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FRENCH FANCY CHOCOLATE, &c.

FRENCH FANCY CHOCOLATE, &c
TUT Received by Adams i.A.sus-," Gle case Il
" MA,ll.rd to's Chocolate "A Caniie, AN =
which wll' e found srlic eur.5. 10 alytlin, 9;
The KIND ever intrcGu 1T iiu' c.iy.
Chocolate de SaBte u cskas)
Do Il la E-ui,la Do .ur taking
DO do double Vanilla io
Cream Chocolate a II Vanilla, fancy ,.,;,.
ChocD ate buFE; Almonds DO
Cordial Cnocolat,: ,hlcolsts aIiatius: Gun
Drops. asserted tvoIs, such Banana, 0rsue.
S.rawterry, ac; Lsdv Drops Colyer alton sss
CIy>tai's ed Liqu Gun Drops; Juj ate rr p; ia
arts st,s Canaies, &c, witch general a. Slt1cI-
Of fne groceries, 10 b. hat &.
z. VI. y. KINGS,
Ger. Vt. sv. an ST., 81. johns SaIsrr.
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HN Attention, Warrington HI h
81 ~ ianders. ALI members oi the Company
mi IN Iuasted to meet at the ha Il If the Wa.b.
" " insto, Light Infantry ou WEDNESDAY EVE
MING. the 7th Inst, ut 4 o'clock, for drill Al
9th -fs wishing to become members are resi- ectfuy
invited. WIN FORSYTH
js 5-3tH Sscr tsry
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A CARD.

A CARD.
THE undersigned hersty csuti,n the put!ie &c:
tn credit IT trust any per on or persons on o.
J 'int or Individual accounts urder any repreSeD~
ions iatever, ercfrt n b. p,emb.rs 81 our T'sl-
tire JoH,tiss for VIII perun'ery Pnga semen!s 70
are, of course, individually responsible.
A. p ECHtlA,
je2-eosts @. ALRYANDSh.
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ga Washington Building Assocts.
t1Oh.-Ths seventh Annual mes ing of The a. 90
Nsocia'ion will Be held ct the urth let .ch cl
20 Sc, Is'aEd on WEDNESDAY, the tin N tan.
Al stnckh iers req in by the Conat tuition t.
% personally pres mt at the annual meetings.
q. ASuFuRU,
Je bit SECRETARY
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TO HOTEL KEEPERS A,D FAMILIES
GREEN TURTLE DEPOT,

SG3YN~ large SUPP ly OF .hfice Turtle. O.
SS1SCyER ali siz s. suited for hotel or remily u e.
0Aconstsntly icing &c ired
ue.s st tele.Ial hic notice. or for specisl date
will be p.nctually Executed ana at mo e ate carse
Address Jh0 :. kINN,
"Rialto," 10 Pratt street, B.ldmore Nd.
ia E-2t
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JOB PRINTING.

al kinds Of Job Printing neatly exc.
cuted at this office, at low rates.
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ECOSOMY. Esatness md Puuetu.
- a. ~ COMBINED 10 he production Of SHIRIS
strNENr, Browns bo,ei. takes the NE, su END
war; nfs his SHIRTS Only to At but 10 he of god
q's,'ty Ead stsie e, ailelneD aDToyea Eith isi
ling skirt can be suited by leaving the Ode
STr-kES SBie.To u.
je 3-3t BroEIs' IotpL
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5sh nf JUSE, 1854.
SELLLING at COST PRICES utI the sbore Iass
~ 10 r-duce our large stocz % soods, including
PATCHES,
JLWEIRY ard
FANCY ARTICLES
PLATED WARE
WARMER & SkMKsN,
Jewellers, Pa. ave beIw. 9th ana 10Th 81.
NAV 9-2xs
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ENTLEMEN Ready ma de Clio

rAPRON'S Hss,eTy OF California
~ Edd, s large .aiI If, al fornia
The Plurality Of W. rds, with an Intrcduc;ion, ty
Prf. Hitchcock
The Russo Turkish Camp i1ns by Col CheStney
The tuss ian shores OF re BLACK sea, by Oilhant
durowskYs Russ as it's
he Turkish Que. toh, By Gurowski
Phe KnOut "a the Russians, by DeLsgny
thomas Farm elements
ipatomy of the Inv rt' rata, by Won Slebold
VI, lbaurre and tie Chiacha ISL -nds by fecs ..
Persons and pict uss, ~ Ii " ii rberl
Autobiography O; q Disseb;idg Minister
n, v htmsica, wom N, y Emf Carlen
Chr, Saline: or, III Heiress OF Fab Down Casls by
Shelton. FaAACk TAYLOR
THE LADIES are int ,rm.d that Frank LIE .
lies az-ite vi Fashion for June has arrived Il
ThiL OE MAURY'S
jeo --- Bookstore, near 9th 4.
GREECE and the Golden Horn, b,
" stephen oln, DD
th' iaFsh tide, by the Cesk Of tbs Parish of Edge
First Lessons in Geltl.ness aod Truth, ~ kun:
Al CO ~ - -
The Home + the Mutsns RS on ri cairns Islsul
.uumi' " Lectures onthe parables n Miracles
fern J. a'es nom iaany' oTtfo.io, the ond s.-
riss
very large and fne assortment Of Stationery I'd
blank pcoks ju { receivsd and for .sie at loS
prices, by
GRAY + BALLANrYNE
ieS- tSentinsl 7th ,trte..
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CTRATED OR ST0LEN-01 TIE 12d int a s,of 4
~ DART I'd COW, three or fur years I'D. ms-k+
al bota ear crooSsd toins, an lad a Witt mari
90 her right hip liberal rewa vii b4 rail- Tor
her recovery, for ipfnrmati that nav lea 10 Il
MRS. P0cfER,
le 3-2tN u. near l4th y
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TEPHH x Drawers ana ehirss.-T5.
II brst quality test variety, and the best a,sO.t-
n: If sizes II CTderslI:rIs and Drsvsrs ever O.
fsred b. IL can now be fund ct cur Sal-- Ron,
B-owns' Hotel. sTEVENS
10 at
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Our Spanish Relations.-We are gratided
to be able to state, according to authentic in
formation now in Washington, there can be
little doubt that our affairs with Spain will
one and all be speedily and satisfactorily ad-
justed. 1t seems to be we'll understood anon &
he foreign ministers here, that the Spanish
cabinet have met all the propositions of the
American Government in spirit Of frankness
and cordially almost unexampled in the pre-
vious history of our relations with that power
Indeed, they, { ne foreign ministers,) are now
satisfied, that there Is, ut this moment, O better
feeling and understanding between the cabi
nets Of the United States and spain, than be
tween those Of the latter Power on the one
side, and France and England on the other.
On Saturday last, there arrived in this city
privately, bearer of dispatches to the Span
ish Embassy, just post haste from Madrid
He is said to be leading public man at
home. We have not yet learned his name and
title, though We know that he has been in
close consultation more than once with the
new Spanish minister.
The Treaty with switzerland.--It is under.
stood, evidently, that in their last executive
session, the Senate ratified the commercial
treaty with Switzerland, negotiated some time
since by the Hon. Dudley A. Mann on tho par
Of the Government Of the Uni ei States with
very incousiderabie amendment indeed. Thi:
will maze it necessary to send it ont asaic
before its provisions can be made public
We have before taken occasion to call th.
attention Of the commercial community to tn,
fact that the convention in question is one o.
the most important 50 far made for or by thi
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lNoR SALE-At ny Weed Yard oo MARYLAND
h avenue AT the Cana Bridge mar the Csritoi
where the best bargains in this ely are go ar
quantity OF fdLNIS OF superior quslity, where
spe linens va be sseu or sample. taken Ord. -
taken for Write Oak Lumber All sold low for ash
may Il m ID. w. HEATH
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Sh RkWA. D-stoe from the subscriber living
@C on I'd stree, between AID @, Island, on
oun1sy morning. ihe =, Ia ultno. a black NJ AZ
she was maraed Oh tn left hint fot with q cat
and a small white spot on the lef shoulder Tn.
above reward will Be given f,r the mare, or 500 fur
he conviction OF the thief
lie lie mo EFNNrpv
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Gonzales College

The particular attention of our readers. both
ut home and abroad, is directed to the adycr.
tisemcnt Of the Gonzales College In to-da,'s
paper.
This institution, which has Just closed It's
second session. will be opend again for the re.
ccption of scholars ON Monday, the Sd Of .Apri!
next. The beautiful and healthy location, to.
sethcr with the high character of the teach.
crs aud tic moral principles Of our communi.
ty, renders II enc Of the best schools in the
State for both -dalcs and females. Besides oh.
tanning n good practical education, great per.
fiction can be attained in music, drawing. and
the ornamental branches. There arc other
advantages whichethis institution claims. such
ms pure drinking water which is obtained from
n large cement cistern attached TO the build
ings, and beautiful and extensive play grounds
around the college, where the scholars can
take exercise and recreation ut their will and
pleasure during recess hours; for il must bc
borne in mind that the student who is kept
confined several hours each day, requires phys
ical as well rs mental exercise.
ScVcra' new boarding houses having been
recently opened in town, parents may rest sat
isiied that every attention will be paid to the
wants and comforts Of their children, and that
whatever number can bc received nj the school
the same can be accommodated with board.
Those DESTROYS Of placing their children nj
this school, should, by all means, make it con.
venient TO send them carly SO MS TO have them
commence with the. session. 1t is not only a
great advantage to the scholars, but enables
the teachers to form their Glasses inisuch a man.
ncr as to proven. much trouble and no little
confusion,
We sincerely hope that the session which is
now about to open, will with a mum.
Der double that Of nny.prcvious session, and
that it will, we have not the least doubt, pro.
vidcd every family in this and the surrounding
counties, having children, will study their fu.
turc interests and send them.
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THE GONZALES COLLEGE.

THNnE studies OF this institution will bc resumed
n on Monday the I'd OF April. 1t is dcsirahlc'
that those who contemplate entering ibis iil''itui
,icn, should Ice prmctual in attending d, the CONF
mcncement of the session. Z
The academic year j. divided into TWO sessions
of five months each. commencing on the frS
Mondays of April and October. The yacatioiy
embrace the months of March aud September.
Parents and Guardians are furnished at the cloS
Of each session with II report OF the standing AN,
proficiency of their children and wards. L
Extensive preparations have bee" Wade 10y pri-'
waite families in the vicinity of the College for the
accommodation of bOardcrs.
Instruments and apparatus have been provided,
which facilitate and render attractive and interest
ing the studies, particularly Of the advanced schol-
ar.
The instructors nrc efficient and well qualified
for the stations they fill.
Il. W. Guess, A. NJ. President, and assisted by
T.. Lewis, a. Is. conducts the male department.
Mrs. Mary Lii, assisted by Miss Fuliord, super
intends the female department.
Nrs. DR.. Coleman has special charge Of the
Musical, and Mrs. Or. Craig. OF drawing and the
ornamental branches. Others will be employed u,
may lie deericd cNpcdient.
COURSE oF STUDIES AND RATES or TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Arithmetic, $40 90
English Grammar, Geography, ilocuiion,
Rhetoric and the minor Mathematics, il5 90
The foregoing continued, Natural. Moral
and Experimental Philosophy, botany,
Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French and Span.
$40 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music, Piano or Guitar. ......... So 90
Drawing. WaS-work and Embroidery, each, $40 90
The above fees are charged for each session, one
half Is required ut the middle, the other at the
close of the Term. These rates are charged from
the time of entrance to the end of the session.
No deduction except for protractcd sickness. Sub
jeci, however, to the discretion oi the board OF
Trustees. EDMUND BELLINGER,
Prs pro tenn. Bodrd Trustees Gougdies Govcge.
Gonzales, March II, 1851.
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RAvESsPaUwE

TIE above celebrated stallion will make his
= next set on in the town Of Gonzales and
Centroyillc, (Bclhnont,l half his time in each
place. lie IS now in fine health and yiror and
will bc ready by the 10th of March, 10 com.
mcncc the season.
DESCRIPTION.
RavcnSplumc is a beautiful iet hlack nc.r
" sixteen hands high. For beauty of form
muscular power aud graceful action. ne has ma
superior II an equal IN Western Texas. Is IN
his COTS, enough is said when 4, is known ,b,,
some OF tlem, only ycnriings, could not be
bought for $t0o.
TERMS Of SEASON
Ten dollars payable in thc season. lint #
payment should be delayed until aner the lo.,
Of May whom 'he season win close. twely, an
bars VII! be charged Al accounts Ia l., rl,.,,1
at the expiration OF the season }
PEDIGREE
h''cnsp!nnc was got by Tranby his dam
by sir Archie, she cut Of an arabian &, I~
A. a, LYLE.
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The Fine Stallion
pONHSTTAS Wusp.

WtiL stand thc present season nj Mr. ny
~ ekiah Farkr% hye mieS frofp ,,sssalr.
and two miles nom Rasscl IoucS imtpsdiateiy
90 the rsst noiu thc fouuet place F. Victoria.
lie vii DO permitted 20 serve mses AZ s. The
single lcaP, uF 81 the .easoa. nd Siu 20 In
sure toe mare n fal The aason win er7i.
menec the 18th % March Hpd end tho las, "
June Tho Insurance ysley W go De- duo whes
the mare s hitovu r. in tal ~ partcl with.
DESCRIPTION MD PEDIGREE
rawhsiisa WaP was sftd by snpeY;er
WHIP, be ~ F~tcNbutns Wbip. and Ia by
The OH ~iafeeol Whip poWhs,ian Whins
darn vas snd hy tlo lsusous horse Ola pa,,.
haitian grand dsm by old Cellar povh.,
tan WA - rch brown BAY, na white about
ha z hatsis ono inch Slsh.
Sp's ~ eoOe rossl ,esrS seJ Ne vm H.
HtSeN you seine stock next S,,,,rqru,sJ
Nti msk, yoa think u the las, ~ an Wbie
! PARISH
'onia'v seua'y, March m. lssI.u,~
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FOR SHERIFF.

III We are authorized To announce p. r
Wroe IA "a candidate for SHERIFF of Gonza!c.
'oniiy, Mt the ensuing August election.
IF We are authorized to announce w K
Fargls ~ a candidate for SHERIFF of Gonzale.
e''-!'t., at the ensuing August election.
~ We are authorized To announce w. L,
Barrow "a u candidate for reelection to the OF
nee oil SHERIFF. of Gonzales County, at the en-
suing August election.
sTf- We are authorized To announce A M
y >sriswold ~ u candidate for SHERIFF OF Con
: ales County, ut the ensuing August election.
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The state of Tcx;,s. (,

~bbN/-IIgp 'DtAIl.
70 ne ShcYiF' ~ saii Couwty-GgEHTING:
AL liEiEhS, Martha c. Duke, a rcsidcn. ciu
Wv zen OF said County and State, has filed
her Petition in the District Court of said County,
representing TO the Court that, heretofore, to.wit:
TN tie 9uh day of April, 4. ID. 1913, Petitioner,
Martha &. Duke formerly Martha G. Nations was
lawfully married TO William II. Duke; that they
have lived together us man aud wife, until the 18th
day OF February, 1850; when the said Defendant,
Vim. II. Duke, voluntarily left the house and home
of Petitioner, With the intention of final abandon
meni, that Petitioners said husband was in the habit
Oi indulging 20 great excess in the use of nrtlcnt
spirits, and that while drank, would often use harsh
language, cure and abuse said Petitioner. and 9th
crwi$c i'll treat her, so much so that their living 10.
gcthcr was insupportablc. Petitioner further states
that on OF about the 18th day of February, 1850.
the said Defendant, VIM. II. Duke, was guilty OF
burglary and larceny, for which he now stands in
dicied by the statutes OF his country, and Il now u
fugitive from justice. She further represents that
on or about the 18th day of February, 1850, as
aforesaid, the said VIM, III. Duke abandoned tho
bed and home of said Petitioner, aud since which
time he has not returned, nor has not been heard
OF within IL months, aud then merely by chance.
She therefore prays that said Defendant be cited
to appear and answer the said Petition, and for u
final divorce and dissolution of the bonds of matT,-
nony between Petitioner and Defendant aud also
Tor u decree that she have the control of her clild-
'ch, ny ~ Hilu w III. III. Duke, and for general &c,
and affidavit having been made before me that sdtl
Defendant Is II nonresident OF this State, or that
his residence il unknown to the aliant, Martha {.
Duke, These nrc, therefore, to command you To
cite the said William II. Dnke, by making pnbica-
ton oi this writ III the Gonzales Inquirer, !, news
paper published in the town OF Gonzales, in said
county, lor lour successive weeks. that he be and
appear before the Honorable the District Cour. of
ralh Slate, to be holden in and for said county, at
tho courthouse thereof in the town of Gonzales,
on The seventh Monday atlcr the first Monday al
N'rch, \. ID. 1851, then and there to answer said
petition.
Herein lhtl NOT, but of this writ with your service
make due return TO said Court.
N,atiisL Witness, III. u. Roston, C'crk Jr said
SGSh,Al.E- Court, with the sed thereof, Mt Coma.
:sS,S, So les, this the first day of March, A.. u.
11Sgtss4sgS 1884.
T;7nSS H. q BOSTON, Clerk d. C. &C.
! hereby order the foregoing citation TO be pub.
Nshod in Tic Gonzales Inquirer, the full time "a
prescribed above, this the cd day of March, 4. D..
1881. W l., BARROW SI,,,i0 q - 80
GonNlcs, March Ii, ls5!-il-lt
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FOR ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.

We are authorized TO announce Joseph
N. Nations IA n candidate for ASSESSOR aud
COLLECTOR of Gonzales County, a, the ensuing
August election.
Is We are authorized 10 announce James n.
Phelps "a a candidate for ASSESSOR and col
LECToR of Gonzales County, at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
CH" We are authorized TO announce Clinton
L. Dewitt ns II candidate for ASSESSOR and
COLLECTOR of Gonzales County, at the ensuing
August election. =
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Tur WEATuER-Thosc persons who have
been wishing for rain, certainly gota full ben.
Gift last Thursday. hen it raincd all day,
and VIC have no doubt that the cry now is,
"hold-enough!' Thursday night the wind
shifted around north, but did not, MS was the
case a few weeks since, tear everything to
pieces and brighten everybody out of their
wits. o Boreas" dealt quite gently with
MS on this occasion, for which we feel very
gratcSh indeed. Friday morning "0ld Sol
made Inns appearance in an unclouded sky, and
the genial influence of his balmy rays has adj
dcd new life and beauty to both the animal
and vegetable kingdom. Since then we have
had delightful weather.
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Suffering in Ireland.

English papers received by the Arabia, give
gloomy accounts OF the state of affairs in Ire
land. In Limerick and vicinity in consequence
OF the enormous advance in all kinds OF pro.
visions, the poorer classes are in n state of great
suffering. The Limerick Chronicle, of Jan.
18th, says
Tho state Of the poor is laincntablc in the
extreme. We never remember to have wit.
messed them undergo more privations. The
capitalists who speculate on war have ALSO.
luteiy placed provisions beyond their reach,
no matter the amount of employment they may
ENJOY. The gates OF the workhonsc, conSe-
quently, throughout the country. present the
same affecting appearance they did during the
pressure of the famine in the memorable years
of )S4G, ~, and rs. Yesterday 400 appli.
Giants were received into the Limerick Union
" orkhouse and, to Judge from the crowds of
beggars that fill the streets, il is certain that
hundreds will have TO seek u refuge within tho
workhonSc walls before the lapse of another
week, unless a favorable turn should take placc
on the Eastern question.
The laborins classes arc not much better off
than those who arc forced into the poorhouScs.
ith the exception Of n few establishment
the wages given does not average moro than
is. ID, n day. We believe in ono or two On.
scs It amount to Is, cd. a day; but the gene.
raj average is Is. id., if not less. This is. we
pronounce, no remuneration whatever under
present circumstances, for the laborcr, without
whom the employer cnnnot carry ON his bust.
ness and wc have heard Of numbcrlcSs cases
in which the wrctchcd laboror works through
the day without food, in order to supply the
cravings OF his miserable family
iori-fAvI-Wc clip The follow ing from the
New Orleans riceyunc of the 10th ultimo
Tho hllowins resolution was introduced in.
20 the Louisiana House " Representatives on
Tuesday last, bv tie Hon. r. u. Jorlon. of
ltrrchonnc, and hlor some discussion it was
f%gierrei to tao Committee on Federal Rela.
tjou-
E~ss3l-,i, That the late news from lI,yap.
gives evidence Uf Gle intyutiouor Spain lo II
ft'iHtt TIE Island of cuba, by the cmancina.
uou Of their slaves, and believing the peoilc
ol Louisiana have o deep interest IN prevent.
IlS q we, as rcYr, sent4tiycs coming directly
NOM gee lt'plr, express uur disapprOlation III
lir Tolerance shown ly the present Federal
administration hy U.s. aaa ntri ference.
Tho ANNEXED notice appears in the
HA'e.'' R"fHN..Dan. with a request, that cx.
changes viii give q circulation
70 ir" Iho printing establishment
Ni ue >tsr >tats rauiot al 0R ,ud complete.
IS uos oiioroi lor NsIo
The press b, first mto Washington lmner;.
81 No 3 sail Boo due orler
vs. I have reycr.l thc office lack IN a sbit
g .aN tal hase uo u-e or e. a BARG AIN i
WI the fraternity Pc hind enough. 10 notice
sntl iHtls hy asiiag fat a i,ts. make somc
'ef3 ''ttne J MNitSiiNil.
f. Nlsr Sfsff {,fhsat
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SUPREME CoUnr D.CisioNs.-For the benefit
of those interested, we publish on the outside
of to-day's paper, the decisions Of the Supreme
Court rendered at Galveston for the month of
january. This VIC shall continue to do as they
come to hand, until the Court ndjourns.
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SURVEY og rWr pNcuic RAlRoAp Tho
san antonio Western Texan says that the eel.
ehrated New York engineer, MIR Mchlpine,
has Just furnished a survey and estimate OF
thc Pacific railroad from Memphis westward,
Ivy the way Of Little Rock and Fulton Ills
report states that the grants Of land available
within Arkansas aud Texas amount to H.,
Gee. eco acres, ,he estimated value Of which
vii be S7o,opo. GOO, which sum will suffice Coz
the construction Of tho rA,d aud leave = sur.
plus Of Sln,ooo,o 0o for contingencies. The
distance 10y this route to san Francisco is said
to be two thousand miles and the estimated
cost per mile "a $4,000
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EDIroR's TABLE--.We have received the
December and January numbers of Black
woods Magazine, and the January number OF
Blackwood's Edinburgh Review, published at
New York by Leonard Scott & Co. These
numbers arc unusually interesting, and we
shall have frequent occasion to draw OH their
pages for some choice matter. Price, $500
per year each.
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lhe Marshal k~cFghlcan notices numerous
deprcistions on the telegraph wives between
Shreveport and Nmslold They have beca
taken aod 'otn desa "a several pagcs fhe
goulaay oilers a rcNari of S}ep ir tbs de-
ft t.H 81. tbs eatr3tf4
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PROFESSOR RYAS.-During the past week we
have ayailcd oursclf of several polite invita-.
tons of listening TO this distinguished and
popular Lecturer, on the subject Of psycholo.
gy. Professor Ryan is, undoubtedly, much
interested in his theme. He has evidently
made it all object of much deep thought and
dibigeut research. His assertions of facts arc
followed by explanations at once ingenious
and satisfactory, lie has performed a number
Of experiments upon several of our citizens
whom hc brought entirely under mis- influence,
and his success, VIC believe, has been general.
y admitted.
On Wednesday evening Mrs, Ryan also dc.
livcrcd n lecture on the science of Psychology.
which delighted and pleased every one pres.
ent. Her style is very good, her language sim.
pie and elegant, and he illustrations apt, vivid
and truthful.
We have lately seen several very daitcring
notices of Professor Ryan, and y number OF
web authcnticatcd statements of cures he has
effected