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CONGRESS - Irs woKKrss DAYs = The two
houses are In the habit Of sdouning long before
the week terminates. Last week, ON Thursday,
the remarks Of Mr. Badger, on his motion to adj
joum till Monday, was the occasion Of much meri-
ment in the Senate. The North American, mott
cling the subject remarks:
"What fun IL must be for set Of servants,
pleasantly and complscently to resolve among
Themselves, that while they viii draw their per
diem wages, they win knock on work three days
in a week. This must be capital sport--capital
whether we consider IL in It's locale or Its charac.
ter II appears 10 have been the occasion of some
delectable hiarity the other day in the national
Senate, and the only drawback on the charming
felicity Of the scene is the doubt whether the en-
ployers viii be quite AZ content as the employees
with this ovial manner Of Sinking labor, for which
the pay Is to 60 on
Now, this proceeding was surely very amusing
and agreeable TO the Senator'S. What delightful
thing It must be to vote themselves holiday for
one-third of session, and yet pocket the salary
for the entire term. How glad the clerks in our
stores, and the laborers on our railroads. and the
cooks In our Kitchens would be, II they could only
practice, with equal impunity and assurance, that
sort of Independence, and run off weekly, without
leave license from their superiors, on regular
frolic Of three days duration. Banner
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New YORK, Dec 27---l0 o'clock, p. M.-The
dense fog which has prevailed here during the day
lifted about sunset, but We have no tdings Of the
expected steamer Atlantic Up 70 this hour, she
has not been signalled at Sandy Hook. ~
The steamer Pacific, which was detained in the
bay by the fog, went to sea this evening
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BosroS, Dec. 27---A letter from the American
Consul at Messina gives frightful picture of the
ravages Of cholera there. The population had been
reduced to one-half by deaths and emigration.
10000 persons died between the 22d Of August
and the 10th Of September.
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Providence, r. l., Dec. 28.--Chas. Scott, col
ored man, attempted yesterday to murder j. II.
Springer, for the purpose Of obtaining suit Of
clothes. He knocked Springer down, cut his throat
and hacked his head and face in shocking man
ncr. The wounds, however, viii not prove fatal.
Scott has not yet been arrested.
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affect the Language much but the Danes left a
number Of words which were incorporated in the
English language. And this Is the history Of the
English languages up TO the time when Il was spo-
ken in its purity.
Now follows the history Of its corruption. The
first event leading to that end was the invasion Of
Briton by William, Duke Of Normandy, In 1865.
The Normans occupied the soil, and made the Sax
ons their slaves and the Nonnans and Saxons we're
soon aide by, over all the land, and as they min
gled, the Saxon language predominated so the
language became mixture Of Saxon and Norman.
The Norman French was, in the main, Latin. The
effect of the Conquest Is not apparent in the num-
Der Of words adopted into the language, 30 much
as In the tendency engcndcred to adopt foreign
words, which was greatly increased as England ex-
tended her commerce. and has come down to us,
so that we find most Of our musical terms are from
the Italian, words Of etiquette from the Spanish,
cookery, dress, &C., from the French. Latin words
have been ingrafted by scientific men. All learned
works were, in Newtons time, written in the Latin,
and the services Of the Church were conducted IN
that language.
Many Greek words have been introduced by
science as technical terms, and so many of them
are 10 be found in the language, that native
Greek could understand the terms in our language,
which must be explained to u.s. In the English
language there arc about So, 900 words; Of these,
about 10000 are Of Saxon origin, 10000 Latin or
In the relation Of three to one He thought the
English language had been deterioratcd by such a
wholesale use of Latin words, where words could
be found of Saxon origin that meant the same thing
and would serve the purpose much better, as they
were better understood The tendency of the pres
ent age seems to be toward the use Of foreign
word ON exery possible occasion. They are used
for time in italics, and between quotation marks,
but finally they become Anglicised, and take their
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PORTLAND, Dec. 28.--Ateleven o'clock last night
afre broke out in Market square, destroying the
stores occupied by James +. Robinson, dealer in
seeds, and s. G. Gibson, apothecary.
Yesterday forenoon q train on the York and
Cumberland railroad broke through the bridge,
about half miles from the depot in this city The
engineer and fireman were slightly injured
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Nrw YoRK, Dec 27.-The steamer Pacific took
her departure to-day for Liverpool with los pas
sengers. including Lord Elgin and Sir Cusack Ro-
ney. She was detained fos some hours by the dense
FOG ttM sE#
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PnoviprNcr, Dec. 2s.IThe Providence and
Worcester Railroad Company have declared divi-
dend of "a on each share, payable to the stock.
holders on the 10th Of January next.
The supreme court Of this State gave an opinion
to-day on the liquor law, and the proceedings in
the particular case tried were pronounced correct,
but the clause that authorized the seizure and de-
tention Of liquor was declared unconstitutional
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New YoRK, Dec. 27.-Stocks are firm, and in
money matters there is an increasing confidence.
Sales Mt the Second Board Of Virginia Sc at 81 Ia
Pennsylvania Coal Company % Ia; Michigan Cen
trail Railroad SO ; Cumberland Coal COMPANY 20 I;
Reading b so, n "a; New York Central Railroad
80 Ii: Canton 10 Y-S: Erie g 3, 1884
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NEw YoRK, Dec 27.-Thc Evening Post an
nounces the death, this morning. Of Thomas w.
Dor Of Rhode Island, after long and painful
illncaa
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River Railroad sleigh, containing twenty passen-
gers broke through the ice while crossing the river
snbmerging the horses, sleigh and passengers. All,
however, were rcscued-Mrs j. Reynolds and
niece, Of Hudson, and Mrs f. w. Wilson, of New
York, just as they were sinking.
I The common council of this city have appropri-
ated five hundred dollars and ordered two hundred
tons of coal for the DOOR
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lust received direct from New York large
and well selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
comprising the following viz
Fine black and beaver cloth over Conts;
Also Blanket, Pctcrsham and Pilot dol
Satinet, Tweed and jeans frock Goats and
Sackatccs
Black and fancy frock and dress cloth Coats;
Satin, silk, Plush and Cashmere Vests;
Black and fancy Cashmere, Sa,inet, Twccl
and Jeans Pants;
l.. b. Calico Check aud Stripe Shirts;
L.W. Merino md Cotton Under Shirts;
l.. w. Merino and Cotton Drawers, and yari
Gus other articles loo tedious to enumcratc.
Please call soon and get first choice aud
good tit. II. II. PECK.
Corner st James and ST. Peters st.
Gonzales. October y. 1s53---.l9-y
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FtFt7NfE VI fftF.FE.FtSlS !
Cesaiv tA,nft@-,fsr FthrssFs gfrsa. iss4
A LgNANnER WILLIAMS ssifnlaIsssssw &c the
"A estate ~ Icsl wiilaes, slsec&sed, has SLED IN
cad toast hls s,tsal eecoans fg setseaeai there.
ls rsliIcS u hereby givra &c ~ persons lasssesesl
u ssd essste 10 appces ~ ssa nsst fcsaa # sshi
seass 60 Be- held IN ssa tv sstl eoas,ss. az shs
sespht Ia teisressy, 1884, sss3 es@ssss sasd ~.
eeaat e shcs $50 rFsssfl seA shs~ canrs b ans
~hs hsal ,etik meAs VI sahl estate sAesa rot b.
ntssls.
[ 100 .3lssa na.les sny .sAsi. assi alssaal sesl
4. < III, an ~ fstsxey, T. n. 1884.
- q. ssgtNAtiiT. On e q q. G
t,enfssss. Fsseaasy !. issf,-ssstr
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NfFf q = tIFI7f t7tFEI.f4Es
shsa's tbsgt-4. isF skAs~eFY fFysa. isxs
wNFM A litAskWfl1a s9aAsssev1ses ~ ~
w Sssetx - lssse Cesnpssee. ,ss.'s hSs slea
n sAis DzWFs NJ hssal sSess1t fss sessstmeet
fAcassss, N%sice y Aef4y gssea ~ "a ssysa-ss u
ttxssseS - asst ssssss, se as4ss Al ne tess sssss
~ 4es4 ssesi - - lsss l. IA 81 sa4s Cnkesy. VI
10 ssyxs4 fiss@e n Ne fses - ssaesAk.s - NJ
isa Nluoias u fsssasgy SKA. lad eessn@ SD
szfsaAt Il ~, ssee pesssts 49, sh&3 cse-a 4 ans
~, NeN sessase4eat ~ s0sa sstasS s,esm ~ y
rshts
1 $50 ts1tsa asatst vs. taes kRa ssetestz tss'
"a. q tslg 4te ~ tsis4krs. 4 Il 1854
- r t9g>ANs.f TgA q tssfS q
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Trustees Notice.

A I n meeting Of tile Hoard Of Trustees os Con.
< IA ssles College, he'll on the 18th day Of oeto.
her, 1885, the following Resolution was ui.a,lnups.
~ passed..
Rssaised That The Roati af Trssstees arc s,o,.s
rceiosssss 20 sny patron 81 tic Insti,,s.on who
may c,asbiss hiisssslE aggtisyel by tho actloa az
The President aid Professors IN ihess snposass,,,
aud that tho President ard Taeafs ats, aloe .es
pcus'isc to ss,s Board 81 Trssecs Coz their eo.lacs
~ sae aissssge = sheir cisiiest iasies and Ill
aggttcsed hy re fsastass and isufess,,ts u,,,k.
pgeeea, ske matted 20 tls ffssses sss ,hclr seso,.
ard IN 40 eesc egFl, 80 she rrssiisht &C Tsals,ss
filaS J. pllARIN,
7. ssiEvAtilr.
O. Esssii.FSTs,N.
ffsttess ". Y. tui.i.lNS
n MEEkS
JANEa RAMSEY,
W. a. ,FEW AIST.
sscasaiee, sisselssg 8. ssass Il
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SHIPPERS per harris & MoFgan's line of steam
- ships iton New O,lcaus. ate respectful, notl,
hc,i TIA, on and ale this date. acuetion OF "a.
etr,s per hasrc will be sia,ie un 81 freight lan,c,
ou the Powder licrn Wharf, iasisaaola.
They also notified thar al cotton aud produce
intended for shlpalent per said s,samers. must be
delivered at Powder Horn Whaif az tse expense ci
shippcrs, II, y. CALDWKt.t,
fulisuola January A. isAl~SAs I'm Arsnf
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Notice.

THE late firm Of Matthews 4 Willis having been
dissolved BY the Withdrawal Of wn. A. Nat
thews, to take effect january 1t. 1854. notice /.
hereby given to all persons indebted 10 Us. ty note
or account, Ia come forward immediately and settle
the same with ID. Willis.
lSisnedl WV. A. MATTHEW'S.
tS'gned) ID. WILLIS
Gonzales. December 3O, '53
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corner 81 ~. SdD.<S and ~. Peters .>irstfs
$ now receiving direct from Nee York, gen.
- eral ss-cfttnent Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
embracing nearly ever. article needed in thi. mar
kct--sz:
~ rich and beautiful French. Eigsh and Am
ercan Mousln Dcls,incs: French aud Eng
lish Merinos of all colors and quail.
ties; Cru,nls Robes: Regent
silks. Alpaca< Of every grade;
Some silk Warped:
Ginghnnis md Calicoes Of the latest siyle; Cam.
bricks iinc Lace Capes and Collars Chcmsc,tcs:
Under Sleeves; Cults, &c. These are indeed niagni.
tccnt and hard To beat. Ala beautiful shawl. l..
z. handkerchief, Thread. Lnccs, liiscrtings aud
Edgings Jaconet aud Swiss do and fine black
Silk Lace; Dress Trimming. sill. and Satin Don
nets and Ribbons; BELTS and Gloves; fine Caters
and Shoes :; Ingram, Nafino aud silk Hose; and
thousands Of other article. in this department, too
tedious 10 mention.
FOR CENTS WEAR.---Finc black French
C1otlA vestirgs. Casinlets Satincttcs, Twccds,
Jeans. Sc, eud general assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Fine Beaver, Moleskn, Kossuth, Sam Houston,
Lady frarklin and Pearl Planter lIuts; Cloth and
Plush Caps: Roots and Shoes, of every variety.
ALSO, NEGRO Hats and Shoes, Goats and
Pants, kcrscya, Iinscts, Lowclls, Domcstics.
Blankets, &c. Aiso large assortment of ilno Bed
Blankets ffZ
HARDWARE Tho finest assortment ever
brought To this market Queens, Wood and Glass
Ware. tAlso few China TIA Sets, chcnp.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coffee, Salt Flour, To-
bscco, Nails, Powder, Shot, Lead, &c.
SADDLERY--A large and splendid assortment
ALSO some excellent cid Port Wine and French
Brandy for medicinal purposcs Is a
ALSO, have n full supply of BagpinE Rope
and Twinc for customers at nlarkct rates.
As my stock Of goods is largc and am deter
mined to sell, think can make Il advantageous
TO purchasers 10 buy of me.
All are respectfully Invited to call and examine
u. Il. PECK
Gonzales, October 8, lss3.-i-y
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Drugs a. Medicines.

q "A UlNiNE, sCalomcl, Pill IIydrurg, Iodine,
1aH Strychnlpe, l.audanum, raragorc, Creospte
for looth.achc, Lithaigc, I.oboila sun Puvis Lobc
lin Tinct, Composition No. repsin cure for dye
pepsis, Wiatars Halsain OF Wild Choyry, Towns
ends Sarsaparilla Pain Killer tpayisY Flax Seed,
Pcnnyroyal, Hops Sage, Chamomc Flowers, white
Calamus, Slippery Elm, NIX vomca, BoraS, Chalk,
Whiting, Putty, i.insec,l Oh! Copal varnish, White
Lead. Window Glass &c. Also, a general assort.
incnt Of Jayncs Patent Medicines, and various 9th
er articles In this liuc too tedious to Men,ion.
For sale by b. u. PECK.
Gonzales. December IL, lsna
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ttsf'Nfl ~ ssfs9&<tgksS
y ~ atesss r. sssAss 7'@sitv g<%fSra ssSs<y ~
ssss e9y--ssssssFxef
NeE sfe issSky sssstaAssisss 10 IL Ii, sA5.s,,s.
We ketsse. - sppsaf issgsa ~ tsssss,As 81 ~.
sassss Ile~se - sss sssa IS sseeesssp en- sssnfses
ths gs'h aAs n rshsNksy. ls&s. Il II sssaass, 4
Hrs AsE thsse - xtss&as ssS &sNsssA &
ts4syses "a = psea ~ asht fsaes es ~ . ssss 81
sssssN sisszss ttsy szss ssasss ssss s& asss, ssa
sesz14s Apsa SalA a IN sns3s ysss
ltszeas lsEs se,t
{ tss9Fa sssssss sss &<sslt - ses.s esss.stt a
ts@ezSaa. ssss tse sssA 50 ef xt4sssss.
t~s~4 Hasa
fsfsiM ~ =. rlk6atn. =. Z. u 81. n No,
fAms - ksst sA8 t2tsss eastss ne ssese
eassseN - ~ sssssasd h ~ sseMsAiss iea1srSs.
~ ~ 81 sa,s war stsss sf4s,sa
" !. EsEE0w,
e<ts ss4sE tke ~ - EfFx sfa&.A 4,
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Money 10 Eonn!

"A IL. indebted TO tho undersigned will please
IA call Mt Pcnncl & Loyc,t's store aud settle up
their Understandings accounts, or / shall he com.
PEELED TO put them In the hands of an officer for
collections. w. N. ACock.
Gonzales, February 4. 1854 -36-3t
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

H ErrERS of administration having been gran
IA a ted the undersigned upon tho Esntc Of Rleli.
ard i'arr, decd, by the Hon. County Court OF Gon-
zacs County, n, the January term thereof, all per.
hereby notified TO present their claims,
against said Estate, within the time prescribed by
law, and those indebted viii please settle.
H. 4. PARB, Adm,
OF Richard rArr, decd
(ionzales. February 4. la5i-3G-er
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xatn 84nsk !

A ii. tAeee ia,s<ssesl ~ ~ ] a tssee<. kssN
"A eessa - nshss$ssp. sfs yssestfss,s sss.s3saei
- 81 A ~ stEe1 - NeseN tsssAes 4 fls ssa
ssssss ~ ~ - assb ssss ssa sssS esas Il IA.
~ gss,ssls sskAss ia tnHssE
ssssssass. is~esqh0s A. iSax
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.A,lmiuistratora Nuiics,.

Administrators Notice.
Is Efeatss IL Administration hasine less, gran
la ss@ - she uniSfsis,csi ga he esisse u Aass
v pardon, lSe'A ~ she ites sloanks tzatst 81
tssesAAe Ssants II shr Nesetssses terra sss, ~
netsss lasss, elsAss Aesies SAD e<saia are hess,
IS yes.tesl - fsessss ,se+, ssets suss3hskstgSl
athseA -lA make sasassisals sastsens 81 Eses
Nh + sssfF
fsec. 81, iSSase-as A1MfazkiN1kas
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D. Willis.

"ouLD most respectfully beg leave 70 cal
w the attention oil his iiiends and customers
to the above notice os dissolution and would nist
embrace this opportunity OF infUt1ning them that Id
will rON7INLE BUSINESS ar THE OIL
STAND, where ne will keep constantly OH bard I
Regular supply ~ Goods,
SUITED "a TIKI NARKE1
consisting In part Of
0snaburgs,
Domcsilcs, Tickings,
Cottonadcs, brown d bieached itt-
Linens. Cassncres, Fannels, Prints,
Printed, White Embroidered Muslips & ~
Lawns, Black and Fancy Silks, Tissues and Be-
reyes Ginghums, cotton and linen DrillDgs Hosiery
Gloves, Wells, wrought Collars and Sleeves
READY MADE cLO7yfIyG,
for winter wear Of every variety of st,le and pat
tern -
large and varied assortment.
BOO7S 4 SHOES.
Ladies' Silk and Lasting Caters Jenny Linds
Bloomcrs, Kid slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
and Misses Shoes assorted Gents. Cloth Lasting 4
Kid Caters, Pumps, Slippers, Boots Of every kind
HARDIN WARE.
blacksmith Bench and Farming Tools, PlouGis
Augvs, Traces, Log Chains, Axes, Broa,laxcs, and
large assortment Of Nail-, Locks, Latches, Hin
gcs. &c.
1INWARE
Buckets Fans, Dippers, straincra, Lard Cans
Sprnhcrs, DC.
WOOD WARE
Psles, Buckets, Trays, Rolling Pins, Axe hsndlc4
ShDDIERY
Ladies' and Gents. Sadilcs Brides Martingales
Girths, S,lrraps and Lca,hcrs, Whips OF every kind
Cronpcrs, Carpet aud Saddle Bags. ynlccs, Bugg,
Harness, Plough Collars and BackbMds.
49, M M MEDICINES.
oninine, Calome, Castor Oil No. o, Iardanun,
Mustang Lipamcnt, Pain Killer, .Jayges' Medicines
of several kinds, S,raparilla, British, Sweet, Lin
seed and Lamp Oil, furpentlnc, White aud Black
Lead, Glass, Putty, and great variety OF other ar
,elcs too numerous TO mention, all ofwhich VIC ogei
for sale Vt moderate and steady prices
Call In and examine for yourselves.
Gonzales. December 81. 1888 r
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Eesc state of 'gexns,
t;tgSss7zr OF G0N&.sLkS
" iAs sksssF ~ stAsg tssti essr u sssi sessts--
GHetNSs
"a oti ase hereby einsssn,esl 10 ss, lss ,,ns,rs-
"a stcns \, assssssls 60 e,gsnaf before hse. t,cg.
seaeily at shc Ccas, iseaso. In the tewn af dos.
ssleN ~ s@h ras,, css sasmsisy. DE assA .sas 81
istsessS, 1884,. a. it' n'cseek, A. ", then AID
thcee - sps~vi the detaaas.l IL wsa. iAgnA. n .
pScA 81 aels tsstssi "a note ks sessnss~ sAsve
dollars Nieeat.hSe CENTS dated Awgsst rs, 1858.
ssd fsseisc cae 'lax aftes date 81 N. y sSrssors
- tsNsss, ssessa As ~ ss - shss wsss as.l iss
IN ikN .siss<ss
49, ssltsa ssiss My gssrf II sslsi tssass,
4 u = az ssS@Se3et thr Sesh es JssAsss, 1885.
~-s-e Titles, ,. fstssttn,
y Y q. w No 1.
esgs8S tAks "a lsee esaf Af ina sssss,..1 -.
- eee isss.<a shs gesA II ssaessS. ssAs
pES1. z wRne. Vs.sa q e
tessslss. fsss 4 ssss xs-S@ sgts So. s@i
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San Marcos Vermicide!

San Marcos Vermicide!
TIE BEST REMEDY NOW EKT1NTi
"A NOR destroying worms in cattle, tho great peat
IL OF Stock Ralscts in Texas. Those Interested
in preventing the destruction of their stock and ne
animals, will do WELT call and try this vermi-
ciie' ~ II !. not only superior, but cheaper, thar
any quality Of calonol now so much used.
Manufactured and for sale by
June ID, ls53-iy Il. l.. BEAUMONT 4 Co.
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Spiritual Rappers 1iraivea!
Como EyerY RodYyi

UST received direct from New York and Phil.
- adclphia, large and we'll selected stock OF
Ciothinq, latest styles;
large lot of Haa and Caps all varieties and sizes;
large lot OF Boois and Shoes of superior quality
A general assortment Of Harduare
Also, large lot Of Crockery Ware OF every variety,
aud general assortment Of my Goods of all dcs.
cripiions all of which VIC are determined to sell a.
cheap as the cheapest.
\ Oh, yes, an extra lot of Dorb.e Barrel Shot
Guns Game Bdgs, Po,cder F2asks, Horns, dc DO
CALL AND SKI cs--no charge for shoring goods.
nov 10 Russell. RAMON 4 BAIRD.
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ERlsn POTATOES AND ONIONS, for sale by
n Dec. IL u. II. PECK.
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Monroe g. Brother,

ANVIL VO " IA Otl1O1S
lave Just received large and complete
- stock Of the following articles which :hey
oicr for sale a, a. low prce-, and favorable terms,
as any house in
western Tcxns.
Fall and Winter fancy. black, and black and white
Prints
Plaid. black, aud black and white Ginghaop:
Black and fancy .Apacas of diHercn, styles aud
s,aiitcs;
Muslin Dcl.rines;
Hack and fancy plaid wool aud black silk Sl,awls |;
Hack, Grape and SILL Bouncts.
Embroidered Cape, aud Collars
Drown and bIeachcd Doinc-,ics:
Apron aud c,untcrpanc Checks:
iiannes, Jeans, Sa,nct. and Twceds:
iiaid i.inseys, Negro kurscy- and I.inseys:
He'd, colored and Negro blankets
CLO7IiiNG.
Mems cloth sack, truck and dress Coats of all color
Mems blanket, blanket cloth and broadcioth :
Ovcrcoats, oil STYLES aud color; 2
AI-o, black aud ihncy cashmere Pants: n
iahei. Bosom shirts oi every style aud q,,nt 81
Merino and silk uni.rsliirts: ..,sss,t Z
Hickory. checked aud calico shrts3 AZ
Iioys' blanket. tweed md cloth Coat.. all Mxfs:
Mems tweed Coats. In great ,arieiyj
Tweed, s"'ine' and Kcrscy H.ass
BOO7S MD SHOES.
Mems pcgged and scwcd Calf Boota;
do. do do. do. Kip do.
do do. do. do. Calf aud Kip Shoes;
Black Nip and RusSct Rrogans; ~
Boys'cdo do. do;
cases boys kip and calf Boots
Ladies' kip and calf Boo'ecs; also, walking, No
roco, Calf and Rid siioes.
Lcvitts and Groves Greek I.csicon,;
Bulon's Greek Reader. Grammar. Cmsar and
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ShDDIERr
Ladies and Gents. Saddles Brides, Martnyales
Girths, Stlrrups and Ina,hcrs, Whips OF every kind
Cronpcrs, Carpet aud Saddle Bags. vnccs, Bugg,
Harness, Plough Collars and Backbaids.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

HAVE Just received n large and complete
~ stock Of the following articles which :hey
offer for sale a, a. low prices and favorable terms,
AZ ANY hons. In
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18
Ready Made Clothing.

Gonzales, October 8, lssa.-i-y
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!


Corner Of 81. james and ST. Peters Street
now receiving ,lirec, from Nee York, ger
- eral assortment Of
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-18

Estrnysd BY 81 z6E the 9Th of Dec.
1898, beiurs Yho1} q y. H., III ROAM
heavy b''ilt AUD Appraised 10y
Darius Hunting s. sB forty dollars.
l''a5ss as ]fs CIiESAULT.
January 60 Il! 'ii, q. q. O. g.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-14
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TT'HE subscriber would most respectfully solicit
Il his customers and friends to call at his Store
in Port Tobacco and examine his new stock OF
SPRING GOODS before they purchase elsewhere.
His present stock comprise
A beautiful assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods and
Trimmings for same
A variety of Fancy and Useful articles;
Goods suitable for Gentlemen's Pantaloons and
Vests:
A lot of Ready -made Clothes
A general assortment of Domestic Goods suitable
for Servants wear;
Bleached and Brown Shooting and Shifting Cotton
Ladies' and Gcntemen's Pocket Handkercfiefs
Silk and Bingham CraYats, together with great
variety of articles too tedious to mention, all of
which were purchased with much care and upon
such terms as will enable the subscriber to sell as
good if not better bargains than can be had in thus
village To all those who disposed to spend
their money to the very best advantage l would
say Come and examine for yourselves. Terms
very low for cash to punctual customers on q
credit ofsix months. Z. w. BARNES.
Nav j. 1854.