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Splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, & B0NNETs,

I'm Ih street, t1Co doors south Of 4 street.
L. Nj. MAGRUDER would respectfully in
u form the citizens of Washington that he is
now opening large and splendid assortment of Spring
Goods purchased in the northern market for cash.
thereby saving per cent, and my expenses
very small and being determined TO adhere t. the
cash system, feel confident sell my goods ten
per cent. less than many stores in Washington and
still make as much money. All have to say to my
friends and the public is 10 give the first call and
am sure you will not regret it. The following goods
1 will sell at the prices named:
1900 yards fine chintZ Calico, yard wide 1917 cents
worth 1sM.-2000 yards fine Lawn, yard wide. l2l2
cts, worth 25,-1770 yards very fine Shifting Gotten
10 cts, worth 121,-200O yards Berege de LANES 10
to Is cts, bought very low and be sold at some
price.-a large and complete assortment Of bleached
and unbleached Cotton for Sheetngs and first rate
Irish Linen for so cts worth IS cents-a large lot Of
Apacas and Mourning Goods of various kinds
good lot of Summer Cloths Cassimeres and Nestinrs
for gentemens wear at greatly reduced pr 'es-E'ad
goods for chidrens wear of various kinds IL is use
less to name any more articles, have every thing
on hand that is usually kept in dry goods store.
-sh, BOOTS AND SHOES.-I would
kMI call the particular attention Of the Ladies
TO my assortment of Shoes, being sure IL they
egive me call before purchasing, they can
save at least 10 per cent. keep constantly on hand
all kinds Of Shoes, the most Of which have MADE 70
order and warrant. / will few OF the leading
articles: Ladies' whole Caters, black and colored.
$l.l2 worth S175-LadicS' half CATERS oiack aud
colored, 81 90 worth Sl50-Ladies' Morocco shpptrs,
McCurdy's make IS cts worth SIOo-Ladies Moro
CO Jefersons, McCurdys make. 30 Gus worth STU.
With a complete assortment OF Gentlemens and Chh-
dren's wear of every kind.
NB-Take particular notice and do not forget
the Store on 9TH and streets, two doors from the
corner under Dorsey's Hotel
ap 25-M&T At
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Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated Goods, &c.

n handled and other Table KNIVES and FORKS
n sets of % and 81 pieces and by the Dozen Congress
and other PENKNIyES, SCISSORS and SHEARS
RAZORS, Silver plated Tea, Dessert, and Table
SPOONS, FORKS, LADIES, &c, &C., from the most
celebrated English and American manufactures, To-
pether with large stock of all kinds Of HARDWARE
All of which is offered for sale by
JNO. W. BADEN,
ap PAW 6v Pa avenue, near 9th street
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~ TO Strangers and CfttZens.-
1hompsom's Daguerreotypes are unsurpassed by any,
Tor holiness of execution and beauty of artistic finish
His assiduous efforts to establish first class Gallery
in this city, and his continued endeavors to please
visitors and patrons, have not been unrewarded An
examination of his pictures recently made particu-
lary solicited. He is prepared to take pictures Of
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery, North side of Penna avenue, between AZ
and 9th streets, Lane fuckers building.
feb 25-
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SS Joe ShflltngtOn receives all the
new books and newspapers fast as published. He
Is agent for Harpers and all the other Magazines and
our readers will always find large and good assert
ment OF blank books and stationery at his book store
odeon Building, corner of AZ street and Penn ar.
feb =
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M ANTED-A few active MEN to canvass for
w. the Democratic Monthly Rerie,c" Apply at
the Screen House, to VIM. r. LIMITS
ap 29-tf
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8S "OS0 thu WISH bHS UcTFeOtypes
taken in the highest perfection of the art, will of
course call on WHIrEHURsT, he being the recipient of
the highest premium awarded to Daguerretypists at
the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
tute.
His gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue, near four
and-a-h alf street. mar d.
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Go to Rootsl No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth he traces
Multitudes of lovely faces!
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue near Seventh
street. n,.ro,
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DIED.

DIED.
In til city, on the 9th inst, Miss ANN E. sIpE,
In the 4lst year of her age.
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Washington and Alexandr;. Roo,

Warrington and Alexandria Boat.
E..4lk-A The steamboat UNION has resumed
SS6her place upon the route The hours
OF departure will be follows:
Leave Alexandria at 8. TO- "a. ssI. and 81 oclk
Leave Washington at 9, II, ~ 3, az, and O'Clock.
up 20 8. ROLLINS, Captain.
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II A Y B A L!

'HE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB respectfully
l. beg leave to announce to their friends and tbs
P PUBIC IN general that they will give BALL on
HALL. '' o. AonAND
Inc Committee pledge themselves that no pains or
expense shall be spared to make this one off tho
bEsi BALLS OF THE SEASON. Their past I'm.
tertainments shall be guarantee for this.
Tickets ST. to be had of the Committee. and at the
door. O-'ee' anu "' lne
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
o. 1ermhnon, j. G. Dudley,
Iones, c. X. Bishop,
W. d; LARK, II. Dudley,
IL. malker, j. L. johnson,
A. NJ. Caldwell, ]. Holt.
ap 2913t
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CARD.
TO Ladies and Young Misses of Washington.

VOUR attention is respectfully solicited to the new
Il FANNY SHOE STORE, on eth street, three
doors from E, in one of Fowler's new stores tn
subscriber has just returned from the North. and
Will open tomorrow Saturday. morning, a general
assortment of Ladies', Misses, and Chidren's BOOTS
this market-together with a general assortment Of
BOUTS and SHOES usually kept in a Meteorological
Shoe Store. Please call and examine for yonrselyes
apo next to Lsmmona,S psra su s.
Union, Intslligencer, Republic. and News 81
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GENERAL NEWS.

SwIrzgmASD-MoEg Observation-Disclosures
have been more riots in Switzerland, the occa-
sion Of III election having been taken for the
disturbances. The Civic Guards made an at
lack upon the people, and many were wound
RussiA-CoNfIscATioNs.-The Russian Gov
eminent has contiscated the property of Polish
abscntccs.
Tn Holy PLAcEs.-Thc difficulty with the
Turkish Government respecting the Holy
Shrincs has been settled by the concession Ia
Russia Of its demands. The ornaments have
accordingly been stopped, and the fleets of the
respective Governments recalled.
PERSIA y LlERAT.-Thc Persian Govern.
mcnt is preparing an expedition against Hcrat,
and the British Ambassador has threatened to
leave the capital.
HuNGARY.-Thc Hungarian Countess Tel
ehy(O has been sentenced to an Imprisonment
of ten years
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Guardian Notice.

rLAlBORNE WEST, Guardian of the person
~ and estate of Jane Kimhl", minor heir of
George Kimble deceased has fled in tho office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court of Gonzales County,
his final account for settlement.
Said account will be acted upon at the next term
of said court to be holden ut the courthouse In the
town Of Gonzales on the last Monday In June 1853,
all persons interested In said estate will appear and
contest said account If they sec proper. By order
of the court. +. CHENAULT,
June 4, ls52-3w elk. c. C.. G.. g.
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l.. III. WOODS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FINE
WITCHES, JEWELRYf FANCY GOODS,
OST respectfully announces to the citizens of
WI lndianoa, and his friends generally, that lac
has taken the store under the Masonic Hall, where
every thing In h- line will be found, as cheap ~ in
any southern market. Not a single article will he
sold without u full guarantee eh:eli sill enable the
purchaser 10 buy with confidence.
His assortment Is complete, and he hepcs TO be
encouraged sufficient 10 justify him in ';erping a full
supply TO all seasons.
A WORD TO TIE TRADE.
He has and will keep n general assortment of
Watchmakcr's tools and materials, all of the best
quality. Time pieces Of all kinds repaired aud war
rnntcd for twelve months, or no charge made.
ENGRAVING done neatly.
1ndianoln, jan. q, 1S53-ly
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THE GONZALES COLLEGE.

THE Gonzales College opened on Monday. tho al,
of April, 1883. for the reception OF students. m.
building u OF nsck, "a ny ~ feet, two stories bl,b.
neatly ~Plastcsra throughout, situated IN a plcassn,
and health, part OF the town, and very comsurablc
for either sasni,esr or winter. To IA Il r,,rrbeB !
large rock oissesu, cspaiie II holding 500 harrsis Of
water.
Apparatus has been supplied Cor sfp Institution
sbisf. ~ 10 variety ssei perfection, Is sssfsassed hy
aa college, IA the S,esh.. aud shc u.uss,pl lnssr,menss
are sarvu. ant OF ile ua..., e~sssl, Kind.
~, = v iii4ssh has sseen cioaea President
= getstietsssa slr,.s character and qualifications. !, =
tsashvr eio extensively known a.
Tie fs's,alo Department pta bc cexAfnssd hy
ars MAHr HUI, toitncsiy ~ ssRssa, ami Mfa Dr..
s"itNss. 'ss. vi Grsss}s. 1tM tosxNsx MA have
sissaai ssssgc Of The Music ispsytsstess and osgs.
nssassl htasshes. saeh other rssshsss sta ~
'r''" tss's' 70 ti'ae euataesr 81 ~ the sasss e shs Ia
~stisasiua nszy ~s,-geisr.
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edssS. that n3s ~esIssssc % sssfses ssasl sss sa,st,4 IA
Esss "a eenssses tps<xe ssssnsses- s~sual Il 80,
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a~<sSsAg. wsasse. r-tAscsy !AfssasssssAe
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TO THE VOTERS
18Th Senatorial District oil the State
1As, composed Of the Counties Of
Guadaloupe, Caldwell, Hays

Huo6IN this ,acihod. fci,aw.eitiscns. 10 in.
N yeu that ] am q candidate 10 represent
/. ain the Senate, at the ensuing session ol
Legislature, TO this brief declaration |
rs hut little 10 add at the prcsen, time
sestnnp Is the usual forum for extended
.ssc$ission. and To that l invite opposing eandi.
lates, am no wavering, or Janus.facsd pol
'iAn and | wish IL 10 be distinctly under
ID, that | occupy no such ground. II ann
Airy aud casrwsiy understood. II shall t,c
fnlt pf minc. | AIN, then. fellow -cdiscnS
al,ocrat. have ever acted and sytups,hi.
most cordially with the g,ea, progressive
9ssry nj car glorious Uuien, Ny opin.
Aiayc been lca,s since (nrrtesi and arr nc:
so radergo amy change.
yreafi to our osn gtVat State. Ca whom
dsg 81 that ! ana. or ever hope COT, and te
a. Interest aai happiness | ana essnpls,sl,
s3Nr.i, should t~ henorrt with 4 seat n
E ccaasels. nav course must w ohSieAS. I
"a ma asl to sagyoss vtth anysehiinx iases
stv. the Application II tlseSe principles above,
: eAssd g al ssxa; si@s ssnpNstAaa measures
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s$&>ss always Asag to sas heart, anil ssssil W.
ts<3as h<ss ss,r4est tbs saAeess a hssrf.
sAs sottstssstS y ossv Il efuss ~tssSessgic
"a fals Sos tkse hisbsss wi@4@a az sis0 >sase
asat ssts i 20 t~ tssl cass u.sstsssgsssseSl
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Administrators Notice.

s. ii. DARST, administrator Of the estate
~ of Lucas Fupua. has filed in the office of the
Clerk of the County Court OF Gonzales County,
his final account for settlement.
And II no legal objection be made, the same
will be acted upon at the next term of said court
To be holden at the courthouse in Gonzales on the
last Monday In June 1853, when all persons In.
tcrcs;cd In said estate can appear and contest ac-
count II they see proper. by order of the court.
+. CHENAULT,
June 4, lS53-3w elk. g. &. q. q.
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Benjamin B. Peck,

OOAJ1AAAAAA ~ 4VOHj
AS constantly oil hand n large and well selcc.
IL ted stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, WOOD, TIN
AND QUEENS WARE, S1DDLERY
AND READY MADE
CLO7WLNG.
Ills assortment of Dry Goods embraces all a,ti.
Giles necessary TO supply tho demand, consisting in
part OF
French, English and American Prints--,atest STYLES
and most fancy patterns,
Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams; Plnin, Dotted and En-
br0idcrcd Swiss; Irish Linen; Linen, Cotton
and English Laccs; Linen and Cotton Ia.
BILE Cloths; Fancy Silk Parasols Fans
In great variety; Blcachcd and
Brown Sheeting and Shirt.
Ing; Denims; Cottonadc;
Linen and Cotton
Drills;
Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting;
Plain and Striped Lowells;
Bed Ticking; Hickory Stripes; Apron Checks;
Umbrellas, Buttons, Pins, Tapes, Needles, genuine
Coats sewing Cotton, and every article belonging 10
The Dry Goods Line,
cLO7U1NG.
Cottonadc, Linen, Dmp, D1Eta and Casscmcrc
Pants; Fine Black Cloth, Dnp, D,Eta. Alpaca, lin
en- and Cotton Coats, Of every quality and style
fine Linen Bosom, fancy Calico, Hickory, Check and
Stripe Shirts; Drawers, Suspcnders, Cotton Flanel
and silk Under Shirts and Drawers.
HATS, BOO7S d. SHOES.
Leghorn, Panama, Campeachy, Kossu,h and
Black Silk dress Hats, Plush Caps, &c; also, n large
lot OF Boots and Shoes of all qualities.
SdDDLERY, dc.
A superior lot of Saddlcry just arrived from New
York, embracing Ladies' aud Gents Saddles, Dri.
dies, Bride filings. Martinpales. Reins Stir,,ns
Bits, Circinglcs, Haltcrs, Stirrup feathers and Bug.
gyi, Stage, Wagon, riding and Planters Whips also,
q large lot OF names, collars, DC.
HdRD WARE, dc.
A splendid assortment Of Hardware and Cuttlory.
late from the best Manufactures, composing all ar.
ticles necdfal in that line.
hooks.
A late arrival of Books, school and miscellaneous,
also, staple and fancy Stationery,
Don't forget that old, wcll known, one price es-
Establishment of PECk'S. No trouble to slow goods
please give us q call.
Gonzales, juno :, ts5a-Iy
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liverpool, May There has been n good
dAnand in the cotton market here, most OF the
- since the departure of the Cambria, art!
~ ales OF thc week reach 10000 bales. OF
80 5000 have been taken for speculation,
I'D 1000 bales for export.
Prices have generally been firmer for all dc
~ocrfpiions, but without alteration in the quota
lions except for Middling, which has slightly
advanced. TIL closing rates are us follows
Fair Orleans %, Middling Orleans 81, Fair
Upland OF, and Middling Uplands ODD. per Id.
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y The Washington Union of the 10th inst, in
4 ferring to the recent statements in reference
= the Sandwich Islands and the French Gov.
fnmcnt, which appeared in the Providence
journal, thinks them true in the main, though
se IN some detail and says that, under no
ee.unstanccs, can this Government suffer the
Union of the Sandwich Islands to be trans
~ To any other power.
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Saddle and Harness
w NIyI'1 IyDRY


2 ME Subscribers would respectfully inform the
- citizens of Gonzales aud the surrounding
country, that they have just received a brge stock
OF material. aud arr now prepared 20 manufacture
all kinds of
SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLRS, d.,
at the shortest notice, They also keep constantly
on hand q large qnanii,, II
Saddles, Brides, Martingalcs,
Girths, Crnppers,
and every article In their line OF business.
aiso, oa hand. an assortment Of the hsss
7HiiS TRIES.
made IN order, aud not 20 bo surpassed ty any Tree
in ,t.e country, Hope tses no, accepted.
Purchasers wuasd 30 well To- cali and exauaia,s for
themselves lstoIe pure hssisg elsewhere.
y. n-Al nsiess bvas, The yuauis, tl,snLfnlly
received anil psonpty atssndc 80. Al Kinds 81
tctairing neatly sseeasei and ca the rases rvssons.
bic ,csnss.
WRn. A WYATT.
SAag spstssss es<s ~ ft~s thNsr.
Gonzales, June 4, isaa.ls
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MEDICINES

U".I "
Quininc, Crlomcl, Castor Oil No. 6, L.audanum,
Mustang Linamcnt, Pain Killer, Jayncs' Medicines
Of several kinds, Sarsaparilla, British, Sweet, Lin.
seed and Lamp OIL, Turpcntinc, White and Black
Lead, Glass, Putty, and a great variety of other ar
iiclcs too numerous TO mention, NIL OF which we offer
FOR sale al moderate and steady prices.
Call In and examine our stock we never charge
for showing goods, on the contrary take great rica.
sure In exhibiting them, especially to the ladies.
Gonzales, June 4, lS63-ly
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FAIR NOTICE.


XJE do not wish TO incur the displcasure oil
any person, but our circumstances are such
that VIC cannot give further indulgence, and those
who nre yet behind with us ON last years account,
will save costs by coming forward and paving ,p.
For the future, VIC will change our way of doing blu.
siness We will sell ia low AZ we can afford, and no.
qulrc prompt payment. We consider ii bad treat.
mcnt to the punctual buyer for him to pay all of
our bad debts, and a sufficient percentage 10 sustain
us In business and allow our profits to remain In the
hands OF those who are yoxatiously slow TO paw +:
and We think il will be to the interest of those who
mako their calculations 4 pay ut tho end of tho
year. TO trade with US, as we certainly will sell goods
lower than they have been sold, and as low ns cir.
cunstanccs win allow. There Is a great complaint
here Of high prices, and how arc VIC to sell goods
low whcn moi more than one half pay their accounts
when due.
We have just received a fresh assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
Of every description,
Hats.
Boaneis,
RibJonds,
SodRern
Hard Warc,
Tin Ware,
Wooden Wore, Hoiio,c Ware, Qucens Waee.
Ola. VAR, Siofioasyy, dc,
which we are anxious 20 sell, but on correct pfinci.
pies,
n. B-ray a, the c,d of the wear.
HUNT & roNToN.
Gonzales June 4, is5S-iy
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sr's soUyaEcs LST89ser DgeDs
AND aENsRA,. AarxcY.

~ ~ sasss,s strrs, No tkkns@s
SUBSCRIPTIONS sysss,sa s~ t1asafs sSs,ss
AEs. Asseftsas Wtks Ntssse. HeAkesss~Ass
wrsfsrs Je<sp<A ffg3sss Nsx.tAss. Ysezs4 isksr.
Desssns sstsf Reeves. sFstss - tsss ttsasA. ss5 =. s~y
ssssvs rsssy sd s~cesssssc pss4ssscs h The taatzst
Sssse~ ~ Essc4e svsess ~ BsAs fss<s. ~.
ttssess. Typo. Ss4xs sssSs sssrAn Ssss8s and IN
esa<s tss~sA ssses3ef - prrsssast Ad,rxsl.cu3sns1
ksssses 10 ~ sAs r~sssssfsi PAGERS IL NE Unssra
Sssse< saA Aexssanss sssss8e1
Issss-ss r " wnry.
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Estray Notice.

IS0IUY I$UtiUV.
ysrRAfEp by q. Y. Henry, living IN the forks
IL Of the G,mlaloupc and San Marcos Rivers. ON
the cath OF March, isd3, one gray Spanish MARE.
ehou, III years old, branded With a Spanish brand
on the thigh, and III ON the lcia shoulder,
Also, one light hsown Spanish MARE, about d
years old-~spanlsh brand ON the len thigh.
Ake, aiay flLt.y, 3 years Old, no brand visible.
The gray mare appraised at $lu ga, IN. btuwn
naaic At ss5 90, aud the Ia, lilly at $50 ga.
y CiiENAUtT,
us. q. "a G
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&. Gonzales.

Hear what the Victoria .idcocate says of our
Town and County:
Noparto Of our country seems to have SO favor
ably impressed cmigrants for the past three or
Nlr years MS the town and county Of Gonzales.
And indeed the rich bottoms, the .nusaGitc
psairc and fine woodlands of Gonzales have
4 deservedly attracted hithcr n large and wealthy
lpppulation. Notwithstanding the extensive
!. sandy region skirting the bottoms, and over
grown with post oak, would of itself present
hpt a meagre prospect to the planter, yet in
oonnnection with the abundant rich land CON
,aguous thereto, it forms n desirable item in the
General estimate of the country, afording, be-
mdeS its timber, a guarantee Of good water
end comfortable, dry locations for building.
These with other causes have brought Gonzales
and Guadalupe into cnviablc requisition by
new corners, and lands, town lots and property
q every species have in consequence attained
a these counties q higher price and valuation
than perhaps III any other portion Of the West.
Indeed we were impressed with the opinion,
hat the property holders of the town of Coz
sics placed a feetle too high an estimate on
icir property. But when we saw purchasers
twenty-five dollars a foot front for un-
improved lots of seventy feet depth, iolcrably
line horses selling Mt two, three, five and six
hundred dollars; and other property bearing
proportionnblc prices, we felt inclined to modi-
~ ouT previous opinion INTO a convection. oil the
extraordinary prosperity of the good citizens
our neighbors Of the upper Guadalupe
May 1t last a thousand years!
A contemporary says, 1.-THE Duchess of
Sutherlands petition To the ladies' of the
United States is on the way here, TO be cntrust-
cd to Mrs. Stowe, whose absence wns not cal
Gnlatcd upon.' cts of no consequence, ms
Toots says, The story that this paper is sign
ed by 'ovcr half n million of ladies' may
possibly DO credited, when IL has been fairly
authenticated that there arc that number Of
woman in England who can write their names.
a letter from ST. Petersburg says that Mr..
Mabel, engineer, of that capital, has just con.
structed a caloric steam engine on the plan i'm
/ vented by Captain Ericsson, but with nm
Z mi-cTcmcnt, which consists in this, that the
We cylinders, instead of being placed one above
she other, are placed one within the other.
The trial Of this engine, which took place in
the presence of the Grand Duke Constantine,
has succeeded perfectly. Thus, Russia is the
3tirst country in Europe that has initiated the
Invention Of Capt. Ericsson.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04
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