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CROSVENOR REED, Attorney and Counsel.
lor at Law. All business ntrusted to me will be
promptly and satisfactorily attended to. Resi-,
dence, Charleston Landing Ottawa Co Mich.
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A thief being caught robbiug bank, when
asked what he was doing, answered, sonly taking
notes." 3'
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lR. M. MITCHELL 4. CO., Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, Fire Proof Brick Ware
house, Nos 192 and 1914 South Water Street.
Chicago, III. Goods received and forwarded to
Grand Haven with dispatch, and at the lowest
figure. Gosh advances made on consignments
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GILBERT q CO., Storage. Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, dealers in Dry Goods,
Clothing. Boots and Shoes Crockery, and Stone
Ware, Hardware Groceries. Provisions and Ship
Stores, Lumber Shingles, Slaves, &c.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-18

We take the following extract from the N, Y.
Day Books, account of the burning of the great
ship Republic, and its contents
The wind carried the cinders from Front ST.,
into South st., setting fire to the sails of the
Great Republic, the largest clipper in the world
carrying burthen of over $500 tons, which
was lying at the foot ofDover ST., expecting to
be hauled into the stream, preparatory to her de-
parture for Liverpool, at IL o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Her masts were SO high that water
could not suppress the flames and the noble ship
now lies burnt to the waters edge, nothing Of
her contents being rescued. She was the pro-
perty of her builder, Donald Mckay, East Bos-
ton, who intended to sell her at Liverpool at the
end of her first voyage. The value of the ship
was 100000. There was at the least estimate,
cargo worth 100000 on board, and the in
surance of various offices--chiefy in Boston
and England, on her, amount to some $780,
600.
The following ia n memorandum nc the cargo
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rertiser gives list of all the papers and period
icals published in the State; it foots up as fol-
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c. B. ALBEE. Storarge Forwarding and Com
mission Merchant, and dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware. Crockery Boots and.
Shoes &C. Flour and Salt constantly on hand
Store corn er Washington and Water streets
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HENRY MARTIN, successor TO Ball & Mar
tin, Storage Forwarding and Commission Mer
chant Grand Rapids, Mich
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Ofthe $275,OO0 insurances on ship and freight
nearly Sl2O,000 was effected in Offices of this
city, and the remainder in those of Boston and
Philadelphia. The freight charges received
were estimated at between $25.OOO and $780,
600. The beef, flour and more valuable part Of
the cargo were wholly destroyed by fire there's
of the things on board were so greatly damaged
as to be almost worthless.
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H. X. DEVELLY, Tailor and Cutter. The sub
scriber has opened his shop and would respect
fully invite the attention of the citizens of Mus
kegon and vicinity who are in want of first
rate garment. good and stylish feel confident
in giving entire satisfaction to those who may
favor me with their patronage. Muskegon, OF
tawa Co., Mich.
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MORRIS BUCK, Physician and Surgeon
Polkton, Ottawa Co., Mich.
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CoMrIimrNr 70 Mns pARrrrGros q OF OURS .

CoMpIiMENT TO Mrs PARTEGToN " OF OURS"
DIR. o. w, Holmes, in the course of his clos
ing lecture in New York, on modern English
poets said" There is plenty of wit in the poe-
try Of our country, but the preparing Of wit is
so purely intellectual a process, that 1t can be
ordered beforehand, like an ice cream. Much If
not all Of Hoods fun is Of this kind. Humor
is Infinitely rarer than wit. | think there has
been very little of it since Burns. Humor must
have feeling in it; wit needs none. Voltaire
was wit, but Mrs. Partington's conversation
with the omnibus driver has more feeling and
humor than all he ever uttered AS laughter
and weeping are closely allied, so bathos and
humor are akin" Boston Post. .
The following is what the doctor alludes to,
we suppose 'ha a g'l
How do you do dear :" said Mrs. Parting
ton, smilingly, shaking hands with Burbank,in
the Dock square omnibus, as he held out his
five dexter digts to her. "Fare, ma'am," said
he in reply to her inquiry. The passengers
were interested. "How do you like Boston %
screamed she, as the omnibus ratified over the
stones. "Fare ma'ma," shouted he without
drawing back his hand " want you to pay for
your ride" "Oh," murmured she" thought
it was some one that knowed me-" and rum
mayed down in the bottom of her rdcule for
ticket, finding at last five copper cents tied up
in the corner of her handerchief--th last war"
han dkerchief, with the stars and stripes invol-
we'd in it and the action of the Constitution and
Guerriere stamped upon it. But the smile she
had given him at first was not Withdrawn
there was no allowance made for mistakes at
that counter-and he went out with a lighter
heart and heavier pocket 20 catch tother coach"
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY--1S54

WILLIAM IA TIA VA Y, Jr, Judge of Pro-
bate for Ottawa Co. p. o. address, Crockery,
Ottawa Co., Mich.
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TUST received direct from New York a large
y and well selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
comprising the following viz:
Fin black and beaver cloth over Costs;
Also Blanket, petcrsham and Pilot do;
Satinct, Tweed and Jeans frock Coats and
Sackatccs;
Black and fhncy frock and dress cloth Coats;
Satin, Silk, Plush and Cashmere Vests
Black and fancy Cashmere, Satinct, Tweed
and Jeans Pants;
l.. B. Calico, Check and Stripe Shirts;
l.. w. Mcrino and Cotton Under Shirts;
l.. w. MSrino and Cotton Drawers, aud vari
GUS other articles too tedious to euumcratc.
Please cali noon and get first choice and a
good tit. Is. II. PECK.
Corner st. James and ST. Peters st.
Gonzales. October 8, 1s58.-lD-y
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For Sale or Rent.

THE place formerly owned and occupied by Mr..
\ James A. McCalistcr, situated about two milcs
below Gonzales, on the Victoria road, Is now offered
for rent. Said place contains ls6 acres Of land.
about 40 of which are In cultivation and enclosed
with a good fence, There Is on the promises q log
house with other necessary ont houses, &C., &c.
Also, my residence near the College, containing
twenty-five acres Of land. seventeen OF which are IL
cultivation, and all enclosed with a good fence, also n
comfortable building containing Ave rooms a good
well of water and all tho necessary out houses, &c,
&c, Ia offered for sale on reasonable scrms,
Any person wishing TO purchase or rent this above
property will apply 10 D.. S. III. DARST.
Gonzales, january Ii, lski.
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Corner ef 81. Jdmcs anil 81. Petsys Streets.
s now receiving direct from Nrs York, . sen.
u erl assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
embracing nearly every article needed In this mar.
ket-six:
Fine black Broczde and fancy dress .;iks; some We.
~ rich and beautiful French. English and Ant
erican Mouslin DeLaines; French and Eng
lsh Merinoi Of all colors and quail.
lies; Csuvellis Robes; Regent
Silks; Alpacas oi every grade;
Soinc SILK Warped;
Ginghsms and Calicoes Of the latest siyIe: Cam.
bricks; fine Lace Capcs and Collars; chcmiscttcs;
Under Sleesess Gulf, &.. These arc indeed magni-
fccnt and hard 10 beat. Also beautiful Shawls, l.
c. handkerchief, Thread, Iaces, Inscrtipgs and
Edgings, Jaconet and Swiss do, and fine back
Silk Lace; Dress Trimmings, Silk aud Satin Bon.
nets and Ribbons; Belts aud Gloves; fine Caters
and Shoes; Ingram, Marine and silk Hose; and
thousands Of other articles Isl this department too
tedious 70 mention.
FOR GENTS wEAR-rine black French
Cloths, yestiigs Cssimcr, Satncttes.; Tweeds,
Jeans, xc., and q general assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Rl1e ueAxer, Moleskin, Kossuth, Sam Houston,
k43ts xsonklin and Pearl Planter Hats; Cloth and
is Boots and Shoes, OF every variety.
sAA&Q, MICRO Hats and Shoes, Coats and
Pant. kess9sy$s Iinssys, Lowcns, ponestics,
Blankcts, &o&iAho . hrgo assortment Of One Bed
blankets. ~
HARnwARk-sThe finest assortment ever
brought 70 this market. Queens, Wood and Glass
Ware. (Also . TOW China Tea, 6ot4 chcap.)
GROCERlEX-SugaE, CoaSet G11 Flour, To.
bacco, Nails Powder, Shdt Led, 20.
SADDLERY-A large aud splendid Assortment.
ALSO some ~excellent old Port Wine end French
Brandy for medicinal purposes.
Also, ] have q full supply o. Baggins, Rope
and Twlnc for customers NJ market FnteA afaU.
A my stock Of goods Is large and I am deter.
mined TO sell, ] think I can make Il advantageous
to purchasers 10 buy Of mo.
All are respectfully invited to call and examine.
d. y. PECK.
Gonzales, October 8, is63.-i-y
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Notice.

ENAMEL b. RIDER wishes to give notice to
~ the citizens OF Tho county of Gonzales, State
OF Texas, and to "all the world besides" that he
will cross at his Fsrry all c~itixcns of said county
free, and all other persons ut hay price for the year
A. ID. 1854.
lie also returns thanks to said community for
the liberal patronage heretofore given him at said
Ferry ana his Mill, situated two hundred yards
above the Ferry, and contracts to grind for custom.
cs as heretofore, aud to keep OH haud for sale, n
good article Of Corr, Neal.
Gonzales, January 81, lS5i-3iy
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wHk skests Ce4ss - sAszssas ssssaas ANssa, "a
~ essA "a s Nsssssses A o tESA sa6e.
sra nv AeesnFssHs e ~ rsssse = :
hesss. &seesseA ~ pes~1a sassns eAars. as,sss
s&M eststs sax@ ssNW3s lAz paNs Is 40 waa1m 80
asee sss~wAe& - hsS ASS AssN eesss sAshs
lsssssasts essasssA
pSFSfFa CLARE.
A4e ae sztsat a. wn Heuse s@xA
fN~esaA+ 81 xss -
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TIN SHOE

0FER PENNEL e LOYETTS S7pRE
FtsHE undersigned takes this method OF iafofmine
tho eitisens Of Gonzalez and sussopndl,4 eoun.
ties, that they will keep on hand i gessarss ssaort.
nent OF TIN WARE, made la tho hst psslc
and Of the best material. All orders flled at sl,cf,
neticrs WM. n. CAyETT 4 Co
Gonzales. Aug "a. is5a--isH
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COLLINS HOUSE.

EiIl THE Proprietor takes pleasure In In. HTsMN
I'LL. forming his old friends aud tho Savelling Hlb
public generally, that he Ia now prepared to accom-.
modatc ai who may fhvor him with their patron.
age.
There Is also attached 10 his house q largo and
convenient Livery Stshlc, where horses will DO well
attended.
w. v. COLLINS.
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Eol. Rent.

1E0 ACRES first quality of Valley Land, Ia a
AOO high state OF cultivation and under good
fenee--situated abou, three miles from Gonzales In
the forks of the Gaadaloupo and San Marcos rivers.
On said land Is a good Gin, and corn can BIO pur.
chased OH the premises at u fair price.
Inquire OF Mrs, Nancy Hodges on the psemi.
seS or The subscriber at Gonzales.
Jan, IL, is5t--Sa~tw T. J. PILGRIM,
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Thc Stntc of r.x... /,

COUNTY or GONrsfLEa. 5@a
TO ne SHERIFF or other 34syaitQ 1KahJfsd, eseer Of
said Comty-GREErisa; :
You arc hereby commanded TO cite BY publication
VIM. kelscc, to appear before me personally at tho
Court House, In the town of Gonzales. on Saturday
the 25th day of February, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, then aud there to answer tho demand OF NJ.
Lcvyson IN n plea of debt founded on a note for
twelve dollars iMiy cents, dated April 10, 1853, and
payable April 25th of the same year.
Herein fail not.
(-- Given under my hand at said county OF
H. s Gonzales, this tho nth day Of JANUARY,
(-- 1853. :
THOMAS J. PILGRIM, J.. p. q. c., r. No. j
Came to hand and ! hereby order tho above
citation TO be published In tho Gonzales Inquirer,
on shc day and year above written.
w. l.. BARROW,
Gonzales, Jan. 81, '53--S4.3w Sheriff q. G.
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Monroe & Brother,

nAvE just received . large and complct,
- stock Of ihe following articles which the,
oner for sale a. As low prices, and favorable terms
a. any house In
Western Tcxnx.
Fall and Winter fancy, black, and black and whit,
Prints;
Plaid. black. and black aud white Gipghafns;
Black aud fancy Alpacas, Of different styles anc
qualities;
Muslin DeLaines;
Black and fancy plaid, wool and black silk Shswh
Black. Grape and fix Bonncts:
Embroidered Capcs and Collars;
Brown and blcached Domcsiics;
Apron snd Counterpart Checks;
flannels, Jeans, Saiinet, and Tweeds ~
P1aid Linscys, Negro kcrscys and LinscySt
Bed, colored and Negro Blankets.
CLO7WiNO. FL
Mems cloth, sack, fsock and dress Goats, OF all colors;
Mems blanket, blanket cloth and bruAduloth
Overcoats, all styles and colors
Ako, black and fancy cashmere Pant
Linen Bosom Shirts of every style md Quality;
Merino and silk undcrsiirs
Hickory, checked and calico Shirts
Boys' blanket, tweed and cloth Coats al sizcs;
Mems tweed Coats, In great variety;
Tweed, SAiinet and Kesscy Pants;
ROOTS ANDSSHOEs.
Mems peggcd and sewod Calf Boots;
do. do. do. do. Kip do.
do. DO. do. do. Calf and Kip Shoes;
Black Kip and Russell Brogans;
Boys do. do. do;
8 cases boys kip and calf Boots;
Ladies' kip and calf Bootees; also, walking, No
roco, Calf and Kid Shoes.
hooks.
I.eyitt's and Groves Greek Lcxicons;
Bullion's Greek Reader, Grammar, Cesar and
Sallust
Spcncer's Latin Lessons;
Bycr's Dictionaries
Saskinfs Spanish, Newman and Bycrs Spanish Die.
tionnres;
MitchcIs Intermediate Geography;
Davis Aigebrns and Arithmctlcs;
Bullon's English and Latin Grammars;
Mc6unic's Isl, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9th Readers;
WcbstGr's School Dictionaries aud Spoilers;
Wcbster's Large Octave Dictionary;
Bolmar's Lcvizac Grammars
Comstock's Chemistry
ALAG, SniithIs and Smilcy's Taquellcs Tclnmaque
Rogers French Dictionary;
Sackeld's first book In Spanish
Queens wa.e. Hard Ware, Window Glass, Putt,
Nails, Carpenters Tools, Soap. Candies,
Powder, Pepper, Spice, Ginger
Starch, Salarntus, Soda,
Alum, copcrus.
0ROCERiES AND LIQUORS.
a5 bblA. Rectlicd Wbiskcy,s4 bbla. Rye Whiskcy,
10 half do. do. 4 half bbis. Mackerci,
4 hbls. Molassos, . bbls. Rice,
9 huff do, . do. Loaf sugrr,
Q boxes brandy Cherries, = do. Crackers,
8 do. Ciarzet WinN, 2 casks Cog. brandy,
cask Port d0 iskcg Irish whiskcy,
do. Aalsge dgA{4eH 20 lags Coffee,
2b bblt, Hour so do, coarse Salt.
G,cersiss scAd az tdsh pitheaf Ytspset d persons
Mill IND GIN BANDS
Doz, 81 I, 8 aud 10 inch Rubber, juss received
GIGARS.
SpO0 esSolfed All fserp. for salc low.
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HtVh SStttNt.
kFISfS &c Astsalessssafica hasiHx h~An gssn.
MS td - Tee aaasFsssned % the essAss "a Nav
Y faAtAsA. S~A. tp he Iisa ueaasy Ceast q
ssssAle. ssNsty ~ ma Netsesss< tstsst lssA, al
FesssAs tsysae r8a3zss Axsiess es4 sesssc sse heee,
ny ns*h~s ~ rsessAt sAssa. taiy AnsAeAeessA
sssAsa ~ ssnss pseNxsA<Ss ~ ss~. sod sAess q.
ds1ssa al esake lssseeease pssoSsa - ~
WM. n aaEE
fNH a. sHS1<~&e A8A1xksssssAz
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ToSKph UtfiriaARn wesia sssswesAasss Il.
~ sHs Ne ssssnssess nf as ssss4 ,naeassa IL
haA. 81 eess= As~nrA AMI ssst4s hs rsse ~
otAsfwie -. aeSesw she nFxt % JsAsssy ~ ss.ste
eccsaHss wea ls fiseeA IN I've hasss q stss
fe~s~u e<Acss &c cnMxshoo.
stse "a fESs4na
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II 80 fSM s&@AtsA % tks lelo hanc % Mai.
- slak, WINS. Ngs fsaveesflly lesl.ea
- eza as8 $3.50 s sc~ansss And ansoe. a. nSsaay
- sse1fs; SA3 #aey nsssss he hsss. ia 80 solaa
WI zsAS8t<sy HNisaws a~aestfsear aazsss. ana 4
tka sssue t tsai In MAIL.
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Notice..

sTIHE late 6m Of Matthews Z Villa having been
! dissolved by the Withdrawal Of Vim A. Nat
thewS to take effect Jsussry lst 1854, Eotice n
hereby given 10 all persons indebted to ", by note
or account TO come Onward Immediately aud sstt.
che nnc With ID. Willis.
(Ngned) WV. A. MATTHEWS.
(Signcd) d. WILLIS.
Gonzales, December so, '63.
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Religious Appointments.

kev. }. u. ~stribling, Of the Baptist Denomination
breaches in this place on the first Sabbath IL every
month.
Rer. A. II. Walker. Of the Cumberland Prcsbyte.
rians, on the second Sabbath OF every month.
hev: a. Davidson. of the N. l.. Church, on the
third Sabbath of every month.
Rev. John McCrae, Of the Old School Presbyte.
rians, on the fourth Sabbath Of every month.
bath.
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San Marcos Vermicide!
TIE BEST REMEDY NOW EY7ANTy
JNok DESTROYING worms In cattle, the great pest
- OF Stock Raiscrs In Texas. Those Interested
In preventing the destruction of their stock and iino
animals, will do well to call and try this T" ycrIni.
cidc.' ~ II Is not only superior, but cheaper, than
sny quality Of calomcl now AZ much used.
Manufactured and for sale by
June IL, is53-ly T.. l.. BEAUMONT & Co.
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D.. Willis.

". Wills,
0ULD most respectfully beg iesvs 70 caii
the attention Of his friends and custnnnera.
70 the above notice os dissoiutich, and would also
embrace this opportunity nf iufonning them thas be
vii CONTINUE BVSLNkS6 AT Tux OLD
Regular supply e13GeO6s
SUITED TO TIE AARkx7,
eonsfstipg In part u
" 0snNhur4Sr&
Domestics, Tfckings
Cotonadcs, brown K blenched
Llneus CAsslmeres, FAnnels. Prints.
Printed. White 4 Embroidered Musiins 4
Lawns, Black and Fancy Silks, Tissues and he.
reyes, Ginghanis, cotton and linen Drllings, Hosiery,
Gloves. Wells, wrought Collars and Secvcs.
READY MADE CLo7YIYO.
Tor winter wear. OF every variety Of style and pat
torn. q -
HATS.
o A large and varied assortment.
BOOTS q SHOES.
Ladies' Silk and Lasting Caters Jenny Linds,
Boomers, Kid Slippers. Walking Shoes, Children
and Missos' Shoes assorted, Gents. Cloth Lasting 4
Kid Caters, Pumps, Slippers, Boots Of every kind.
HARDWARE.
Blacksmith. Bench aud Farming Tools, Ploughs.
>~~ ~ &tAefat y NhNoNAN utI4
9 large assortment Of Nails, Locks, La.ches. lin.
zYNWARK
Buckets, Pans, Dippcrs, Strainors, lard Cans,
Nt So WOOD WARE.
Pales, Buckets, Trays, Rolling Pms. Axe handles.
RADDLERY.
Ladies' aud Gents. Saddles, Brides, Martingalcs,
Girths. Stirrups and Lcathcra, Whips Of every kind,
Croupcrs, Carpet and Saddle Bags valices, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars and Backbsmds.
!MEDlCLNES.
Quininc. Calomcl, Castor OIL 40. o, L.audanum,
Mustang Iinamcnt, Pain Killer, Jayncs' Medicines
Of several kinds. Sersaparilla, British, Sweet. Lin.
seed and Lamp OH. Tutpentine, White and Black
Lead, Glass. Putty, and a great variety of other ar.
ticlcs too numerous TO mention, all of which we offer
for aalc at moderate and steady prices.
Call In and examine for yourselves.
Gonzales. December 81. 1855 y
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kssena

#HHh84 ESfsfsaE
xf5sfs&xx of Geld sn ssnsaxmses
4{St7SE indebted TO The undersigned arr 70.
e S5{8Hs rsqsexsod 10 eaii III die oiBse Of
ao<,s*A 11ssf<s aud aes,ie ap thc;sS. eIaims al ihs
~essaexi 83 tHasy II DOT | win ~ board 10 prY.
kasns 5zz @sS&asaat task cf t~aiurlag ssals thereon
lsspegs's8 EDWARn AAlLOpn.
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##x Fs& Sc ~ III 1@Setk rxsA.
ks& SesANes 90 ~ C~ssnaNss3s ass ftss
xh xsAznts
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Executors Notice,

HDNNNNt'E = AFVttVts
VIE undersigned having heoa appointed tx.
q csatcfs Of The tsSs wia and Tesssn,eas III
kssssss Stevens, deeds sse,ify ~ persens hassas
Csei'as sgasass said essascs to lscsen, iheHa Coz paw.
nseot. sod shese Indicated 10 esake snsaedlsse rns.
Hssnt FRANCIS + sTgyRNS
Exerassis.
A, IL jones'
Exet4lef.
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Notice TO Shippers.

k~SHlpFEHs per Harris & Morset's line Of steam
~ ships from New Orleans, arc respectfully nosi-
fed that from and alter ,iis date, = teiac,ion &c ~,
ceais per barrel viii he made on all freight landed
on the pcwdcr Horn Wharf, indianoh.
They atc also Notified TINT al, ceston and produce
Intended FOR shipment per said steamers. must hc
delivered al Powder Horn Wharf a, Tho espense ii
shippets4 a.. N. CALDWELL.
lmdlannia. IanuArs [, l~Sai-SA.im AGENT
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
PeIamcH a. Eovett,

Groceries and I~goUisioas,
Have moved from the old corner to their now
store, ffss door west of the Star Hotel, whore shcy
viii keep on hand and for sale a general assoft
'ncns OF Staple and Fancy Groceries, n~arlsaru
and CUTLERY.
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Administrators Notice.

TtiiH ea'Ssrsixaest fssin9 1reea snea1ntea taaJa.
\ lsaAsss q sAe Estate u leshaa fAseaaksn de-
eessei assikes Al pesseas iaatttea 10 ala Estsss.
70 aaAe ksHteshsie psyeasss, and these hsv1es
calse % rtessa, tsssa a. pro@xserSs ~ 3ss.
A. H HOMES
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IRISH POTATOES AND onions, far said 5,
=. Dec. IL u. bs PECK
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FALL N WINTER GOODS!
BENJAMIN B. Peck

Corner er 81. James anal 81. Petsys Streets.
S now receiving direct rom M York. . gen.
u crai assortment Of
Fall md Winter Goods
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JsasAry I. isslss sv
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Gonsaics. scmp,embcs 10, 1884.
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Ready Made Clothing.

Gonzales, October s, is6s.-i-y