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bureau OF Provisions and Clothing Aug. 3aib, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS, Proposals Beef
~ posals for Pork the will be this
oee unn ~ O'Clock saturday, the 18th day September
furnishing delivering, ths
United States, al tbs following navy Yards
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(NAOCOI-ATE, Cocoa and BronAa w. BAKEp co -
" American and Vanilla
to which ns premiums have been awarded by the chief
The United States. ssd by their agents: "
Hussey Murray, New York Grant Twcs Philadelphia
Ihomna v. BruDdge, naltmois Kennel
Ohio; and y. II. Howell, Georgetown u. q.
WALTER BAKER, Il CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mas
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orrIcE SECRETARY sESArr U. s.,
August 49, 1854
NsAED PkoPo; SAILS viii be received at ,his Office mill u
o'clock, NJ. Monday furnishing
verDg the Capitol!
of October properly
broken hundred
and five eosd of beet hickory WOOD measured the
the the yard properly
packed the whole subject inspection and
prnpal Of the
5ecari the faithful performance Of Furnishing
the above articles satisfaction Secretary sen
will be required. ' N.''
Proposals should be Proposals Coal
nd directed TO the Secretary OF The Senate Washington
Aug t3-law3w
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for - for sew
" houses, with
aud on Kendall Gresnu little teri.
,lns ,is Cap,lo, .fP'9
fhese houses epaciaas cellar wood
shs and stable Tor EACH aud pumps excellent hand
Ie situation beauiu overlooking portion city
and Ia inl
me approach by h aud Streets Delaware aud
~ omnhus ne usual fare established
on he rou'e and twice the
ffcs"thtt square, leaving al :, ard Reiurbin
leave Centre Market where makes sand % and ~
oci9ch.
ftps--two hundred dollars u yeas
10. houses not taken open Inspections,
By applying VIM stokney Cottage street, or myself
al my Residence near The premises.
July 9-aif AMOS KENDALL.
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uMBER-Tbe subscribers having lab'hed themselves IN ipe
Iumhe business nj me q Bird,
st,e.s are al srnces the trade favora
ole terms they solicit share of public patronage
- $50 a GEO. w GARRETT H. co.
Jupe lG--eou
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!" spiders" Wines, Philadelphia.

"SnidcF's' Wines Philadelphia.
John SNYDER, in former old established
Jacob 5ndeT No rs Walnut street, four doors
Fourth where will be supplied with
and liquors the accommodating terms.
JACOB sNIDER J for the importation Of foreign wines,
Walnut whore he prepared receive orders
special importation Of wines, &C., from various houses in Ea
rope single dozen and upwards; and Ocm
Vaughan Sndsr the patronage Of his friends and
former customers.
All wines delivered Washington city "Adsmss Express"
free of freight.
June 8-dly
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
r.s. July IL, 1854
pROPOsA1 or carrying the mnis Of the United Satos from the
day Of November !l4 the Doth day of June, 1853 fol-
lowing the State OF Aiaan win be
Once OF the Post Office Department. the city Washington
until O'Clock Of 18th September 1854, Ia decided by 18Th
September following:
I'LL From nnest0wn, by 6usgsve Hill
Clay Hill, Dxons Mills Shiloh Bpencervie Linden Spring
HiI DemopoIs, and Macon, Greensboro, 100 miles and
back three times week in two-l,osse stages.
LEAVE Cainescwn Sunday Wednesday, and Friday
an,
Arrive at Greensboro In 36 houn, by D. N.
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive At Jamestown In IS hours, by p.
Proposals for service In f0urb0e coaches will
For form Of proposals.. and certificate
and requirements embracing the
such properly
Advertisement inviting
southwestern Satcs, dated January o. 1851
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Jury l5-Iaw4w fIntci Ev.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT severn
houses, ground each situated
Kendall Green little noriheastarly from
| the Capitol.
These spacious and convenient with cellar
she'd and stable os each, and Of excellent hand
The beautiful, overlooking large portion city
and in full view OF the Capitol.
The approach BY 7h and Delaware
So.
An omnibus line fare established
on the route, and day Kendall Green
fresdenrs Square leaving m, and p. Returning,
O'Clock ~ = " ' = - - -
Rent-two hundred dollars yenr.
The houses
ny applying 70 VIM sdckney Cottage street, my
self At my residence, nssr the premises
-. -. AMOS KENDALL.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston BY
Rice Rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly furnished
and for the 1ccommOda
ion OF the travelling public.
l.
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Statement q Tia A1ham Of tbs Mn&mal lAGs 1msu-
| FaAeo Coampamy 81 View York,
No. Ill Brsstssy, for s Ysey srdi~s 3ia Jassa,y
Ne, on hand January 3lss, 1853, per balance
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CKENCA and English boarding and day school for
Ia end 18th, Washington " c. The duties Of this institution vii
Monday 18th OF September, when the pupils
be puncuh in their For &c
DO had at all the principal bookstores city.
Aus i0-eO Sent Stnrl
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rOLuMBIAN COLLECaE, washington. ID. C.-The thir-
tyfoauh rear Of Columbian College oesp en-
Of September and
uas Students have the choice Of pursuing The usual
dies of bachelor scientific
degree bachelor of philosophy Fbe necessary college
hundred dollars For further
Columbian College, Washington d. C''
Aug d-eo ~
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<t<4@9 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL HTEAMER RS
The sbips comprising this line are the WASHING
IRON, Capt. e. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Capt 4. His
gins. NED $500
stop Southampton both and returning
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THE GONZALES COLLEGE.

THE I'd session OF the Gonzales College viii
commence on the LIST Monday in October next.
A neat and commodious brick building has been
erected for the music department, and every ne
cessary fixture provided for the comfortable &c.
coinmodations Of the scholars.
Sir. q. w. Cues, A. NJ. and Mr.. Everett Lewis,
A. b., have been employed to conduct the Male
department, both gentlemen Of extensive and
varied literary requirements, u~Dblcmished moral
characters, and both experienced in teaching. Mr..
Guess will bll the Presidency. 3
The Female Department will he conducted by
Mn. MARY HILL, formerly Of Segain, and Mrs. DIR.
COLEMAN, late of Georgia. Nm. COLEMAN will have
special charge of the Music Department and Orna-
mental Branches. Such other Teachers will be
from time To time employed As the wants of the In
~stitution may require.
Apparatus has been supplied for the institution
which, Us to variety and perfection, il surpassed by
no college in the South, and the musical instruments
are various and of the most costly kind.
RATES OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Mental Arith-
metic, per session OF five months 49,. $40 90
English Grammar, Geography, Slate Arith-
metic, ElocutiOn and Rhetoric, per session
of five months. .Si5 90
All higher English branches and languages
including Hebrew, Greek, Latin and
french. $50 DO
Music on the Piano, an extra charge of. .s25 90
Tuition payable one half at the middle of the
session, the balance at the close Of the session.
Scholars will be charged from the time of enter.
ing to the close of the session, and no deduction
made tor lost time, except in cases Of protracted
sickness.
TuOS. j. PILGRIM. Presidnt
Board Of 7rus,e,.
Gonzales, S~cmptcmbcr 10. 1883.
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
SOUTHERN EGEEGTIG.

j. VI. FirTES AND JAMES 81. SNYTHE, EDITORS.
THIS work, the first number of which was Is.
sued In March, 1853, is composed mainly of Selcc.
tons from the Periodical Literature of Great Brit
ain, France, Germany, and the United States
chiefly, however, from that OF Great Britain. In ad.
dition to American Journals, we have ordered and
are constantly receiying 10y mail, the following El.
ropean Publications
The Edinburg Review, North British Review,
Westminster Review, London Quarterly Review
Eclectic Review, Retrospective Review, Chambers
Edinburgh journal, EliA, Cookies journal. House.
hold Words, United Service Journal, Colburp's New
Monthly, Dublin University Magazine, ~BIackwooIs
Edinburgh Magazine, AinsNOrth's Magazine. Fra.
scr's Magazine, Hoods Magazine, Siarp's Magazine.
Taits Magazine, Gcutlcman's Magazine, black.
woods lhdy's Magazine, The Repository of Arts
and Inventions, Bcntly's Misccllany, lioync DIES
deux Mondes, IIogg's Instructor, Annals of Na,a.
rl History, Wescr Zoit,mg, London Liberty Ga.
lottc. The Spectator, Cutie, Tho Athonmun,, The
Examiner, Times, Puuch, Sc.
These rare and costly publications, cmhodyinp
tile latest aud choicest productions OF the hest wfi.
tiers oi the age. will bo carefully examined, aud
their most attractive and valuable articles repro.
duccd in the columns ot tao Eclectic. Thus. for n
mere fraction of ihp cost OF any one of them. our
readers viii obtain the select p]uftions vt tho whole.
Extracts tfom the French aud Goymai, will bc
translated expressly Tor ou work.
The Magazine We nov offer a. the public, IL tho
'nlY Ioutn,l OF the cia~ Published Ia the South /.
Il y the fist aitompt to Introduce Ia p,o great boly
oi Southern iradeiN sud TO adapt IT, their wants
aul Interests, tbc current literature NJ Europe
NJ such, " y designed TO supply q want long iclt
aud acknowledged
Gar selections viii con,is, al such articles a.
pe.s'~ lctinutcn, Value aud t;epcfni Interest
We Mil uely add. that While We ar Offering tho
hclecuc upon such terms s viii place /, ~ilhin
um reach AZ az, up expense has been. nr will bc
spared ga oar tart, a. make 4, Ia oycty rpspec,
acceptable o. tha cultivated reader
Tho EQectic Il Published AZ Augusta, ia, The
trs oicscry n,onth. ea,h wmhCf containing cirh.
iS large OctAv" paws ia ioalae columns, l,nntel
on gwod PAPER and Rew type making two Volumes
ssai t1n pages 10 toe war
TERMS FuR oNE YEAR =
nne tapy, a., SIX COPIES sts. IN .dss "a
lAt7tal arrangements vii le mkas v.sg3
sellers AMI ieYI@hcal srvnu fnr ~s.t,spjsa ~
cu3sten ~ th~ wofk The EcisctE O.
etffinet rfrsst ~ sd5reeiae,
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DEWITT7S FERRY.

TsHlS Ferry is situated South Of and adjoin-
= ing the town Of Gonzales, abont \ half
nile from the Court House, where there is an eI-
cellent
NEW BOAT,
calculated to cross Wagons Of the Target size and
stock OF all kinds, and on the direct road leading
TO all the following places from Gonzales up and
down the West side Of the Guadalupe River, viz
San Antonio, Helena. Yorktown. Clinton, in De.
Witt county, and to the Cibolo. Santa Clara, Colet.
to and 10 ali parts OF the Sandies.
The distance to Victoria, by crossing ut thie fer
~, and going down the west side Of the Guada
lupc to Benefits ferry and recrossing. is short
ened eight miles.
Persons going to any Of said places can get tho
necessary directions at the Ferry.
Corn for sale at the Ferry.
Nov 20. C.. C.. DEWITT.
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ihyo! from our readers whih has checrcd NJ Ms cd.
itof of the work for more han thirteen yenr4, and
That The Magazine whose foundation was laid in 1896
may, in iSba, DO among tic ahlcst, as IL is the oldes,
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ly with the January nuhher, and We take this oC.
casion TO solicit from single subscribors and clubs,
wl'oeo subscriptions expire, a continuance of their
encouraging coppanytor another year.
No ruFFiEG AND uUMBuO
The character ur "GRNdAas MA0A1foIe IA tou
well established, among readers or ai Glasses, .
render necessary tho cNtraSagant selflsuJr"n
which has hccoisc the cotiGon stock in ~ OF
every obscure and reckless a1vonturCr, sbh = oi
works whosr mcri, should induce tllco "or'
To abandon the Silly and sickniug mil on IN,
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owN MKBrd tie Ptcs, ,r,
The Opinions ol. it, Rea,'ei1ed upon !, -" no
United States agr cuulii ~ aiy a,lf n,,I '" mr.
morn value and clAc, : Tor a Jtst cstmn,, ahd
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Jsss: ,'trst Of r. S,l] lergsodol. a. ar
ccpies Agse. NC frPpfVtfpH, r,,
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mcrs, by the diffusion of useful knowledge
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

Believing the time has arrived in the tow
of Gonzales, surrounded as it is by the wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish
mcnt Of a weekly journal mt the countryside
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, and in n section Of
country unsurpassed for beauty of scenery,
fertility of soil and salubrity of climate in the
State of Tcxas-it is proposed to establish at
the above named place, n newspaper, TO be
known by the name of the gonzales Iyour.
gEr," devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News of the day.
The Inquirer will be Independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles of cur republican government,
so ably clucidatcd in the administrations of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy Of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States Of the South, have ever held
sacred, rs guaranteed to them by the %constitu.
ton of the United States. And while we claim
to have had some experience as editor and
publisher of n public journal, we shall, ut the
same time, bring to its aid the poetic and lite
rary talent of able writers, with whose ability
as correspondents we are well advised and at
the same time trust that the Inquirer will be
~ 90 ~ anu
bring to its support contributors from the En-
pire State of the South on education, agricul-
turc and internal improvements.
While, then, We unfurl our banner in one of
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what the develop
mcnts of the country demand, and its appear
ance equal to any journal in the South, we shall
expect proportionatc encouragement from the
people Of Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest n %livelicr interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance of morality, the
cause of education and the pcrpetuity of rcpub-
lican institutions.
TERINS.
The Inquirer will bc published weekly, on
an imperial sheet of fine paper, neatly cxccu-
ted, for 81 90, if paid in advance 81 30, il
not paid within six months or 81 90, at the
expiration of the year.
All communications for the Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
s. w. SMITH,
ID. S. II, DARST.
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1853.
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BEN r FER Y,
CUERO, De witt Co.

NE and one-half miles west of the Victoria
" and Gonzales road at Cuero. The distance
from said Ferry 10 San Antonio, 90 miles to Con
zales, ON the west side of the river, % miles. To
the neighborhood Of Capota Hills. the distance is
much shortened 10y travelling up the west side of
the Guadalupe river, instead of the route by Con.
zalcs. The river can be crossed at said ferry du.
ring the highest floods, with comparative ease.
October q. lS53-y NJ. S. BENNETT.
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Bakery, Beer and Cigar Shop.
NRESH Bread, Cakes, Pies and Beer kept con-
IL stantly on hand. Also. a good article of CT.
gars manufactured and sold at wholesale or retail.
Shop north of Military Square.
AUGUSTUS BUSIIlIAIID.
Gonzales, October ID, lS53-tf
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Carriages Repaired.
Et

TilE .as3sr~ 1s.L aoa8a .astesis &, tks inhsls,
ttutt ~ bst ss aei stsfuwt4lhg osoossv uts taor
as PfTatai "a PAINT, ilNN sni gFFAlk A
kFei- 1T DNkRiAuE$ ia ihe us,si vosttsanske
s,ir - tssit sluD assa Sss,t, tgg~fe ths
futH ~lsft Toe noae}. b 81 tsssA ~ seresn,
psng the seft. RAMSEY s RISFT
Gse9r iart a. iSSs-N
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rs SotffiARN iifA6.iKr 6KF0l
AND GENERAL AGENCY.

~ 81 'AaNss arfrt, N,e O0ssat
SUBSCRIPTIONS rrccs,ef fF Laielf. I4vine
~ Ngc, Ausstean Wig Rcsjse. Rnjckctl-,cke
Nesissu jeIrhi iiNpets Nas,hiy. Gaakcc Hat
peeKNFs'e Review, Sptut " ,hr hmcs sud cycsy
otheF isgys sad magazine pahlshel Ia the ub3tri
States 81 bsflpe ouleSs fs ussks, rspet, Ss
houeFt, TYPE sheet kusS Garden Ses>is and al
oihrf 's,-pts sltenact - p%fsntdlt Advertisement
lsseriei IN AZ tAv rFinr ifal papers IN ths United
state. smi Acepyr@ rAit
et9r Sc Willy.
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Notice..
HANlEL II. RIDER wishes TO give notice to
~ the citizens of the county of Gonzales, State
OF Texas, and to "all the world besides" that he
will cross mt his Ferry all citizens of said county
free, and all other persons at haLf price for the year
A. d.. 1854.
He also returns thanks to said community for
the liberal patronage heretofore given him ut said
Ferry and his Mill, situated two hundred yards
above the Ferry, and contracts to grind for custom.
es US heretofore, and to keep ON hand for sale, q
good article of Corn Meal.
Gonzales, January 81, ls5I-34y
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Religious Appointments.

Rev H. s~nibling, al the Baptist denomination
preach's in this place on the Irst sabbath of every
month.
ka'. a. III. ,fker. Of the Cumberland Pre.by,e.
fians, ON the second sabbath of every month.
hsr: Daniel Carl, OF the NJ. T.. Church, OH the
thiri Sabbath of every month.
Key. John MeCrae, of the Old School Presbyte.
mans, ON the fourth Sabbath Of every month.
Rev. DIR. P%onion, Campbeliitc, on every fifth Sab
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q. wEEsE,
G. l. y = NJ | II III

AETOuLp respectfully inform the citizens of
Wv Gonzales aud adl ,ining counties, that he
u nov prepared 20 execute iu u neat and workman.
like msuucr, ali work in his line of business.
Cum. ug4otkcd and bored lo shoot close and
strong fiat Uuus altered Ia percussion On The most
improved principle Patent Btoeehcs aud Safety
Guaris ht'ri tu geuHs 1T ans make. Every dcscrip.
uoB ot CUTS snd Pistols made and rcpaircd ou the
shortest nutcc shop immediately Ia the mar OF
lt,H3u leeeify Store.
~tOpnlr<. October -, iN3a-It
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Practice al Medicine.


Nv W1AHIE ". III EIIFE 7.
HAVING grguaaegty t-1stetln No,ktopn. rw
Epsliuib t]t4aiel. sis IpaetauHal Sefsies to tLg
.,ts ~ tHt tusH aHi s1ffaHtiuH Hl.afB
a. ~ euaH enslt 1ut b 1n e~itlthiel autr
0as. unprecedented slcefss sra pNcrsdinGly ntti
,Fair c~halsee se iestt,r set'1 H uaps ~cfStien.
b, a,ssftnas,i % asuif ttsta pauvnqt
Jset ls, fsaaG-It
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GONZALES EXCHANGE.

GUICHARD would respectfully announce to
o y . the citizens of Gonzales county, that he has
opened his New House on st. James street, known
AS the GONZALES EXCHANGE, where the best
of Liquors, both Foreign and American, will be
found. Attentive bar.kccpcrs will be in constant
attendance, and nothing shall be spared to satisfy
all who may favor him with n call. Having been
at great expense In fitting up this establishment
inferior to none in this country, would most re.
specially solicit cash customers.
Gonzales, Dec. II, lS53-tf
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