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WINTER IS COAfING.-I am now pre-
w pared to fill orders for few thousand bushels
of superior soft COKE, from the celebrated Edge
Hill Mines. The quantity will not be adequate to
the demand. Immediate orders will prevent disap-
pointment TO consumers.
SAMUEL P. HAYES,
North Basin bank, between 9Th and 10th sts
au 2-2awSwif
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY

n MLNNIS q WATSON beg leave to inform
their friends and the public that they have removed
the Gallery from the Mansion House to lag ;few
doors below the American Hotel, the opposite Je
where they have fitted up splendid Daguerrean
Gallery, for the accommodation of those who may
visit their rooms.
as they have had rooms for the last years in this
city, and have always given entire satisfaction But
they are happy TO announce to the public that they
have superior facilities for taking fine Pictures to
what they have ever had, and pledge themselves to
give Pictures unsurpassed in the United States in
softness of tone style of coorng. Call and the
beautiful specimens of the art, whether you wish
Pictures not.
apo MINNIS & WATSON.
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NIANTED-AF French LADY, from Paris

w who has been Teaching for several years in
America who will give all satisfaction about capacity
and character would like to find situation in private
family, in boarding school, Please apply to Mile.
V.COULON, ct Mr.. Duquesne's, Main street.
~,
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NTEADOW FARM ACADEMY.- The

y1 subscriber continues teach at this institution,
Mosoa a. a,. ., MI ~ ~ o. IN
Richmond He graduated at the Virginia Military In-
sttute July, l8i8-snce graduating has school
two years, AID acted Assistant Engineer on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad for about two years
Intending to remain at the business for years
notpermanently, he will naturally use every exerton
to give satisfaction.
his system is that of the Military Institute as far a.
it can be applied to schools. The Course of
Instruction is Spelling, Reading, Writing English
Grammar Geography History, Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry and Tngonometry, Surveying, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Construction and Translation of Latin
Greek and French
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS S25 for Ele-
mentary Branches; $50 for higher branches. Board
can be obtained at Mr., Sydnors for male scholars
$50 for ten months. Session from LIST of September
to 18th fully, with vacation of two weeks, at
christmas. =
The location is very convenient for residents of
Richmond who prefer boarding their children in the
country and it is believed the expense is rnore.-
The society superior; churches of different denon
nations con yenient S. 7. PENDLETON.
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Z THIS ;:i DAT

BIZ DAvENPOKT. ALIEN e CO.
GROCERIES. Sc. XT AYYfsTInu
~ On THURSDAY. iii xu~nss - M ~; q
" o zee e enr Auction sors = ssscs5sns -
800 hays RIO COFFEE
80 do lava do
80 DO Manila al
100 hhds. MOLASSEs anAp <.a~sr.r x.o =
CON and HERRTNf}s - -ssDA<1ss %
Rsctifsd WH 59sY y. Z. RUM.
Green and Black TEAS, C1GArs i. &
ALSO-i0 hhds prime Porto Su(5ARE
TERMs-Under e160, cash eioo tnd 49, x.
months credit for approved paper. -
DAtENPoRT, ALLEN Z Co.
an Xucf;6n~e5s.
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOF

A DMINISTRATO R'S SALE OF
IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, NEGROES.
mencing at O'clock, A. Mat my office quantity
of household FURNITURE and two NEGROES
Terms cash. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR
aus Admir- ofMrs. Mary Crump decd.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-Wil1 be sold TO the
~ highest bidder for cash, on FRIDAY, the 18th
house of Richard Caurhorn a lot of Household FUR
NITURE, and also fine lot of BONNETS aud RI B.
BONS, to satisfy sundry executions in my hands
against Brannon Collins.
P. p WINSTON, D. s.,
au For Thos. w. Boswell s. c. r.
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CoUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The exercises of the
Southern Female Institute, late of Fredericksburg,
Va, viii be resumed in the city of Richmond.
The ourresof study win be collegiate. There viii
be three classes Junior, intermediate and Senior.
The mode .of Instruction will be by Lectures and
DAILY examinations upon them and upon assigned
portions of Text Books. - i
The apparatus belonging to this Institution is as
complete rs any in the State and the chernloa and
philosophical course will be fully llustrutedby expe
riments. y a4
The young ladies will be under the superwigin
Mrs Gen PegraIn.
The session will commence on the tliiSfon :;
October, and end on the 18th July
81 TERMS.
Tuition Tees. go w
Modern Languages eac ex6ai.. 20 90
One-hal payable the lse day OF October the
rest on the LIST of March. ff
Graduates of this Institution are privileged TO at
tend the lectn ~ free eicharge.
orfurth q Information. address Mrs. Gen. Pegram,
Richmon VA; Prof d. Lee Powell, Leesburg, Lou
don Prof Robt. J. Morrison, Fredericksburg, Va.
D. LEE POWELL,
ROBT. j. MORRISON.
ESQ.,. Richmond Lieut. Mathew F. Marry, of Ma
tional observatory, Washington; DR.. Beverley R.
Wexford Fredericksburg, Va; Dr. George Fleming,
Hanover, Va; DR.. William Gwathmey, King VIII
liam, Va. DR.. William Dew. King 4 Queen Va;
John Whitney, Montgomery Ala; Thos. Il. Barton,
Esd, FredericksbuIg, Va; John M. Herndon, Esq,
VIM. CIV inston, Esq. Hanover CO., Va.
Mrs. Gen. Pegram will receive boapders young
ladies' wishing to enter their Institution. Miss Vassas
French lady, of superior attainments will board in
the house, aud thus afford great advantages those
studying the French language. One of the Profess
sors will also board with Mrs. Pegram.
TERMs-Board $500, washing extra
an 2-3tau-t(1lst
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a1oA slDES-20 hhds. prime Wes-
:. !, nh SIDES, reee wing and for sale by
--- -----s TINSLEY L. BRYANT
MI oLAssEs--75 hhds. Cuba and Mus
cosado MoLASsEs IN store and far all h.
- 80 TIASLEY & BRYANT
AILs.-- 200 kegs NAILS. 500 kegs
sPikEs. 70 81 and inch or, hand ma e. 80
y lea III TIksLEY q BRYA III aiA'
N GstsuIIO NETS Mosquito Nets
~ long and slp.t black siik Net MfisYs "a, sl'
lhu II q @. HARTWELI & co 81
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REcomMENDArIoN.
i do, with great confidence, recommend Mr.. s. T.
RENDLETON public teacher. Besides being q
distinguished graduate this Institution. MI P pos
other and high qualities which will ensure sat
sfaction to those who may patronize him.
FRANCE H. SMITH, Sup,t
Va. Military Institute, Feb. Is. 1853. au Il-w4w
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON MAR

- SHALL AND MONROE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on SATURDAY
the 18th day of August 1885, upon the premises COM
lnencing at > O'clock that newly erected Framed
Dwelling at the of Marshall and Monroe sts,
now occupied by Mr.. Stephen N. Davis. The lot
fronts feet back about $50 feet alley The
House has rooms, excellent brick Kitchen and the
whole premises present neat and beautiful appear
ance. The house is remarkably well built.
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at and IL months
for gotiabe notes interest added and title retained
till last note is paid
jyT GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
Immediately after the above sale. win be sold that
neat little cottage, containing six rooms with well
Of excellent water in the yard on the North side Of
Marshall between Brook Avenue and Madison streets
now occupied by Mr.. Jas. r. Lacey fronting Is feet
running back ITO feet to Brook Avenue
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 6 and IL mos
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed title withheld until last note is paid
aus GODDIN L. APPERSON Aucts
GTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE AT AUG
~ TION.-The ENGINE ofsthe dredge Boat ..Her
eules," belonging to the James River and Kanawha
Company, viii be sold at auction on TUESDAY Az
TERNOON, the 10th August, 1855 immediately after
the sale of Poiteaux Robnsos real estate on Water
street. say about6 o. clock. -IeF
au S-tds GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
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EYT C1IiTH0TN
CUPERIoR FURNITURE At AL,

CUpERIOR FURNITURE At AUG
- TIoN On THURSDAY, 11fh instant, commep-
cling at II o'clock al the Wareroom Of John Davis On
Governor street. viii sell at sucti0n f0x cash. lot
little used 1t consists of MAhoxany WArdf0be Bu-
reau, Pier Table, Centre Table, Sofa. Sofa
Bed, Carpet, 8 Mahogany Chairss Cane seas
ster and Pillows, &c. Al the same time viii BE- sod
two new city made Wardrobes Of superior Morkmsn-
ship. Jan l0-dtds[ RCAUTHORN
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NOTICE. have this day sold out N

NOTICE. have this day sold out my
IN entire interest in the BOOK and NEWSPAPER
AGENCY, heretofore conducted by me. under the
American Hotel TO Mr.. J. w. EVANS, of this place
gentleman every way verify of the public patron
age, and do beg for him the patronage Literally be
slowed heretofore ON myself. All moneys due for
subscriptions must be paid TO him. Subscribers hay.
ing receipts in the of II. Gresham and myself
viii be furnished by him. b. y. EDDINS-
Richmond, July Soth, 1853
Having this day bought ont the entire BOOk and
NEWSPAPER AGENCY, heretofore condncted ~
MIR. b. j. Eddins, under the American hotel re-
spectfully solicit share of the public patronage
Al due for subscriptions must be pad 70 me
be furnished by me ]. w. EVANS. 5
Richmond, July soth, 1858. au 10.
NEW MEDICAL WORKS-Just re-
IN ceiyed-
A Treatise on Operative opthslmie Surgery by "a. =.
Haynes Walton, Fellow of the Royal College o. sIs
geons in England, Surgeon 70 The CentrI Lo g n
opthalmic Hospital, &c, edited By ,. Lii'en =. -
PRACTICAL Treatise on The Dsesses Of Chlldren; q
J Forsyth Meies, III D.; second edition. fssns' -
au1 =. s.D 49,. =
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WALToN ON THE EYE-AT,e.

WALTON ON THE EYE.-A Trea-
w tise on Operative Ophthalmic Surgery by n.
Haynes w alton, Fellow of the Royal College Of Sur
geons, &c &c, first American from the Grsr London
edition illustrated by 1853 engraEings-$3 )
The Pro-Slavery Argument, as maintained by the
most distinguished writer's of the Southern States con
Harper, Governor Hammond, DR. Sinnns aud Profes
sor Dew; vol. I2mo-$1 Is 49,.
summer Stories Of the South, by I. Addison Rich
ards-75c. ssssf - 4 Is s.s-'- =
The Wigwam and the Cabin, or Tales of the South
by the author of the s'Yemassee,s &c kc-cloth
81 25; paper 81
Poems, by Meditatus-50c. s.
The British Cabinet in 1885, containing sketches of
its membere convenient volume for travellers
Rankings Half Yearly Abstract of the Medical
Sciences, July No. 1851.
:, ~ Persons about to travel can find every thing
that y new and desirable in the way Of BOOKS the
an1o JAMES wooDHoUsE Earle souare.
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Sign of the Red Flag, Gag


~ THING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. The '.Flesi
Tint applied TO the Daguerreoypes taken by JNO
MURRAY, cannot be produced by any other artist
Il gives the picture fe-ke appearance that is un
rivalled. Cali and get Picture.
au 6 Sign of the Red Flag EARLE Snpare
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HlTH AUGUST, lS5a3.-PUBLIC NO
III TICE-For the next two weeks. previous to
the receipt Of Fall and Winter stock Of oods we
shall continue to sell the remaining portion Of our
Summer Goods at cost. Amongst the assortment will
be found many desirable styles Of DRESS GOODS,
Embroideres Irish Linens Linen and Cotton briHs
Linen and Cotton Pants Stuff, black wAife eH4 coor-
&C. Our friends and CUSTOMERS are invited e cay ear
IL and secure bargains at HART = HOSES,
au 10 ~ Malnstxest.
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4 OST, on Tuesday, the 9th inst, a Bun
- DIE OF PAPERS, tied with tape string
Said Papers being Of to any person but myself
the finder win receive the thanks of the owner and
be rewarded, if required by leaving them at this of
flee, or at the Constable's office. an l0--2t*
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&UPERIOR COTTON YARNS-3O00
~ pounds Slaughter's, assorted Nos for sale by
au 10 j. j. FRY
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WILL you READ THE TRUTH7

NO. 10 Main street. Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for g. ap1
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I AIDES TAN COLORED CATER
IL BOOTS, at l.50 per pair.-Just received an as
sortment of Ladies' tan colored CATER BOOTS.
with and without tips, which am selling at 81 so
pair. Call soon at ALEX HILLS
Ladies' and Gentlemens Fashionable Boot and
Shoe Store, No. III, Main street. euio
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c,S,iI cussiNErR,s OFFICE, two doors
e-.,,, M az is, street--I have this day returned
T. s S .ss s5a s nds;
err fi.s Tne , ,ew 81 being better able meet
tho wants Of nv friends and pAEsons; Al who VIII
give me call shall BE- piesssd ana wnl attend 20
Designs piAw'nks g ". a. POWELL 1 Co,
a<ts Archisecfs and Civil Eaxineers.
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dit OIL, BACON SIDES, HER.
Il RINGS, LAMP WICK, and PACKING YARN
always ON hand, and for sale by
r. ELAN, SMITH & co, Gary street,
au 10 Adjoining Columbian Hotel.
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DORTLAND SXRuP. 10 5S,7- 7c-f
il, e asas : sfl;; o ;j;s| 4 d 81 4 !,
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
~ SALE.-I will sell the HOUSE AND LOT
which are my residence at the intersection of Grace
and 7th streets. particular description of this pro-
perty unnecessary persons disposed purchase
will, of course inspect it. The terms of sale can be
made known on application to myself or tony son, P.
\. Daniel, Jr. r. W DANIEL.
jy 6-2awts
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IN The undersigned is prepared to take DA-
GUERRE0TYPES in the most improved and artistic
mode az his new Gallery the Bookstore OF Jas
Woodhorse, EagleSquare, Richmond.-He SCALED
into requstisn every necessary attraction in the de-
coration of his rooms and will be pleased receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
JOHN MURRAY
ana Sipn of the Rcd FLAG Fagla Sonare
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SCOTCH ALE AND LONDON POR-.
~ TER, OF best brands, for sale by
au 10 ELAN SMITH & co. =
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E,OR HlRE-A Carpenter, who has had
n some seven or eigh. years experience et the
trade. Apply TO WM. GOULDIN,
lU-St RIM stt
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"ANTED.-AN MUSICAL TEACHER.
w A competent instructor in VOCAL and INSTRU-
MENTAL MUSIC. A lady or gentleman who is de-
sirous of obtaining situation as MUSIC TEACHER,
will hear of vacancy in Female Seminary, in Ala
bama by addressing |. y. T.. box No. ga, Richmond,
Va, and B. Z. c. care Harper l. Brother, New York.
An early application is desirable.
au 5-d7t& w1t*
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"ANTED.-We desire to purchase a
w FARM, of about four hundred acres of good
land, and having all the improvements necessary for
the comfort aud convenience of genteel family. 1t
lay to the North Northeast of Richmond, and
the distance of from six miles. For suta-
Bile place, fair price will be paid.
au irOLERG COOK.
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MOCHA, JAVA, AND COSTA RICO
W. COFFEE, on hand, aud for sale by
eu 10 ELAN, SMITH L. CO.
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS.-Just re-
Il ceiyed lot of India Rubber Long and Dressing
C0MBS which we offer to the trade at manufacturers
prices. GINTER & ALVEY. 2
au 10 I6 Pearl
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WANTED-Five good machinists, one
w carpenter, and one pattern maker, for which
liberal wages and constant employment viii be given
None need apply but those well recommended for
their sobriety industry and experience in their bust
ness TH0S. SHARP, Sup't,
2 = f5A Va. and Tenn. Railroad
I.vnchIrrg A. oust 1873
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CHINGLES.-I90,0 600 six inch Cypress
- SHINGLES, landing from sehoonen Friendship
an e--slt4 QUINN = STAhhE.
MAYO e BOTTS, ATTORNEYS AT
Iy1 LAW viii uractice ID the gourfs Of Rich
morid. aud the cpunfies Of HeHrico and Hanover.
Eer Office on 18th a. Governor atreet, next door y
n III fahh 4 Son 81 BEVERLY E0TVH. d
~ e-lm ABEL Y. MAYO
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The State Of Texas,
The State Of 7aras-7o ne Sherg Of Gon-oies
County, Gre,Gtntg

y
The State of Tsrds.1o he ShcyiF OF Gou-1l,s
County, Gre,et1iy
NUTUERr.S sab q u,rn,,, h,. n,,,l
" ncti,ion with 49,. ;9.rt ns ,hn ~, Gan..
or anil onnn,. - - 'S"'V ,cu''
born UuOman' aIlccinS ,Lo, ,hcy worn to,r,II. .. .a
ricd In the state of ArLans,s s9,,o,;,, =, ~ ~ " ,"a.
1917. and continued ,n live ,ogs,Lnr NH H., D.. 49,,
day of October IstI whcn l.. H., III Sa.h-n'
Huffman. dcscr,cd ,ba n.,;,;,nnr ,Si,ho,'. a~a D,
eau.e and has con,iw,oJ g. Ey"snn,~,'a Wv" w, yu'
petitioner ever since and G,,,Ipr ,ha, II, To-, ,hn
time Sic lived with N, ..;J in,Tnn,, Ia ~. G" "na ny ~
treated him with Tho c.ye,,o., 1890, amd L;n1nas.s
and acted tho mart Of : LII ond d",iG'Ln 10, ~
tina; The said Thurman ,nrn;nJS,, ~ ~, - ~"
h,,sh,,J .nI iis.anaaIi; 81" I - ~ "ms uu'.v' as 4"
endcayorod To stntyc not;,;nrar, l., ahsan,;"" hIms1i
from home ON dive nncas;ons 80 80 .oni Jn y .i.sa
and rrsne;ng and roo,na,;n. =, s.; - 80 =, III. IN
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TO THE VOTERS
Of Texas, composed Of the Counties Of
Gonzales, ,~Guadaloupe, Caldwell, Hays

Ofthe 9th Senatorial District ofthe State
OF Texas, composed Of the Counties of
GONZALES, Guadaloupe, Caldwell, Hays
1 adopt this method, fellow-citizcps, to in
form you that l nm n candidate to represent
you IN the Senate, ut the ensuing session OF
the Legislature. To this brief declaration !
have but little to add at the present time
The Stump is the usual forum for extended
discussion, and to that | invite opposing cnndi-
dates. 1 am no wavcring. or janus-Gaced pol
%itician; and wish il to be distinctly under.
stood that l occupy no such ground. If | am
not fairly and correctly understood it shall be
no fault of mine. I am, then, fcllow-citizcns,
q Democrat. l have ever acted and sympa-
thizcd most cordially with the great progress
siyc Democracy Of our glorious Urion. My
opinions have been long since formed and arc
not likely to undergo any change.
In regard to our w great State, to whom
l owe for all That 1 am, or ever hope for. and
to whose interest and happiness, l am com
pletcly identified, should | be honored with n
seat in her %counsels, my course must he OBJ
vious. / shall not fail to support, with UNI
yielding integrity, the application of those
principles above indicated to all great and i'm
portant measures of State legislation. Among
these may be mentioned, as of the highest i'm.
portancc, n system of common school cduca-
ton. This is a subject always near to my
heart, and shall receive my best support. The
subject of internal improvements is one of
great magnitude and calls for the highest wis
dom of the State.
Our debt is to be paid-our unappropriatcd
territory disposed of--thc Indians must be re-
strained and removed beyond our jurisdiction
our mineral wealth, now being developed,
should afford a rich harvest to our own gov
ernment and citizens, and they should be pro-
tccted from the tomahawk and scalping knife
of the savage.
These, and other matters, will come before
the Legislature for its action; but it is not in.
tended TO dilate in this address upon any sub
ject. Before the election / expect to meet the
most of you face to face, when my views shall
be given ut length.
/ am, fellow-citizcns,
Your ob't scrv't,
w. HESS JONES.
Gonzales, May %, 1853.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS. June

NEW ORLEANS, June 10, 1853.
CoyroN. . The demand has been active and the
sales on Saturday and Monday embraced 1000
bales. ca Tuesday the advices per tho Canada,
the steamer of the 2sth ultimo, came to hand, and
were favorable, although not bringing any further
advance. Tho demand continued active, and the
sales of the past three days reached IL 800 bales.
To-day the demand was again fair, and the salcs
embraced 5000 bales, making a total for tho week
of 2s, 800 bales, This is a large business consider
Ing the reduced stock on sale. The demand has
been chiefly for Low Middling lists for shipment to
England, the lower and better qualities being neg.
lected.
The receipts hero, from lat of%scptombcr to date,
arc $685. bales, against l 1882, 70s to same date
last year; and at MI the United States ports there il
an Increase of 2S6, 2l7 bales, as compared with last
year. The stock on hand tonight Is s o,s5o
bales, against 95,057 balcs ut the samctimc last
year. The market closes firmly at our quotations.
LIvsRrooL CEAssirIoATioN.
Inferior. ......8aa u. Middiing Fair IL a1li
Ordinary. .....s a So Fair. ......... nom.
Middling. .....9t aaf Good Fair. nom.
Good Middling. 0a alot Good and Fine. nom.
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For the Inquirer.
Lines.
ny Rusrfcrs.

ny RUsricrs.
o, heavenly muse! inspire my song,
And teach mo this story to prolong;
o! let me touch thy sacred Tyre
And burn with the poet's fire;
o! teach me to ambition hate, a
And be content in IN humble state.
While others seek the heights Of fame,
U, let me bear IN humble name
Happy and content with my little farm,
Live a yirtuous life and do no harm.
Let warriors 90 and seek bold revenge,
by taking tho lives Of their fcllow-mcn-
Let statesmen rip and curse and rant
Let dcmagogucs after glory pant
Sink the nation in inglorious fame,
And win for themselves NJ immortal name
BE mino to act that better part,
Live a Christian with an honest heart.
GONZALES, June 90, 1863.
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Justices Coari-Irecinct No. l-Jmy Tam, Il.
ID. 1853.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To any Legal Ogcer Of Guadalupe County
"HEREAS, William b. McGehec, the Plain.
tilt in the above styled cause, has this day
filed in my office his account for lumber az ainst the
said James q. Williams, defendant showing indcbt-
edncss in the SUN of thirty five dollars and seventy
SIX cents, $40 40, and oath having also been made
that the said defendant, James o. Williams is absent
from the State of Texas, 50 tho ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon him;
You are therefore hereby commanded, that you
cite said James o. Williams, by publication of this
writ in the Gonzales Inquirer, q newspaper publish
cd in the Town OF Gonzales, Gonzales county, for
three successive weeks, to be and appear be-.
fore me at my Office in the Town of Scgiin, on the
last Saturday in the month of July A.. d. 1859, it
being the 30th day of said month, then and there
to answer the complaint Of the said William b..
McGehec.
Herein fail not under the penalty of the law,
but due return make thereof.
~ Given under my hand this lIth day of
l., $. june a. ID. 1858,
(-~ JOHN +. GORDON,
j. r. G. &.
order publication of this writ in tho Gonzales
Inquirer for three successive weeks previous to the
return day hereby.
.ee j.. w. CUMMINGS,
Constable Proc. No. 1, Gun. Co.
June 10, 1S53-3-8w
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