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THE BRITIsH MISIsTER at Madrid, Lord Harm
den, it lie stated, has been treated with some cold.
ness at that court, in consequence of bis having
strenuously opposed the Queens absolutist ten
denotes
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Adjournment of the Maryland Legislature.

Adjournment of the Maryland Legislature.
The Legislature of Maryland adjourned
sins die at 10 o'clock on the night Of the 3lst
ultimo. A number Of important bills. it is
said, were not reached. and others we're laid
aside or hurried through without proper con-
sideration. Nearly all the business of the SEES
sion was transacted during the last two days.
In the House Of Delegates, on the 3Oth ultmo,
the bill to sell the dividend stock of the State
in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; the bill
to exempt the property Of a debtor TO the
amount Of ST. so; and the bill to incorporate the
Maryland and Delaware Canal Company.
were all rejected. The charter Of the Mary
land and Delaware Ship Canal Company, a
different and much more important enterprise,
passed both houses, AMI is therefore now =
law
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-02

TIE ARoTIo ExrSpITIoN.-The Freemasop
meeting in open lodge, at the Crosby street
cal college, last evening, for the pa rpose o + M
farewell expression of fraternAl sympathy
DR.. Kane, the eonmander Of the Advance.
dresses were delivered by the Deputy Grand
ter, Joseph D. Evans, ESQ.,, and the Past
Master, Oscar Cole, esq TO which Or. Kans
ieelingly responded, Mr.. GrinneIl was Or
The roceedings we're deeply interesting, an
calculated 70 eacoursge DR.. Kane in his pc
expedition. " Z. Com. Advertiser, Slst aiY
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The PIcroRIAL PAPERs are again at BUcKING
HAMS. The ILLUSTRATED News contains a map
of the disputed territory in the Mesilla Valley
''Gieason's Pictorial has number Of interesting
views
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AsorHER IcE HOUSE has been destroyed by fire
near Philadelphia, though not struck with light
ming. 1t contained much eastern ice, which was
melted away by the fire.
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OFFICIAL.
Franklin Pierce, PPesadent 81 the United
States OF America.

States OF America.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Satisfsctory evidence having been exhibited to
me that CEcoARDo FAssaIcorrI has been appointed
Vice Consul of Sardinia, for the State of New
York, to reside at the city of New York, I
do hereby recognise him AZ such, and declare him
FREQ to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,
and privileges as are allowed to the Vice Consuls
of the most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters
to be made patent. and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed. G li Ft3i
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, tho 3Oth day Of May, A. d. 1853, and
IT, 81 Of the independence of the United States of
America the seventy seventh
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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The statement published in the New York pa
Pers that Mr. Zantzinger, of the State Department,
had been superseded by Mr.. stubbs, il said to be
incorrect.
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From the Ne,o oriea.s Bee, May a6.

RBvoLr AnD FIoHrtRe IN VsaA CRUz.--The
steamship Texas, Captain Place, reports that on
the morning of her arrival at Vcra Crus revoiu-
ton broke out in that city. amongst the National
Guards. caused BY an order from the city Of Mexi-
co TO incorporate the "Nationals" into the troops
OF the line. The revolution lasted three days,
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UNITED STATES TREAsuRER's MoNTHLY STATE
MENT.-The following table shows the amount in
the various depositores subject TO the draft of the
United States Treasurer, on the 23d MAY, 1853:
Treasury of U. States, Washington,
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A WoNAN named Sarah Flood shot John Mac.
kepze at Savannah on Saturday, killing him in.
stantIy. He had given some offence to young
son OF hers about dog.
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Congressional Districts of MARYLAND,

The Baltimore Sun gives the following arrange
ment OF the six Congressional districts of Mary
land as laid off by act which has Just passed the
Legislature, together with the vote of each district
at the last Presidential election:
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From the Ne,r Orleans Picayane.
;as From the Rio Grande.

The steamship Y acht Captain Dacy, arrived
yesterday in fifty six hours from Brazos Santiago,
bringing $99,o7l in specie, and Rrownsville pa
pers to the 18th ultimo.
Carvajal, Norton, and Roundtree were still in
prison, being unable to give bonds to the satisfac-
ton OF the United States marshal. The Flag
thinks it important that some disposition should be
made of them.
The district court commenced lis session in
brownsville on the 9th utimo. The Flag Of the
18th says: I, ,tllsu :ge s5s ~
"The court has been engaged for the Last four
days in the consideration of a case of ejectment,
brought by Messrs. Basse & Horde against Mr..
Conrad Bloom. This case is one of much import.
ance to the property holders of Brownsville espe.
cialy to that class who hold unIer the titles OF
Messrs. StIlman, Belden and Mussna, as it in
wolves the validity of those title bonds. The evl-
dence by parties on both sides was concluded yes
terday, and we presume the judge will deliver bis
opinion to morrow, the next day. at farthest"
"A magnificent ball was given in Matamoros on
Sunday night, the 18th ultimo, in honor OF the
elevation of Gen.; Santa Anna to supreme power.
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THE LATE JuDaE PErTir.-Of Judge Thomas
n. Petit, whose death announced yesterday,
the Philadelphia North -4merica1 remarks; 20
"Thc deceased served for seyeral years. and With
emil ability, as Presdent Judge. Of the district
court of this county. He afterwards held the post
of United States District Attorney for this district
under the administration of President Po,ss, and
was only recently appointed by Mr.. Pierce to the
Office Of Director Of the Mint. which his death
vacates. nj asfA5 loY,5g .lssa3@ eh !.
Democratic party, which he served with much
zeal. and by which b was repeatedly honored with
distinguished marks Of confidence. In private life
he displayed the virtues OF an honest man and
good citisen; and he leaves behind him large
circle Of frends. who will long and sincerely la
ment him" .se54e efs,s -isI +stst.s sr
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Hon. j. r. ISoERsoLL and his niece, Mss Will.
cocks, Of Philadelphia, were entertained, on the
eve of their departure from London, by Mr.. Geo.
Peabody, the we'll known banker, at a superb
dinner given at the "Star and Carter" Richmond.
About one hundred and fifty guests were present,
among whom vas ex- President Van Buren,. In
the evening there were come additions to the com
pany, and concert was given, at which Madame
G risi and Messra. Mario, Roncon. and Ciabatta,
sang about dozen choice pieces from the operas.
Some English vocalists also sang glees and mad
rigals during the philadelphia Bulletin
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w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State

DEPARTURE OF THE ARcrIc EXP EpITIos.-Dr.
Kapes expedition to the Polar seas took it's dc pa
ture from New York, at IL O'Clock, on Tuesday
morning. His vessel, the advance" was e..
corted from the harbor by the steamer United
States. A large crowd assembled to see her off.
On board the United States were a large number
of the Grand Lodge of Free Masons. (of which DR..
Kane is member,) who accompanied the expe.
di,ion to Sandy Hook. The company consists of
the following: DR.. Elisha K. Kane, United States
Navy. commander of the expedition; John Wall
Wilson, sailing master. second in command /;
Henry Brooks, first officer; James McGeary,
second officer; ]. ]. Hayes. M. D., surgeon;
Christian Olser, carpenter. Besides these there
are several others, wbs go out under merely nomi.
nal salaries TO share the honors of the expedition;
and among them is Henry Goodfellow, of Phila.
delphia, young gentleman of education, who
volunteers to aid DR.. Kane in his scientific re-
searches. W. H. B. Thomas, formerly of Cincin
natl, ia one Of the naturasts Of the expedition.
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: The roads scarcely passable-
Nay, hardly jackassable,"

described with such minuteness are fair sam
pie of the routes throughout the whole interior
from fucutan to Sonora. The want of faciIi
ties for the distribution of commerce is there.
fore one reason why the trade Of Mexico has
been comparatively stationary, or fuctus.ing
within the margin fixed by stationary popu-
lstion and stagnant production.
The burdens imposed upon foreign COM
The same transportation would be perfor m ed
"A ths United States, say from Wheeling to Balti-
mors, at not sIcssoing Sl2 cost and thirty eli,
Sours time.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-02

'.The principal topic of the day isthe rebellion.
We are in the nfitiet Of war and rumors of war;
The rebeis are gradually approaching our city,
and the authorities feel rather unsettled. Last ac-
counts report the febels at Marking, and their ext
attack it 10 ssid will be on Suchan, large city
some seventy miles from here, aud then that they
will march on Shanghai An attack on shangh ,
hpwevsr, IL now thought to be doubtful, as we are
to have an American frigate and stea msr here in
few days, aud the English the same. and there is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-11
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
=.--Fn ~ AMI 4a
Patent Phos.emc Gas,

Patent Phossenc Gas,
U n MING n THE NE.
This Lamp forProducing portable Light, confdenHy
recommend ed s,perforto any other use.
TNIE LIGHT is produced by the burning OF aerorni
y Gas, which is emitted in beautiful jets from small per.
Tie Gas generated as 1t is used by the heat ofits own
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
the Lamp Thus tis perfect and portable apparatus
toT creating and burning aeriform Gas. I,l35--
Its is such that all possibility OF accident
ITS renders a TO get
any other kind Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming do the Oil Canphene Lamps burns equally
we'll either with glass globe shade, and per
tcctly free from smoke odpr. s d
The opinions of the scientific may be learned fact
that at the American Institute 1885,
SILVER MEDAL awarded to the Inventor, and a Ii.
pors to the q the same il
The above for SALE Wholesale and Reta by 9
s,i-iisgs ~. u. X. 9DUNEIAM d Co.gea 3I5s
& NOES Monroe ST. near the Post office
selnll21 E3tIBs9 - 9ls lt sls. Wheeling. Va
hIIoRsSA LIZ horse, syeafs old. Aso-one WORK
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KELLS & CALDWELI

KELLS & CALDWELL,
(sUccEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. & COZ
Import crs and WI olcsalc dealers in Drugs,
HRedicimcs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No SO, UNION BUILDINGS, 6AIN ST.
HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures chemical
IL apparatus, &c, of the firm of James PAUL. &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from tic Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending TO favorable consideration successors,
Messrs Kclls CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that our toer sesomers and dealers generally will
ceve that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large patronage
4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-11

Fine Goods for Gentlemen's Wear.
C,:.ns T9iIoring md FURNISHING store,
No. I57 baltimore ST., opposite the Museum.
I'VE BALTIMORE,
-.v1Nf on hand a large and varied assortment OF
snEins and summer goods we respectfully invite the
order pf our Wheeling friends, assuring them that they
shall recei We prompt and careful attention.
Shoud our selections of fancy goods fail TO meet the
taste OF our csomers the articles may be returned at
win be TO gi i've satisfaction in every case
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speed and safety!

WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
IlRT JVEE.R.L Y EXPRESS!
HE subscriber has perfected his arrangements for run
j. ming regular WAGON LINE, for tho rapid transmits
sion CT
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Between the above msatoned, unda points
This will be emphaticaly SAPE SPEEDY ACCo3Mo-
HE, by which articles large and SMALL entrusted
toit will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 atrOage which will amply sustain it,
aud afford a fair margin for living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. -.......
LEAVF-Whceiing every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ arriving in Washington al
O'Clock, each day. raIg.-
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, arriving in Wheeling at
O'Clock each evening
oFFiC ES:-ln Wheeling the first of April, 1853,
Market Street. above Monroe, nearly opposite Wash
ngtUn Hail." and III Washington, in tho of MOSTow's
Store. mar26 L. W. STOCKTON.
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Take Notice.

DY section 10 Ordinance of the city of Wheel
ing in relation to the appointment powers and duties
OF Sanitary oumitees and Board Health of the city
of Wheeling, 1t is enacted 4 q
tsThat 1t shall be unlawful, for person. without
mission from the council Board HEALTH any tht.
members to bring to be brought or to ala
assist in bringing within h8 city, any having the
small Asetic cholera any other disease the in.
troduction of which shall be by order OF
given by aphbicatio thereof In printed n
cityo unless such shall all possible care
and diligence prevent any wit the dis.
eased except by and Shall
convey him or her as soon practicabe, beyond the line
its OF city, Every against the provi.
sons this section shall forfeit and nay not
nv such offence. - Vs., {, lssl-ic.
6y erdss 9 me sanatarys committee of the aaa ward
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She 1rberlilrg 1ntelIigeltrer,
SI is PUBLISHED
rp1.wEEKIY AND WEEKLY, BY
me paIr'. e'h.RINGEN & TAYLOR,
svE.KrNcES.l To- Il fNf A'A'

ApVERTisENESTS-i stluhlc' With TIC
F PiF Pss.n9esSle at pleasure 1899 SSS
ore So Professional Cards, Cper annum,) not
5DgsRri:rXEsTs, iSSs' liberal discounts viii pe
u.ds o. I notices. and advertisements for Charitable
q hS G .nl Fire Companies, inserted gratuitousy.
IEslIOIi and Deaths inserted gratuitously
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NEW FIRM.

MEsSRS. CAYwooD, CoNKLIN q CO.,
E having purchased the entire ofStoves, Tin,
Copper land, and Sheet Iron ware Of T. 6: Cnlbert;
ffSS Wheeling and vicinity that they willcarry on
The business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Ware, of which they have constantly land good
assortment for Wholesale and Retail; very for cas
nl persons wishing to purchase, would do well to call and
at No. 10, Union ST., the well known
sland heretofore occupied by T. e. Culbertson.
Particular attention paid to repairing,
Wheeling. Aug.2f. CAYwooD. CoNKL1N& co I
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Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
900 sn tss
and the rgbs generally that he has just returned
most beautiful of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths etc etc.
ever in this city embracing almost variety oil
styIe and quality found in the Eastern markets.
from the finest English Veves down to common Rag
pct This stock has been with great care and
chased under most favorable circumstances which will
enable to sell them much lower than the same quality Of
III NY nc will please call select from my stock Ofover
49, 600 yards with 100 different patterns, varying price
ROM 12'c. to Sc per yard.
i. G. HARBOUR, 1f3, Main st.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL.
Nof5I. NInim Gfrcct.

NO 154, Main Street,
WHEELING VA.
7 S now recev wing LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
j. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths ofall widths, and keeps constantly hand nrg
assortment of Furnnture every description Gilt and
Mah0suny Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates, Neitiun
and Transparent Window lnds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vanecrs, Varnish. Haircloth, Curcd Hair,
Spring, Sacns Bottoms, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
cct all ofwhch will be sold at the lowest prices auget
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Americans, PntrouEze Your Own Manu-.
fueturcs.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
4 MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub
N stnntI articles OF the various rabrics i'll at
GILIS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious such matters invited to call and
chase Silks wholesaieor RETAIL be supplied
able at Gils Store, adjoining the Factory, at A.
Ior's, and o. w. HeiskiIs, Wheeling Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, O.
Our Fabrics warrened all pure slk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREM US and gold and silver Medals
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We are consa antly
manufacturing stock is large and scasonablc
comprising many varieesvelvets satins, vestngs dress
silks, fngcs cravats, haldkclchics OF whitc black
paid figured and prntc all the newest Styles made OF
best twned silk, twed and plain. Also Shirts drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen. sf F- ...-.-.
Please patronize this important branch of
lean Orders every variety oTsks prompt.
ly executed.
Nerehantable Cocoons and Reeed Silk bought.
JOHN w. G I'll.
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IODD g. DEVOL

TODD g. DEVOL,
AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND,
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square, -.------
RE now opening unusually large stock of Fall and
IA Winter Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps, selected with
great care and the very best workshops
oil Philadelphia and New England expressly for Whole
sale and To regular customers and all
OILERS who may favor us with CALI you goods
which guarantee equal i'll quality nnteria work
aslr q those manufactured in this any of the
United States. s..s. .r-s. TODD & DEVOL,
Wheeling, Sep 2i, 1852. -lt-
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! WHEELING.
sPR ING OF 1a5a.
l.ae2 VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEATER TN

t l:ae7 VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign s. Domestic Dry Goods.
No. 1T Main ST., West side, bet,0cer Monroe ana
Union SITS.
.-a.l " Wheeling, Va. ssUsa
NOW IN receipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
and Notions, direct from importers and ManuactI
rers Comprising complete and desirable stock Of
goods adapted the trade this section as can be found
IN any house. East West, to Which would rcsrec GIv
invite tho attention of retail deacrs consistineoi
o.. DRESS GOODS.
In black Silks apacas popns lawns, de laincs ging.
mans, ETC., with very large stock prints of The hest
makes and colOrs Also bOnnets, ribbons Innings and
other trimmings in variety. And or l.l - $500
: ln-55 "a MEMS WEAR.
In Cloths cassmers satnetts merino cassime,es,
Jeans weeds and summer cloths; alSo Cotonades De
MIS- blue drills brown linens, linen drills nankeens and
other such goods, a very desirable assortment Also
mems and boys palm hats, Lghorn and Canton hats soil
wool, brash hats etc with full stock and cot.
ton baGSng seamless bags burlaps table Diapers crash
driIlgs, ckings checks, shrting stripes etc brown
and beHchcd muslins; with good stock OF white goods
in the !, i.4I lls. .z5 .E.E e
NOTION LINE.
AS cambrcs, jacOnets, Irish nens aces threads but
tons hosiery, Gloves combs, etc., in all their variety
My whole stock will be found passed. as well in
quality and style, as in prices. ilI|f-
mar25 l..-4 ...- w. T. SELBY
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS

STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
Pa. &C MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
rTHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
mcnts in the East for the supply OF Marble, and
emplang the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
era to the inspection Of his stock consisting Of Italian
Egyan Sienna, American and other Marbles of the finest
qualities which be sold lower than anyother establish
ment in the west. III E
Dealers would find it to their advantage inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
His work is done the most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention of purchasers his
stock stauary and other carved work. Monuments Cen
otaphs, Tombs Head foot stones &c, and Grave yard
work in variety; being enabled by his ac
tiles to supply this work at considerable lower than
any other establishment III the country. st s f =T
Please give call and examine my work.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
U57Also Calcined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models Marietta Grind stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices ------ --.1 y.1
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Grccinn Trigonum, No. 199
Main Street.

xz@ ]. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an
S1Elz1 Ez9nounce to the citizens Wheeling and vi
J CI II n fcinity, that he has Just opened and
uelcgant establishment for the sale of Violins,
ons Bnnios, and Tamborines. Brass instruments the
first and best make.
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments; and for
singing -
newest Songs Duetts etc., and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violincello and Violin
y. ke:er's Furniture POLISH renovating vanished
Furniture, Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture.
for sale by the Agent for Keber Pittsburg Pianos
OF the first and best cre in the United ates such
Nunns and Clark's grand square Pianos, J. b. Dun
hams, Halett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos,
Agent the make OF Carhardt and Necdhams Patent
Melodeons. $50
Accodeons, and kind of repaired
a. tie lowest prices. tC
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Jswesld 49, tAssassaagsw'sses asseessa'
~ 70 b. mssjs v esdssss Sh~vsposs wisa
New Ovisass. BY Telegraph. TIE est'ss"s
Of that thriving town. (os city. - hey d
lishs 10 term IT,, ks-. hslA { sssssi"y fo'
he rurposs Of securing W advantages to
themselves We think our people shosld
iu.i,sts shsi, example. and take sssps ia
have Il confused - far ~ Mavshail. W.
hope tia, il will not ssop here. but that ou'
Legislature will tahs the matter 10 hard
and give il such encouragement ~ will
enable the company to carry the line 81
once to Austin.
The advantages Of the telegraph are too
numerous and too important to need com
ment from the press. Al present We ara
shut out from the world; the news IL old
before il reaches the interior. BY the tsls'
graph We will be in few minutes eonnse-
ton with III. principal cities Of the Union.
Once establish the Telegraph, aud We will
speedily secure \ railroad.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Our schools commenced operations on
Monday last. under favorable ausp'css'
Rev. }. u. Wilson, President Of the Masonic
Female Institute. Is expected daily, and will
doubtless be a, home by the opening OF the
school on Monday. Every thing bids fair
for the prosperity of this school.
The Marshall University has also opened
with quite an accession Of pupils This
University We regard As one Of the best
male schools in the State, and We hope to
see !, literally pa,ronized.
Mr.. Summers opeeed his Music School
on Monday last. and the indications are that
he will be well sustained. We understand
tina, he is engaged ia organizing . music
class Of young men, for the purpose Of
forming a band in Marshall We wish hin
success.