garpciinas, Oil CLOTHS, Me.

CARPETINGS and OIL CLOIHS:-Cheap
Y AR Cash-WM. MoGRORTY wishes TO call the siten'
non OF families about furnishing TO bus present ,ock o. Car
nsc,s and OIL Cloths which have been carefully selected
"a OF the richest Goods for the spring uade all Of
Lcb h. viii dispose of al prices not 20 be untersold
Having purchased the balance OF the IhompsnNe Ooi'
,,nS,s Stock he enabled Offer Carpets under the pres
emf market prces Particular attention paid 10 the iur'
N'e " No li2 Broadway,
Three doars from Lberty.st
An e,perenced Jpholsterer 70 mesure and III Carpets
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IN pIrPsI,ANCE at an order Of the Surro

ss,e esy q Nss Iok ns,ce assss - % = p
Ns~ a-cesses Frv-n ne an IA t>-,rfs t--eo
~. ..l-r r-s3=l-- so 49, broafsaF 2 - = q
~ Yo~t q. b-erc llh d-T ~ se-i-p~r 49,
No Yos, tr- 81 szy o. Nzruh. - > L S'JDhi'
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u Post-Offce hN been established at
H. CGrn<L near HGnSsn, Conn
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DRINTING INK-Of every description, al

DRINTlNG lNK-Of every description, AZ
il No IS Rose st.. New-YoIk. JOHN @. Ll9hTboof
is constantly manufactures and has always on hsnd eSIy
News Ink which he warrants equal 10 any ever manuse
ured nd AZ as low pTices be sold BY any nguM
manutscturer Orcrs FORWARDED by Steamboat and Ssai
Tuad 10 any Part Of the county, by addressing note to ms
At IS Rose-st, New-lork
p S-Ths paper is printed with my News lob also
great many Other papers IN tins City, PhisdeSis Bossen
Esmoie New0rlr~Ds and other cites AM towns In INA
United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

DOSEMARY and CASTOR OIL are decid.
edly the incest and best articles IN the world for
dressing the hair They restore aod beaut H. eradicate
dandruh promote sich and luKunAn growth aud render
II and phable. All the genuine, which IL scientific ly
and chemically prepared will have the gnature of RUS
SELL SPALDiNG upon II, who Il soie American Manu-.
facturer and Proprietor. Principal depot At No . Ire
uont.rou Boston. Sold IN New-lOrk BY RUsHrDS
CLARK Co, and G. II. RING, corner OF John-s; aud
Broadway Tril bottles IS oents; large bottles, 76c.
NTHISKERS and MOUSTACHES ! will
w force 10 uow IN six week. Il You viii use my GA
suen ard will do II without stain injury 10 the SKIN.
Now this assertion, but 70 prove 10 viii re-
fer 10 Mr. r. LtoIard JainscA Ii. who hAs kindly al
lowed to his name 81 per bottle Sent to any part
OF the country.
O. GRAHAM So Aun-s,, Fowler Building.
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PILLS the MOST GER.

TAIN REMEDY for the CURE o. DROPSY.
Mr. James Smith, Of OToidstrret Manchester suffered
for from dropzcal complaint; his body and legs
were swollen 20 a alarming extent, and hopes
whatever were entertained Of his recovery be was for
some tune IN the hospital, besides having taken every
variety Of medicine usually prescribed for the Of drop
sy vet all proved useless and his 0nounced
ncurabe folowsy's Pills then resorted 20, which
soon had the effect OF improving he health and reducing
~ swelng 90 ha he perfectly cured OF that dire
fpl complaint BY taking these wonderful Pills
Solo by all vendors omedcInes 10 tue United States IN
pots and boxes At I S7 cents. and 81 50 esch and
wholesale by the principal drug houses IN the United
stats and by Messrs Is D. Sands New York, and by
,be urourstof No Strand. Llpdon
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STEAMSHIP

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
L COMPANY connecting with the PACitiO sAlL
sT-v aMSHIP COMPANY carrying the xr-ef lsisea $50
~ OnSx throuxh weekly Cnssed stat-s Ma LtEs boz
cxIIYoRSIA .sa OREGON, VI. ASPINW INV .os s
SASaNI gavin. Nsv-York ca the Sh. lStn, ~h An&
81 - ~ nenS Greatly re%ooed prcss lie se4sn-
a. louhe engine United States mall STEAMSHIP e~oh'i~
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alillinerr, Nr.

DIBBONS, SILKS. and MILLINERY
III GOODS The undersigned prepared 70 exhibit
the LARGEST the cheapest and most desirable STOCK OF we
above goods IN the city. Suitable for hfs class
and NnhDsr. of every section OF the Union being ali nus
own importaons rot the Spring Trade which he VII onsr
ON the nosf favorable terms. NJ. III. LlCHTENSrhiN'
No. 30 Bowery, corner OF Hester-st
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CUM ARABlC-Prepared from the best
" gum indispensable with the merchant professional
man and mec hanc neatly put IN bottles and boxes oil
dozen each GEO. IL BELL StationeT, No loS NassAast
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miscellaneous.

DRUSHES of every description at the Brush
I'D Factory No SS7 Pearl-st- Fnnkho-sq1Sre. Asepena
the lowes factory proes Machine Brushes made 10 oasr
IN s'0P0''0' "'A' JOHN X HoPPEL No sS Pearst
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Jesse c
INp1-PsI-lNCP nf,n nrler oft he Surrogate

PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
II ~ ne CO..-y . "a ssfrcy r.t. = :.
-, -, a. at 6EOR6E s9Cof al u - -
49,. Src-..-s = pe--sf --fa v1os-rs - =, -
- vt-rer Il - o<rr 4 Bstass t. y = 49,
= th- CO a >e- Iark % o. srsfs - - ~ > ny
NssS, EIlIAgETH A nsCOT, k<zn-s1s-Sx
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YINHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
70 LIVERPOoL-Chie Csbis Passage, sl@; Second
CABIN Passage, tI0 - ~
Frou ROSTON 10 LIVERPO0L-Chef Cabin Passage,
SEQ; Second CABIN Passage. sao The shps from Boston
call Of Halifas. u,. =. 80,
ARABIA. Capt yudkinS AMhkCAI Oapt Lenh
PERSIA Capt Ryue, EIkOrA S4pI ShAAhon'
ASIA. Capt r. u. Lett SANADA, capt Stohe
AFRICA. Capt. hanson. NIAGARA, CAPT Lang
TSesr vesses carry clear white hight mast head
on stArbosYd how, rcd on pom bow
4, rths not secured until pad for
Anexp~nenced Surgeon on board
r. owners of these ships ~l not he accountable ioi
soi5 silver bullion specie, )ewey precious stones %
m tsls unles bulls OF adne are signed therefor sna ne
value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage appy SSo ~, .p..,,n.,-.-,
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DEADY REFERENCE FLEA superior
III article for Cling away bills memorandum, eheShs
notss Se GEORGE h BELL Stationer, No.lS MAJ
saud
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY-For BREMEN, via SOUTHAMPTON
The D. \ Mar steamer WASHINGTON l.. NJ Fitch,
ca,nnsnd,r will sail tor BREMEN, touching at SOUTH
AMPTON 10 land the mails and passengers for ENGLAND
and FRANCE, ON SATU RDAY. Aprii a from pier NJ"
PRICE PASSAGE.
From New. Yort 20 Southampton OF Bremen;
In First Cabin, Main Saloon. .............,....Slo
In First Cabin Lower Saloon. ................ 100
In Second CABIN uV
Ane1periepoed Surgeon 10 attached 10 zach steamer
All letteIs must pass though the POst-Ohce.
Speeie deivercdiu Havre and London.
For Passage or Freight, apply 70 ,,.n
MOLLER SAND RlERA,
Agents No 70 SOuihrt
The Steamship HERMANN viii succeed the WASH
INGTON and sail Nav n.
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DLANETT's BITTERS.- This article is OF
Il a to pabls cure Cor Dstity isais--tion5
Liver Compl nt Sickness Dyspepsia and Nervous AZ
fections generally They highly pleasing "a the taste
and wholly vegetable 10 their compoaton; For sale BY
MM. 7 HONS 4 Co. No. 2lt Pearl-st.
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A JTSTPALIA-Clipper Line.-The A /

ISIEAIIA--tUUVtT LfUt.-IHt Il I
"A p.eI.t ship ROCKLASb, 800 tuDs burden, ylnal,
nester now losd nfst Pier T. r. will succeed the Can
tor a. tenth ship a the Line and sal for MELBOURNE,
PORT PHILIP. on llh ApnL The unsurpassed scco.a-
rnodatoDs Of this noble ship sufficient Ind1cement or
persons 20 hers and the established reputation Of
thus figt reguu Line dispatch al others
see for intending emgrsnts by her preference
ony other vessel bound TO those porte For freight or pas
SAGE early application should b. made TO WIN T DUGAN,
No IS FToutst., or % ARKELL ELLIOT lB Peari-st.
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II s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
Il semi-weekly Z. S. Mail Line-The and sst
soinsl steamer JAS ADGER, T. Dickinson, commander,
will leave Pier No T. korth River, SATURDAY, Apul
y at O'Clock p M precisely
For Freight apply board, whore all bills Of !adng will
BE- signed and for passage at the Office u
SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, No AZ SOuth-st
Through Tickets for Florida follows To jacksonville,
ssl; 20 Pilaika. $50.
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The Illustrntcd Family Friend.

This most Unique, Original, Instructive Amusing
and Bcautlful, ~ well cheapest paper publlshcdt
Desiring TO DO judged Of by Its Merits, Sollcts,
Examination and Challenges Comparison. 4
No expense has been or viii DO spared 10 MAKE 8
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gcs are filed TO overlooking with the most brliane
0RidixAL TALES and NouvELLxIrEs, the choicest Pos
ErIc Errusioss and admirable ESSAYS on all sub.
jects that can interest Nh intelligent community,
contributed by
wRirERs or ACxNOwLgpagp STANDING AND ApiLITr.
Tho pencil Is also brought TO the assistance Of tho
pen and the paper IL beau,iHcd by ut least
FOUR ELEaANr ENaRAyiNus IN EACH NUMBER.
In addition TO the labors of its host Of Talented
Contributors, tho entire time and attention of ts
Editor,
SrEuAur ApAiR CONAN
Arc devoted exclusively to Its mana cement; and,
he will contribute, In tho course Of the year. mag.
nifcently illustrated
ORIGINAL SIA SroRiEs!
One of which will be commenced In tho Fiflh Num-
Der Of the New Volume, january LIST aud will run
through Tea Members its Tito
TiiE OriuM-SAuaaLER; A TALE oy THE CHiSxsx
WATERS
This Story will be embelshed by not less than
TEN SurERn ILLpsrRArioNsi
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN ECLECTIC.

:. II, rirrgS AND JANIS ". sMyritx. EDITORS.
THIS work, the first number of which wan d.
sued In March, 1883, Is composed mainly Of Selec.
tons from the Periodical Literature Of Great Brit
ain, Franco, Germany, and tho United Statcs--
chiefly, however, from that Of Great Britain. In all.
dition to American Journals, VIC have ordered and
arc constantly receiving by mall tho following Eu.
ropcan publications.
Tho Ednbutg Review.
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Westminster Rovicw,
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Retrospective Review.
Chambers Edinbargh journal,
Eliza Cookies journal,
Household Words
United Service Journal,
Coihurns New Monthly,
Dublin University Magazine,
ilackwocd's Eainbarph Magazine,
A'aswcs,h's Magazine
frssers Magazine,
Hoods Magazine,
Snaps Magazine,
Tsts Magazine.
Gsnticmaas Magazine
hlackxoods l.sst,'s Magazine.
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hsntlss Ns~ee.isey,
Res,sr dcs sssss Mea,es,
fsages tnttntstes,
AaRass II Natural History,
Wsssr xeissag,
tseaies Liberty Gsssitr,
The Ss.cxisios.
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fifaes FssaeA. a..
Tsese rare ard eessis paslsessioas ea,eaysas
As lsicss and sAsrrst ssNssetioss ~ The tsss ~ss
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thssf efsfaxssss ard ,ls<siSe srsssss rvrs>,.
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sSssars "a ettAsa he e-is l~ssesss q ,Ae sso.s
kssrssts ftasa tAe fssasA Ash .s~Fseaa w.a Ne
,ss0sissssl expressly ~ az seek
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tsss s<seessNss 81 rsassa II SEA sss1zs~ a
sNssse< rss~.ssrSs ssAss sss tsess~Ns l.sssess
We sA sslt al sAas sAase ~ Az eessne sss
~ sesss a al ~ ssys~.@ ~. s~es. ~ 80 he
sessszssSs ~ she sc'sss ofsss eesaeS
ffs f<Aesss = s.ssssesset ~ Aagesss. Co. sks
tvss ttsssft ~nssA eseA hssss~x rmtS5@.s.z $50
= ssses ~sase sssssss " asasse ssas-sss ysszsss
~ s.ess f~sss ans SEQ ssss- ssskzsz ssr Ss3sSe<s
ss& $50 sefes ~ sae fees
sxRss ssE ONE yEAn
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ssssessss = ne seft he Txs<ssx esx s>~sys -
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0s0hAass AaGaxanei &
EAssiiAAei IN is2s, - Aiss~EAa,tis sser~
snS esiesyssily pspsiav kASo~cIo-f nv
Istea; aorsi ssilA tA< AZ m. 4
wsfsys cd E7ersse
Engysr;.gs.
-. VOLUME FOR 1853.
1nk peAs snceeo oG the last volume Of "Gs
HANS AAoAxiHx,' ewing N tlse isroe ;ner,a.e
esevtfr1 resSis0 msfsev, esibsldens the put,isler
s.ssemPs nsss snergetlc escrk Tor the new veal
We ~ - - conduct ths Magazine NJ to mex
she ven0 nd Wishes Of very large BODY Of III,
psopt4, Who nov begin 20 toOh " periodical work
Tor The correct nd vAioin Attenuation. which VA
previously sought j0s = heavy volumes and out q
the way libraries.
We believe VIC can 70 eeaduet this Magazine thu
while u VIII meet the wisss q the lovers Of agreed
abe literature. sha ssiR inpars, In scientific ars
caee and ARTICLES Of general uli, Information that
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auce Of ills purpOsc We sAsA nhsee under the cvea
Of readers not alone articles 81 high merit witt
ten 70 order by our wcll-kuovn eorps OF contribu.
tors but s,all draw upon the arss literature of th
Old worid-as success and ineveased circulation
may enable us sti further to iscvsoss ne au,ber al
pegss Of Graha,a-so that We shall present the ver1
beet articlcs that are published abroad a wen y
those that arc written expressly for u st home,
We trus that tis effort 70 extend the usefulness ol
the Magazine, will bc met by that continuance 81
favor from our readers which las chccret IN ~ cd
ltor Of tho work for moro than thirteen ycars and
that the Magazine whose foundation vas laid IN lR90
may In 1888 be among tho ablcst N Il IA the Older
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WlLEY'S so U7,HERN LITERARY DEPOT
AND GENERAL AGENCY.
IA 81. Charles @rcst, Nrs Oricans.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for Ltteli's Living
~ Age, American Wing Review, Knickcrbocker,
Democratic Review, Spirit Of the Times, and every
other paper and magazine published in the United
States or Europe. Orders for Books Paper, Sta.
tioncry, Type, Sheet Music, Garden Seeds, and ali
other Goods attended to promptly. Advertisements
Inserted In all the principal papers In tho United
States, and Accounts collected.
junei-ly E. w. WILEY,
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

Believing the time has arrived IN the town
OF Gonzalez surrounded a. Il II by tho wealthy
farmers IN Gonzales county, for The establish
mont Of weekly journal Il the ccunty.site q
Through, o. near which, tho San Antonio and
duf Railroad will pass, and In section Of
fertility Of soil and salubrity Of climate in TIC
State Of Texas-it Is proposed TO establish At
tho above named place, newspaper, to DO
known by the nane Of the GoNxALss IxQur.
RER, devoted to Agriculture, Literature. tho
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
Nows of the day.
The Inquirer viii be independent In politics.
but firm and decided In tho advocacy Of tho
great principles Of our republican government,
80 ably clucidated in the administrations Of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy Of sustaining our Southern institutions
which the people Of Texas, in conjunction with
hcr sister States of tho South, have ever held
sacred, NJ guaranteed 10 them by the constitu-
ton OF the United States And while we claim
to have had some experience q editor and
publisher of public journal, we shall, at the
Same time, bring to It's aid the poetic and lite
rary talent Of able writer's, with whose aE,!!ity
rs correspondents wc arc well advised; and 1t
tho salne time trust that the Inquirer will be
40 judiciously conducted a 70 encourage and
bring to its support contributors from tho En-.
pirc State OF the South on education, agricul.
ture and internal improvements.
While, then, we unNirl our banner In ono Of
the most thriving and delightful villages In the
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time to mako the Inquirer what tho develop
mcnts OF the country demand, and its appear
ancc equal to any Journal in the South, We shall
expect proportionAte encouragement from tho
people Of Toxas, than whom no citizens In the
Union manifest liyeler interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance Of morality, the
cause Of education and tho pcrpctuity Of repub-
lican institutions.
TERMS.
The Inquirer will BIO published weekly, on
an ir:,pcrial sheet Of fine paper, neatly execu.
tod, for % 90, ir paid in advance; Is 90, u
not paid within six months; or "a 90, at the
expiration Of the year
All communications for tho Inquirer must DO
addressed to the Editor, FREQ Of postage
S. w. SMITH,
d. s. H. DARST.
Gonzales. Texas. January 1883
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-15
l.. III. WOODS.
For Sale.

For Sale.
NOuR LOTS eligibly situated in tho inner town
- OF Gonzales, Oh which are tho following I'm.
provemcnts: A good frame dwelling house with
six rooms, neatly finished from top TO bottom and
painted, with Nenitian blinds to the windows; q
good Kitchen, Store Room, Smoke House, Stable,
Carriage House, Corn Crib aud other out bus,dings
a good brick cistern, and a good supply Of choice
Fruit Trees and Shrubbcry.
Also, Store House on the corner of the Public
Square, one of tho best locations for business In
town.
Said property will be sold low and terms Of pay
ment made easy, II application IL made soon.
Inquire of THOS. j. PILGRIM.
Gonzales, July 90, ls53--s-At
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-15
Indianola Directory.
LEWIS d HUGHES.

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LEWIS IL HUGHES,
D.1GGlses Apelhecnries ChclnlssS
IMPORTERS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
LNDLANOLA, 1kIAG
"AvE on hand and are constsntiy receiving
- nom forsisu Ports and principal Atlantic
cities all articles In their line VIZ Drugs, Medicines,
Dye StuHs, OILS, Paints, Pcsfuinery Glassware, and
complete assortment Of fascy articles &C., &C..
which Is not exceeded In extent o. quality By any
House la the South West.
Our arrangements and facilities are such that We
can offer Inducements 70 Dealers which mus In.
iuence all Who not only like TO have fair equve.
lent for their money but Al the same time 70 have
medicines that arc what they pxrpot 70 DO and
such ~ will boar the strictest examination and
analysis.
We keep genuine article Of Quinine, which
cannot be obtained except from the manufactures
or importers.
July 2, ls53.-y