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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUHDAY. June l3-eP.H
The weekly hank statement publshsd this morn.
ing had depressing influence upon prices foe fancy
stocks. At the nut board, Canton Company fsn on X
per cent; Cumberland, y; Brunswick Land Company, y;
New York Genital Railroad, u Harlem, "; Reading
Railroad, Y; Hudson Railroad, X New Haven Railroad,
l. Michigan Central Railroad and Michigan Southern
Railroad, u each. Tho tendency throughout down.
ward with considerable activity In transactions. We
have nothing to report in Parker Vein. There Is
nothing doing In the stock but 1t u held ut three per
cent Some of the directors who have just returned
from Cumberland speak In the highest terms Of the
panys property, and believe that 1t be made pro-
ductive It is undoubtedly very valuable estate Gum.
beriand was not offered freely to-day The sales up
only three hundred shares Holders Of snort contracts
are managing to keep them all good, that the
differences will be realized at maturity But for the fear
of Of them proving bad the market value Of the
stock would be materially enhanced Nicar aqua has for
some days past auctuated between FIX and 2sX per
cent, with moderate amount Of business A whole
the stock market heavily deprssssd There ID no spe
cuation going on and We SEQ Of that feeling among
operators essential to Of present
prices With perhaps two exceptions We look for
lower points in the fancss There IL nothing to sustain
them, and they must fall from their own weight.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds made at auction by Simeon
Draper
1000 Peru and Indianapolis RR LIST mort Int added 90
1900 Great Western r. r. III. LIST /" SO
1900 sandusky, MAnsaeld b Newark LIST mort. /" 81
$4,000 Junction r. r. Ohio, 90
5000 Illinois Central r. R., 70
40 shares East River Insurance Company. 80
10 do. Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company 30
The Superintendent Of the Banking Department has
given notice that the outstanding notes Of the Atlas
Bank Cymer must be presented for redemption within
six months from the 9th of June The stock notes will
be redeemed 81 cents and the stock and real estate
notes at IS cents the dollar presentation at the Of
fee Of the Superintendent.
The receipts a the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
the port Of New York this day. June 1S S125
the payments amounted to 1921 o4 es leaving balance
on hand Of $8,S74,571 93.
The warrants entered the books of the Treasury De-
partment at Washington, Saturday, the 10th inst
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The annexed report made by Mr.. Nichafey the Presi
dent Of the Cumberland Coxi and Iron Company
after his election accompanied the statement published
few days SINCE upon the organization of the board
of directors It's examination 10 necessary for full
comprehension of the great Of the company
OFFICE OF TIE CUMBERLAND Coal AND IRON Co.
NEW YORK, April 20, 1854. I
At the request of some Of the stockholders, have
carefully prepared and herewith submit Of
the condition of the company on the LIST inst
STATEMENT.
Railroad, rolling stock mine cars, machine
ry, .ss75, sl6 65
Canal boats, steamers, schooners, barges, and
other personal property, real estate in the
cities Of Cumberland, Alexandria and Bali-
more 4s4 o7o ~
Mining ands improvements at the mines 1897 II
on account 2e7 1877 50
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pMLIARD rARLRs. &C., roR sALR--A LAR0-
ID and elegant Assartmsnk Of rosewood sAj mshagon1
table, vish voedss srSis ana slate bsds made rssy q
thipmsnt % tbs lowest rstss All other srtioss a6crs
sAlsss " Nksfds ks solt q ths lowest cash psiess
LkON AID BnNJAN1S. IN Rsoaivss
your ssssad hand tshlss cheap Tor cash
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METROPOLITAN HOTIL.-vAN DYKE AND COOrnB
M propristora Long Branch, New Jersey. n. n Va
tel and VIII BE- prepared TO asconmodass besrtsss ts
18th June The location b surpassed The heuas
and furniture tbs estabshmens Il she largest 80
most nodious the shore. There = daily eeAas
Alice g. Price James ChristcPher. and Ocean wsvs.
been procured that detention will take plsNs wksa
the water 10 too low for the stsAboa 70 tbs fvs
there viii Be the best Of a.tsndsnoe and tie
Of the proprietors In making the Ms
posan In every respect fret osss hotel Arpsatsn Coz
rooms for other information relative 70 ths Ae<
may be made TO yosaph Cooper, Long Branch n u a.
to H. n. Van DYKE % Cathsrins slip. New York.
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The s,seple OF a Rsyast church in Rome oneid,
sepp,y, aas sg:s b, .lsaas % -alss.J. as.srasaa.
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BILLIARDS.

nILLIARrs -BAssroRDs ROOMS, WITH TOvR-
Pfrsappis aad fulton strse Drcoklyn fsavsD1
will ind II BAssfords New York tables M
good atss6aaes 81 I6p Ch smut street. PhisdelphiA
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WADAwAHUCK HOUSE. sTONrNoxov, COVE
w This sstabli~hnsnt having been pat II eenpaeAe
repair VIII b opsa Ter the q 6usss - - -
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DoRT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL aHnDWa.
bury N This saiubrious and bssutfaIly lessGeA
retreat for tho reception Of boArdsrs yin
be kept 1rs class house For surf axd st baAAinx
boating nsbns sunnins drives and romantic scenery
Boats will four trips daily
summer from foot Of Robinson street A. they isev
every ing, aud return each afternoon, SundAyU
included. No mos ruitoes fever and seue Faailiss
DESTROYS Of recurring shoud make early aDpoo1s
\ oottare 10 fet--rout SC0.
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CNIrHsoNIAN nousE-eo4 DRoADwAY. ON -

CMITHSONIAN HOUsE-6M BROADWAY ON I'm
= sens block With the Mesropoitaa Hotel aud tksss
dcos below Hsusten street. This hotel hAviag jus -
shr.sssoes IN Be opened .hs sh q Jus. iastsaA 1ss
fort Of 6rss csss hotel Pross Of rooms rsnsine fsn e
cents day each perscu Nsai rsstsursEx T. -
connected wish the house. elsewhers - The eusG
p.er 0s1ssmss from ths country vi.h their sfyss -
mss VII - received with especial attaaxsn anA - -
acconE odsteBs ss 81 the best hotel II the oity n
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VVEsT HOB0KxN HoIEL. n. J-rHR UNRIvALLED
s.. the .hols Z: The sng,s Ci z: ,ss,s nsssss say
base res dsrs il ous Of psoss ~ s91
Wines liquors Of tie be quenty God statlG
QUOT grounds Ac Stagss fre1 The HekekeA sry " IA
DOR. dAmukL O. JOLLY. rrssrietes
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powELroE HOUSE, EEwBURG.-rHIs DKsIRADss1
place o<ssumsr resort u again ready for ths rsssosa
of visitors It's elevation IL high and nandng; e.
ry Of air tbs xosi.ent roads dAs - ~
cnity Of Eewburg. render ts location unequAs6 -
banks Of the Hudson river. H. BlAxR
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TUST received direct from New York a large
v and well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
comprising the following viz:
Fine black and beaver cloth over Goats;
Also Blanket, Petcrsham and Pilot do;
Satinct, Tweed and Jeans irock Coats and
Sackatccs,
Black and fancy frock and dress cloth Coats;
Satin, Silk, Plush and Cashmere Vests
Black and fancy Cashmere, Satinct, Tweed
and Jeans Pants;
/" b. Calico, Check and Stripe Shirts;
l.. w. Mcripo and Cotton Under Shirts;
l.. w. Mcrino and Cotton Drawers, and yari
GUS other articles too tedious to cnumcratc.
Please call soon and get first choice and u
good fit. B. b. PECK.
Corner st. James and st. Peters st.
Gonzales. October 8, 1S58.-l9-y
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TIL MPSON's
Transparent Soap and
WASHING COMPOUND.

,LEANLlNEss as a virtue, has ever been claim'd,
Ana NH with low vices Is usually named:
How important II Is then, abroad when weir, SEEN,
That our persons and linen, should alwnys be clean
These truths nl asscnted to, may We not hone.
TO increase the demand of our beautiful Sonp-
An article Fragrant, Transparent, Refined,
And to supcrscde all impure Soups, Is dcstatd-
is properties varied, the quality prime,
rs virtues retaining IN every chime
Ny lis use you avoid irritation and pain,
And with chapp'd hands will never be troubled
again.
IL the Ladies viii give it a trial, VIC know
1t never can ihil in their favor TO grow:
And hence in their houses no other be found.
Than IhompsQn's Transparent, Sweet Washing
Compound.
ny n Chemical process to him only known,
And for which n Diploma can always be shown,O
lie extracts al Notwithstanding II sweet,
Observation-Disclosures To be beat
Hence for Hotel, or Laundry, on land, or at sea,
An article finer, or purcr, can't he
Then Ladies ond Gentlemen, give ia n call,
And purchase n Dox--c Cake, Bar. or Ball;
Us we always cndeTor to keep upon hand.
y supply, that will meet tho Increasing demand.
For sale by
RUSSELL, HAMUN & BAIRD.
HoiLalcA, April &, 1884,
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Another Fresh Arrival,

lAe undersigned have jus, received
thompson Transparent Soap,
%Ia!iots Crystalline Wash Iall., Fancy co,o,,os
Lgbin,s Extracts, Hair Rcgcnera.ors.
Bears Oh, Bandolinc Fixatricc, Mccn Fun.
Shiistianis Cathairon, French Shaving Scan
Lily White, Jenny Lind Hair Clos. Cry.taIlinn %
made, Nutritiye Cream, Perfuned Emorics.
Toilet Powders,
sW.eh' Hiilratus, Soda, Black Pepper, Mustard.
sperm and Star Candles. Yeast Powder.
stationery, Fine Chewing Tobacco and Cigars.
OF. hipnnies. Pocket Books, Bank Note Cases,
Steel Purses, Wei and Paint Buckets Ctorns >
Cocoa pippcrs, Violins and Violin Strings.
Accorieans, Fine Fans, and ChIdrcn's TOYS. and
II thousand other Yankee notions, calculated 10
please both the young and old. all of which We
oher Tor cash, or TO prompt paving customers ON
'ne hsna' time, nj prices a-tonishirgly low. Cal, and
sec' and remember we make no charge for sbow.
ing goods. RUSSELL, HAMoN 4 BAIRD,
Gonzales, April &, 1851.
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The Fine Stallion
POwHATTAN wn4p.

YI5l1.l, stand the present season at Mr.. Hez-
wv okiah Parkc's, Eve miles from Gonzales
and two miles from Russell Jones, Immediately
on the road from the former place to Victoria.
lIo viii, be permitted to serve mares Mt So tho
single Temp, or 81 tho season, and $l0 to in.
sure the mare in foal, The season will com-
menco the 10th OF March and end tho last of
June. The insurance money will be due when
the mare is known TO be in foal or parted with
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
Powhattan Whip was sired by superior
Whip, he by Blsckbutn's Whip, and ho by
tho old imported Whip. Powhattan Whips
dam was sired by the famous horse old Pow.
haitian, his grand dam by old Cellar. Powhat.
tan Whip Is "a rich brown bay, no white about
him, ~ hands one incl, high,
Send us somc good mares and we will try
and show YOU some stock neNt Spring that
viii make you think OF tbs days of old Whip.
L. PARISH.
Gonzales county, March II, ls54~ii-sl
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The State Of Texas.

Sssg "
III The name and By tie authority Of the State OF
7sras--1b TIC Sheriff of said County, GnrrrlNti:
AN HERBAS Richard Wells Administrator
Wv De bonis non, of the Estate of Fleming
t. Wells, deceased, has filed his petition in the
District Court OF taid County, representing that
said i, II. Wells died In 1871, in Gonzales County,
State aforesaid, aud that in July of the same yeer,
Edwin w. Moore, was by the Probate Court of
Gonzales County, appointed Administrator of the
Estate of said decedcnt, and entered into bond with
approved securities in the terms of the Law, and
took the oath required, shat said securities on said
bond were French Smith, n resident of Guadalupe
County, State of Texas, and Charles Breaches, a re-
sident OF Gonzales County, State aforesaid, that
said Moore never presented to thu Court any in
vcntory of said Estate, that he never Discharged
the duties and obligations devolviag on him AZ Adj
ministrator, as aforesaid, tina. he wasted the Estate,
and appropriated the assets thereof, 10 his own use,
that large amounts of monies, &e., came into the
hands OF said Moore - Administrator, "a aforesaid.
and that said Moore has never accounted therefor,
either to the Probate Court or Petitioner, or any
one else, that said Moore as Administrator as alore-
said, has never paid my debt Of tho Estate, and
has hitherto refused and still refuses TO pay over To
Petitioner the amount OF money or property of the
Estate which came into his possession as Admins.
traitor, "a aforesaid, aud has cmbczzled and wasted
said Estate, and acted ifa;dulently therein, and
TINT said bond has been broken and forfeited, and
N''s HN' -''NiNs 'i''ti uNi PiltIt uHNt become
liable ON said bond for the damages allcdgcd, to.wit.
sloI7 o. petitioner therefore priys Judgment
against all three Of said cbligors in said bond and
for damages, costs of suit, equity and general relief:
aud WIN. II. Stewart, Attorney for said Richard
Wells as Administrators, as aforesaid, having made
affidavit before mc that the residence OF the be-
fcnaont, H.. w. Moore, is lnknown to the afiant;
these are, therefore, 10 command you to cite the
said L. w. Moore 10y making publication OF this
writ In. the Gonzales Inquirer, a newspaper pub.
lished in the town of Gonzales, 20, four successive
weeks, that he he and appear before the Honorable
the District Court of said Stste, to lac holden In aud
Tor said County, at the Courthouse thereof IN the
town OF Gonzales, 81 the seventh Honday after the
first Monday in March, \. ID. 1851, thon aud thcro
to enswcs said petition.
Herein fdl not, hut Of this writ with your service
make duo return to- said Court.
>,A... Witness II. n. Boston Clerk of
sXgSfh. said Court aud the seal thereof arnc xcd
:k2S&. at Gonzales, this aist day of March,,
sWssksSEyS A.. ID. 1884.
ms H. u, BosToN, Clerk
1. @. G.. G.
Came to hand the Slst day of Metch a. u. lSal.
and | hereby orler the iotcgoing citation iu ~
pohlishcd ia The 6ona,lcs I%uquiycr, for four sue.
ccsSlvc weeks pFior 10 tho rctutu DAY hereof
W. l. BARROW, Sheriff a.. O.
Gonzales Apdl l, lSGi-i4stw
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Tic stnse OF Texns.

COUNTY or GONZALES.
Ia ne name and bg the authority IF ne STATE of
Tcras-1dM he SHERIFF Of SAID County, GRErrisa:
VE1llEREAS, Alien Caruthers, q citizen of
~ Dewitt county, Texas, has filed his petit
ton in the District Court of Gonzales Coun.
", representing that nc made, executed, and
delivered unto Volney H.. Howard n certain oh.
legation or agreement in writing, by which he
bound himself to convey 800 acres Of land, to
be selected out of certain lands mentioned in
said agreement, being surveys No. 9S, class
No. 9 for league, No, 90, class No. . for \
league and n survey of $40 acres, being nn
augmentation granted said A.. Carutaers, and
lying In Gonzales Land District, that said OBJ
igation or agreement, was given upon condi-
ton that he was To convey said 900 acres OF
land aforesaid, in case said ', H.. Howard as
niS attorney, should succeed in defending him
against n certain suit incutjoped In said agree
mcnt. and establishing said Caruthers' GER
tain locations; that no employed said Howard
10 attend to said suit, being a suit instituted
by John York against him in the District
Conr, of Gonzales county, Republic of Texas.
Petitioner represents that said Howard failed
IL attend 60 said suit. and failed in establishing
said locations, and that on account Of said fail.
IRE of said Howard, as aforesaid. he lost n val.
liable portion of said land, and said Howard
not having complied with Said agreement, he
prays that said agreement toe ~anmllci and
canecled, Sc Prayer is also made Tor costs
OF sui, and for equity aud general relief, and
VIM. Ill. Stewart "a attorney OF said A.. Ga.
ruthers, has mado affidavit bclarS Tue that the
said V, T. Howard ia not a resident OF this
State.
These are therefore: to coanman,l YOU to sum.
mon the said Nolnpy T. Howard, hy making
publication Of this citation for four successive
weeks In the Goosalcs Inquirer, \ newspaper
published in the tawn az Gonzales, that he tc
aud appear hclerc the lloncrahla the District
Neutt ef said state, 90 hc holden Ia aad Er
said county, AZ the Court house thcrNaC, In the
town Of UeNesicS. on tho seventh MONDAY af.
ssr TIE HIST Monday Ia Ma.ch. \ - 1851,
teen end there 10 answer said petition
Herein Gail nas. hat of this pp<vss With
yaat scsvteS make due tvtars 10 said COayt.
~ Witness 70. u l~ioSgon. Clerk VI
lis sad tNas, saa the zeal thsfeaL at
uvaxsleS ths slst day os Match.
y, u 1884 " Il noSruN, Clerk
~ G. "a. g.
CArse 10 hand a,e ALA aay az slarrh. 1884,
snl ! h~sSy ortSs pshieatssn ~ the epserO.
lex ssatea n stc U0nsAlc< l~nQaifcy, Coz fo,ss
ssssessS&Se sgeks. bvsas ths retmsn day theFe
W T. BARROW. ShH q. e.
tlsssa5eS. Arrsa |, lSss ss~st
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Druus IL Medicines,

N ulNINE, Caioincl, Pi. Hydrarg, iodine,
W Stryclninc, Laudanum, Paragoric, Crcosotc
for toothrache, ldthargc, l.obolia Sun. Pulvis, Lobe
lin Tinct,, Composition No. g, Pcpsin cur for dys-
pepsia, Wis,ars Balsam of Wild Cherry, Towns
ends Sarsaparila, Pain Killer, (Daviso Flax Seed,
Pemyroyal, Hops, Sage, Chamomilc Flowers, white
%Calamus, Slippery Elm, NuS Vomica, Borax, Chalk,
Whiting, Putty, Linseed Oil, Copal Varnisl., White
Lead, Window Glass, SO. Also, u general assert
mcnt of Jayncs' Patent Medicines, and various 9th.
or articles in this line too tedious To mention.
For sale by Il. Ii. PECK.
Gonzales, December II, 1853.
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'cne a'inc 1'heraash.isrca
JAG *
X O - - ~ TIL

WILL. stand tho present season AZ the farm.
W er's stsatl " the town ef Gonzales, aud
a, the Farm. az Thomas Hodges, 81. And iashi
ilpiget
kossath = Hfagsssst hands htsa. ani ives sS
yeess 80 he ssth he. ssst Vie cas ssearhs
R,sA p4nseS.vS. ~ Ma. ! Mitchell Ito h ussl
E,rael, hfec hstso ard mscse. saa sia aos Tsgl N
plcass the sse a th.s ssgtnlne comsAaatts. Hfase
81 BIS teas OIL Sols cannot - l.inrhi So kiot.
ftshsseke Coz asarcs He@ = ,GssaGeas can te sas
Al les asssi al TAosnas iIotens Sc
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y eygetry.

TUST received direct from New York a select
v lot of JEWELRY. consisting of Breast
Pins, Cuff Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
All those wishing anything in this line would
do well TO call early and make selections. -
You will please r~ecollect the old stand, corner
of st. james & st. Peters Streets, next door
north OF the Collins House.
October s 1853. b. h. PECK.
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MEDICINES.

Qu!niEe, Calomel, Castor Oil No. g, Laudanuin,
Mustang i%inauent, Pain Killer, Joynes' Medicines
of several kinds, sarsaparilla, British Sweet, Lin.
sced and lamp Oil, TurRcntine, White and Black
Lead, Glass, Putty, and a great variety of other ar
uclcs too numerous Ia mention, all of which We offer
for salc at moderate and steady prices.
Call in and examine for yourselves,
Gonzales, December 81, 1879
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KeSSt5H VS. arsi rs 1sss fetk. Al farastei
lst aSaa wsssA As asss ~es ~ HAAS INes a
T-esxseoe, FsaesS jsek sss 4aa 50 sagshs. srf
terk sAe fVeHfs&s "a tAe A<raftafsi Fafs% fe at
Sc @sse seess "a reecees4 Rststs JR& ~
n 4ekn ~ Esnsatkv
f~EEn@MxSa she s~cseea-p&szte ~ ts4 sma
- he aesuN ~hSth "a tsssefsxte M IssA 1eae
A goNt%
0aSseA@ s'wts Is 1874 A. sa
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Notice.

TliE late firm Of Matthews * Wilps having been
l dissolved by the withdrawal OF VIM. 4. Mat.
thews, To take effect January lst, 1851, notice Is
hereby given to all persons Indebted To u, by note
or account. go come forward Immediately and settle
the same with 3D.. Wills.
tSicned) WIN. A. MATTHEW'S.
(Signed) ID. WILLIS.
Gonzales, December 80, '53.
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NOTICE.

u ENTERS &C Administration having beNa gran.
"a tel ,hc saletssact upoa th- ssssN ~ =.
iluiebsnsot decd, bN thc uca Coepl, Cvt cl
G9nEdc county az tAc Fvh,,eIy leuh thsysss.
,areals bt,ia clNsas against said ssssc se H,4i
l,sl te ptes14, shom " Jbln lbs hB,o ptcStl6ad
slS law. cgavsatse they pRl - isgEVi
", HISS JoNE$
Aimlaisitsus az s. liatvliasm iecsl
Gpumle$ AsrvA IS. tSst~,aaa
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AND WINTER GOODS!
Benjamin B. Peck,

Garner Of 81. James and 81. Pctcrs Streets.
5 now receiving direct from Nes ivrk, a gen.
Il wal assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
embracing nearly every article needed in this mar.
kct-yiT:
Fine black Brocadc and fancy drcS. silks; some We.
ry rich and beautiful French, English and Am.
Grican Mousin DcLaincs; French and Eng
hsh Merinos of all colors and quail
ties: Cruycllis Robes; Regent
silks; Alpacas of every Grade,
Some silk Warped:
Gingharss and Callcocs OF the latest style; Cam.
bricks; iinc Lace Capcs and Collars; Chcniscttcs;
Under Shelves; Cuft. &c. These are indeed mdgni.
fccnt and hard t. beat. Also beautiful Shawls, L..
&. handkerchief, Thread, iaces, I~nscrtings and
Edgings, Jacouct and Swiss do, ami fine black
silk Lace; Dress Trimmings, silk aud Satin Bon
nets and Ribbons; Belts and Gloves; fine Caters
and Shoes; ingram, Marine and silk Hose and
thousands of other articles in this department, too
tedious To mention.
FOR GENTS WEAR.--Finc black French
Cloths, Ncsting1, Cashiers, Sntine,tcs, Twoeds,
Jcails, &c, ard n general assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Fine Beaver, Molcskin, KoSsuth, sam Houston,
Lady franklin and Pearl Planter Hats; Cloth and
Plush Caps; Boots and Shoes, OF every variety.
ALSO, NEGRO Hats and Shoes, Goats and
Pants, Kcrseys, L.inscys, Lowens. Domcstics,
Blankets, &c. Also a large assortment Of fine Bed
Blankets.
HARDIN RE.--Thc finest assortment ever
brought. 10 this market. Queens, Wood aud Gls&
Ware. tAiso n few China Tea Sets. chcap)
GROCERlES.-Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Flour, To.
bacco, Nails, Powder, Shot, Lead &c.
SADDLERf-A large add splendid assortment.
ALSO some excellent old Port Wine and Frencl,
Brandy for medicinal purposes.
ALSO, l have a full supply of Bagging, Rope
and Irvine for customers at market rates.
IS my stock of goods ia large Ind I am deter.
mined To sell, | think ! can make &c advantageous
10 purchasers to buy OF me.
All are respectfully invited to call and examine.
ID. Is. fTCK.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-15
One Negro and ia yaiua hic Trnci
OF LAND FOR SALE.

SSTitt be sold to the highest bidder Ter o.
wv cash, gt the Courthouse door IN Con. *
,alcs, At / o'clock. on Monday the lsl DAY of ~
Max, il hciug the md week of District Court,
4 IlkElY NEGRO MAN
In the s0th yepr ot bis age, a No. | field hand and
WAGNER Sold Tor no fault whatcyor, but purely
ior the luxury of being oUt OF debt.
! also olor at private sale my VALUABLE I'm
TRACT Of LAND, situated upon the west >stI
habk Of the Suadalupc river. three miles above
the town at Gouxalcs, containing Taos acres, about
21O of Nlid, arc Ia cultivation, and upon which Is
a dwelling house. kitehcn. smoke house and i've
.,ecso cabins. Alto = NEW GIN AND PRESS, al,
"a guui RUNNING erler
With tho ssasc win Ne sold &c desired = post
oak tuart adjoining the above; containing lipa
Aeres oue hslf Of which j. a. vel timtnred as ans
Ia thu coug,ry, The titles are iudispatably gu,4l
\ hfthey description vi the ai,1vu property Is
,lcsmed useless. "a na mAn nill thiEk OF pAtelsasiny
NlIhout A aaNate examination,
April i, tS6t-i@sw L. CLEVELAND.