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VALUABLE Brick uo... aud Lo, al private sale

VALUABLE Brick House and Lot at private sale -
We win sell private valuable house
and lot situated The south side n between 18Th
The house contains besides
Of The finest vqws the city The lot twenty
six inches running back hundred and
side alley and side alley. There
brick building the back Of the boz suitable for
wants rooms, wood and coal houses, stables, Nc.
Persons Wishing ohtsn desirable residence will hnd
unsurpassed It's location by any In Washington.
ror fursfer particulars apply 20 GREEN h SCOTT,
Mar 22-2sw3w Aucuoneers.
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DtsTRoT on CoLuMRIA g,
Washington county, w"
ORPHANS Coupr,
February ~, 1854.
nWD ED of Cen.
Robert Armstrong, OF Washington county decessed
the required The creditors said deceased by
vef,semeni once week, Tor three weeks 10 the Union
Test ED. ". ROACH,
Register of Wills
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q Office OF che or the once from
Z SPARTA, TO ELBA, In ALABAMA.
Under authority
ohanges the location OF land ocs. approved March
hereby declared and made
% ta pabc lands in the Sparta district Alabama, will
moved from the OF SPARTA its present location ELBA
la Coffee county, said State, day OF April
Given under hand the city OF Washington this fouecn
day q February, Domni thousand eight hundred and
dfty. four
FRANKLIN FIERCE
BY tho PRESIDENT
Jons WILSON, er.-..a.s
mt..l Commissioner Of lhe General Land Once.
l7-wi3w
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TIs very large superb hotel open socomwoda-
of travellers Tho proprispr., in presenting their
hmsnt cor public patronage take the opportunity that
Union contains SUPERIOR either In
ne-s embellishments richness Of furniture,
fitted with all the modern fac
business and render all the comfort possible guests
study ~ the poproors TO do all that within
snourn Of travellers satisfactory ard
Jan 2a-d3m GEORGE MOORE \ co.
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Co.. eissA3 "a "a - 3lfsaR
Washington Branch Rahroad.-Trsins Run Fol-
lowai
EAvE daily, except Sunday, 6 and M, 3A and
IL On Sunday, at o, m, and 8, m.
The B. p M express stops only AnnNpo.
tnn Relay Others way stntious
Trims 6, m, and *, p. ms connect with Annapolis.
Do do O, a. M, and s, p. do west.
DO do and 8, al m, and 5, p. do
Fare from Washington Baltimore. 81 Is
Do do do and return / 80
Annapolis Observation-Disclosures. / rs
Do do do 4
The round Trip tickets all procured ofca
and good for the day upon which they are issued.
T. II. PARSONS,
July l6-dn Agent
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EVANS x wATsoy's philadelphia ,r.nuf.etnr.

ENANs q whTsON's Phiisdcl ph III az a
IL patent KEY hole selsmander and
large assortment alwsys erect Philad
phia Also hans vnult, and iron fer %
rsnted equal ~ any In the Omitted States. E# ~
Reference n In rDrn
cgn be named, Over y 600 Of
I'd MaGruder, h avenue, Washing
~ O. has n 10 receive
orders for
Farmers and Meshanics Bank, Philadelphia
United States Mint, do
United states Arsenal, ia Philadelphia, CAIiornia
Utitrd States Apprnisers Once, Philsdelphia
Pennsylvania Rsiivc,d Company, safes 4#.. Ed
PHILADELPHIA, Germantown, Morsown Railroad
y sal. r.
Richard Norris n Son, locomotive works, PHILADELPHIA
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Nirrint,
for RurSrworfh's superior hank locks.
Patent siateiined refnReraorr.
July 3l-9awly
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IoEi IoEit IcEiii

undersigned his thanks for their vary lin
era patronage for the sir years. and hopes 10 merit con
unuspce Of the
Having the Of large eastern ico company will be
dealers by the and
such smaller quantities they require through The
son., q stated price.
Orders received by Charles aou Co.. drugRs corner az
svana and streets John Given Co. wood and Goa
dealers of iath and streets Office Monument hin
they may be directed 70 me through the pos, once
Mar p--faw2m INO. pETTIRoNH.
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rrIAa FRODsUANk improved chron,rn.s~r svnsch n.
" plain hunting ofeysy variety style and size
LADIES' wATCaES, ~ and elegant STYLES lust received
from snuf.ctoy of Charles Frodsr strand London
Aiso from the celebrated London
ksrs. For sale by @ .a..- ...#...
81. $1,000. 3. WILLARD, .
nee2f-d3m No, Congress street, Boston
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MORE q GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and Mann
MI Of Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge
Philadelphia make TO order iron railing
balconies public and private grounds, &C Also all kinds
M AM architectural iron work
would respectfully invite the Of the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity the railing enclosing lafayette
square this city Specimen drawings sent pcons
making a selection.
Dct
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Circuit Court for Montgomery coun
~, sitlibg as a Court OF Equity.
March term, lisa.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rc, Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
III the modern and cpnvnoncc for
ZION d the travelling public
~ ay
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coSrussroSsr Prsuo epuprSos
February 81, 1884.
pEOPOsAIs WITH b. received IN hs oca
Of April at O'Clock m, or grading zravelaE
of Maryland
bridge graded quvcled mag be directed by e
Cumnissionef Of Public Buildings .'-.v ... - !.
The work be ~ the best chsacfcr and be done
cepnnce 81 the Commissioner, appoint
inspect ~ sud Az NAT
October - =
The atcnng must be at least twelve depth
ire Of the street. npsrng on gradually Depth Al The
side
Security viii BE- required faithful performance Of e ,sok
Any surplus earth from the grading deposited al such
place, wi'hn reasonable distance, COMMISSIONER M,
ds.ignafe .F IT,
Proposers win the price per yard the rrv and
per supehcisl yard for The travelling including al
ferals.
b. D. FRENCH
Commissioner Of Public puifirrx
Feb 1a-dM fSentinel, and News
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ICE 1.-The subscriber would respectfully his
public that having succeeded filling large
Potomac and Rock Creek making his
responsible dealers for article he
pared deliver the pnnctuay OF Washington
the supply
with quantity required without change OF during
the
Orders left the following places through post oc
will meet with prompt attention.
Patterson Il Marin, Pennsylvania and 9Th street.
d. Gilman Pennsyva avenue,
" Harbaugh, 7th and q streets. #.
Kdwell Lawrence Pennsy and 18th
Il. g. Mcinire, 7th and
w H. Gilman, Pennsylvania and Az street
Vim Lord, 5th and G streets,
J. w. Marin, New York and 18th
Edw. Hall. Market Space, between 9th aud 7th
A. g. Rdgey, Pennsylvania between 10Th and Goth
Dr. J. ID. Gardner Capitol Hill
H. NJ. p. King, and 18th streets
+. B. Walsh, Navy Yard. M=....
q. r. Wannall, New York and 9th street. ...
L. r. Homead Maryland avenue and 7th street
w. w. Birth, Sd street, Trinity church.
J. w. Soihoron 4 Co.. Georgetown
Families will supplied month";
year, at one price, and fun supply guaranteed.
Nouce OF change residence, at the othce instead
the driver, will always prevent disappointment
Should mistakes neglect the of those delivering
The Ice notice given al the office will be Immediately attend
ed TO.
Ice constantly hand Elot drug of
18th which be had large small
est market rates.
l.. j. MIDDLETON,
Office northeast Of r and l2th streets,
and Easby's wharf.
Persons wishing supplied will please send their Names
dence and quantity the Office the
named Mar l4-lawlm
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AN, YORK, BREMEN, AND sOUTH-
xr1CR AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
NZU4&0 The ships comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Capt. H. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Capt. t. HiB
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EDWARD X. COLLINS Co,
No. rs WnI street. N. "
sRowH, SMILEY, Co,
Liverpces
n q. ROBERTS h CO.,
~ Kings Arms Yard London.
J. MUHR0E CO.,
2 Rue Nour Dsxse des victors''
Paris r
DRAPER Havre
accountants fb gold, lvt
bullon hills I"
ladnr are rnea here expessed
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SOMETUING NEw-1n consequence Of liberal patronage
y bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor
Aith Mr. Verge, from
process win be coorea with biancS
hiy unaanabe by the method, and far rurpang
beauty and decscy dctai finest paintings o
ladies' and rentemen invited
advance, and their
the hour designated. Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers store Pcnn-vana avenue between 4. and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
Mar t6-du
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD FOR
CINCINNATI Iotsie, Indianapolis, Coomh~s, Zr~ele, ts~
land, Toledo, Chicago, AVID 81 Louis
TROUGH tickets for al the above points be had at me %
j rona staff in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at o, arrv' in Whsshns
time with tho splendid Winchester and nnn
for weve miles from whespg heac. .recs by ra,r"." "a
Cleveland Toledo, Chicpao, Aon thence by steamboat
niles Louis, Leaving Washington ~ s, M, they w
afternoon with splendid aunon Line
Cincinnati and Louisville and Cor Indianapolis by ra
from Iawrenceburg.
Through Cincinnati Louisville, and indsArr
GAINESVILLE Columhos by nsi,onsi road Stages i
wheeling Passengers holding through tickets can lie over Az
point The and tickets spcy =" u "
PARSONS, agent Washington. . -
Feb T-an Master TysaspcriauonS
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NEW York, May I'D, rss3-Tho undersigned has this d.y
Office, No ~ William street, merchants
for the transaction of general brokerage business.
Bank mining railroad, State and city
securities bought and cold.
Promsory notes, bin, exchange and negotiated
May lp-dn EMANUEL ". HART
VIRGINIA Pay HoI,-r and Muster UoIi. Two
copies OF these and valuable lists soldiers
For sale Al TAYLOR MAURYss
reb 70 Bookstore near OH street.
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DANIEL HEyyNEE, and Many
ANN HHrFsKR, his VILE,
rs.
con IanSsoN and others,
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|rUOCDLATE, Cocoa, and Bvoms.--w. BAKER n co.'s
" American YhniNa chocolates.
have been awarded by the chief
the Union for sale by all the principal groceries IN
he United States, asd by their agents
Hussy Murray, New York Grant aud Twell-, Philadelphia
Thomas v. Brundgc, Raimoisl Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
oho, and =, ". Howell, Georgetown, ID g. 49,
WALTER BAKER, n Co,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass
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EoR ale LoascA eommodou fours,oy and attic house
Side, the of street House
oor recently been papered and
accommodating, and possession immed
ay Address 40, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
IS-du
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The New Liverpool United States mall
Steamers
The ships prising this line
The Atlantic Wen
inc Pachc Capt Nye
The Capt. LUIS
i.
~r-x~u.. These ships having been built by q
h1kA-taken
strength speed
unequaed for elegance and comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool in 1 csbin e2o
In
From Liverpool 10 New York, f3o and $40.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berth be secured until paid for.
.
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no tNNENTORs-Tho Office 81 the Inventors Protective Ma
Patent Once
The Office ready make solicit
for Us members, with ali possible despatch
model shop wil models
c al be made nj the shortest nsti
Inventors invited to call Office, whore desired in
be had In regard objects Union"
Al must be addressed Office where prompt
attention will be given them
Central Office. Washington, ~. G.
r.. g. CLAYTON,
President Of Inventors, Protective National Union.
Mar Is-diV
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN

u w. FIFTEEN AND JAMES ", sMYtnf. mirrors.
THIS work, the first number of which was ia
sued III Merch. 1853, IL composed mainly OF Sclcc.
tons from the Periodical Litera.arc of Grca, Brit,
ain, France, Germany, and the United States.
CHIEFLY, however, from that of Great Bdtaii. In al.
diuoh to American Journals, VIC have ordered and
are constantly receiving by inaii, the following En-.
ropcan publications;
The Edinburg Review. North I;ntish Review
Westminster Review, London Quarterly Review.
Eclectic kcvics, Retrospective Review, Chan,berN
Edinburgh Journal, Eliza Cookies ,ioutnal, House.
hold Words, United Service Journal. Columns New
Monthly, Dnhlin University Magazine, R~lackwoods
Edinburgh, Magazine. Ainsworil's Magazine, Fra,
s'ts Magazine, Hoods Magazine, Si,arpts Magazine.
faits Magazine, Genacmans Magazine, Black
woods Ladys MagUihc. Tho Repository of Arts
aud Inventions, BcntSs Miscellany, Revue dos
deus Nopjcs, Hogs Instructor, Annals OF Naiu.
nl History, Noscr Icliuug, London IAherty Ga.
fc'tc, The Spectator. Critic. The Athcnarun, The
Examiner, Tunes Psrch. Ac,
These tanr and eostly Publications, oasi,alyinc
thU latest ami ctulccst productions ol the hest wTs.
tets at the agc, will is c~arclullY cxamincd, AMI
lher most attractive and valuable articles repro.
duscd ia The soiamns ot ,hc t.cicssic. Thus, ios a
blcfc itsct,a, nt the eost Ut suy one az them. our
readers. viii obtain the select portions at the whelo.
Extracts lrVm the fnsnoh eui GetpAs, viii be
translated expressly tar ous sUtk.
The Magsti0c SO trow oller Ia the pubic i the
sly jouual cf Tho class pqbtshesi Ia the SsatA
u - ue ltsi attepli te introduce te The great body
~ southern ~trtsiess, a,si ~ adapt 10 theiF Wants
and Interests, the current literature II Europe
~ nch, e u icsgRed ~ supply = want loug fit
and acknowledged
uat Sehctsoas vii rNasist ~ sach artictea -
pcss,s rfrtassrn, Value sBl GcnefAi ~ta,sfrst
We vii Wess aid, that shte 70 aFs aaciinr tho
bc|ctNS alon such terms a. Sia plsea Il N.thia
tke tcsch ~ al, ~ ~eNtersc has been. ~ ~ -
spared ~ oaf pati. ~ mske i Ia every respect
acceptable 20 "a cint sisi na1sy.
Fe Ehste 4 galleAnJ ~ Aucaas. ss, thr
frat ofercgy maSsA ESD pas,les reestAln,sr eseh.
y large e~tavo paEeS is aoNeae cshahasS ,tsatel
~" Est4 rsf~s aaa sew tyTn-aaAksfx tso Nosdeaes
saa vao pages ~ ihs ySss
TERMS FIst nNg YEAR
n4e copy, 81. Sx cef5eS SIS, y esys,se
iae-fsl s'fsBSssssats xl ~ ntste With gssss
sSeFs AMI Fesssskosi sgrap ag exteissilae skN ~.
Sahtsn Of the Wo'k TIE Ersetse csu slwA,s b
Ohtstsi ns~sstly Nv addressing.
: u 1rrrN, kor>sN ea
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THE GONZALES COLLEGE

NHE studies Of this institution will be resumed
~ ON Monday the Sd Of april. IL il desirable
that those who contemplate entering this institu.
ton, should be punctua In attending at the com.
mencemcnt Of the session.
The academic year IL divided into two sessions
OF five months each, commencing on the first
Mondays Of April and October. The vacations
embrace the months of March aud September.
Parents and Guardians are furnished ut the close
OF each session with a report Of the standing and
proficiency at their children and wards.
Extensive preparations have been made by pr.
waite families In the vicinity Of tho College for the
accommodation of boatders.
Instruments aud apparatus have been provided,
which facilitate and render attractive and interest.
Ing the studies, particularly Of the advanced schol-
arg.
The instructors are efficient and well qualified
for the stations they fill.
q. W. Guess, A. NJ. President, and assisted by
f. Lewis, A.. Is. conducts the male department.
Mrs. Mary Hill. assisted by Miss Fulford. super.
intends the female department
Mrs. DIR. Colcnie:; las special charge of the
Musical, and Mrs. DIR. Craig, OF drawing and the
branches. Others will be employed AZ
may be deemed expedicnt.
COURSE OF STUDIES AND RATES or TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Arithmetic, $40 90
English Grammar, Geography, Elocution,
Rhetoric and the minor Mathematics, SO 90
me foregoing continued, Natural. Moral
and Experimental Philosophy, Botany,
Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French and Span
Observation-Disclosures. ...... $40 90
ENrRA CHARGES.
Music. Piano or Guitar. ..... ......... $40 90
Drawing. Wax-work and Embroidery, each, SD 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 nrc charged from
the time of entrance to the end of the session.
No deduction except for protractch sickness. Sub.
ject, however, TO the discretion of the board OF
Trustees. EDMUND BELLINGER.
Pres. pro tenn. Board 7iusiees Gonzales CoHege.
Gonzales, March IL. lSna.
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DIR. ". II. INCOMES.

HAVING located pCrmaHcnt, Ia Gonzales. al
Tea, bis prU!r ioral Services a. ,he ritaeus Of the
town aud vicinity
oBicc on Toe N,eth &|c a. ue square, adjoining
thr toiiptf ntug store At pF r. T. Rcaumont
f.ifrafN Us Ighi.u
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Ora bail's Magazine!
fstdbHshod im 1925, and triaayAantiy s,.ccessfl
aad universally lopnior hyouqhow ne
onion stirred nth ihc best lit.
rrafars and Elegant
EpgTgyiD1S.

an" M',fty*aHy Iop,Hdr throughout ne
Onion stirred Nth he best Lit.
rrafure and Elegant
Engrarings,
VOLUME Fol, 1864.
THE great success NJ the last volume of "Gnl-
HANS MAnA,iSr," owing to The idrge iacreosc of
sterling rcodiag mahsr, cinbollcns the publisher ~
aitcmp, more energetic efforts for the new year.
We shall still so conduct the Nagaliue "a To meet
the wants and wishes OF Il very largo hply OF tho
people. who now begin 30 look to periodical works
for the correct and vaiioua Information, whici, ,sAa
previously sought tor In heavy volumes ard out OF
the way libraries.
Wv believe we can 40 conduct this Magazine. that
while II will meet the wishes of the lowers OF agree
able literature, II shall still in,payt, In 4ciriut,in ard
cics, aud articles OF general utility, information that
viii h. valuable AMI desirable 10 many. In pnrsu.
atcc Of this purpose. we slull place under the eyra
of orr readers not alone articles Of high merit, viii.
ton "a order by our weli.kn0wn cor,s or confirm.
tors hut shal draw upon the frs, literature ut III,
oh World-ns success aud increased circulation
may enable Ne stii Further to- itcrf,tsc ~ pau,beT az
pnqes ~ Grolas,--so that We slali present tl,r ,crv
beat articles that STR published ain,ad, ~ vol a.
those that arr written expressly t0r ~ ut home,
We trust that this "icrt Ia extend tto usefulness ri,
lhc Magazine. will ho p,ei hy that cwntima,nen ol
fsyot irpu our readers ellct, las ctner~l SIS a. cd.
itor Of the work for tsoto than thirteen ycifs. hnl
that the Magazine 1hoss foundation was iskl in lss.
"LfN " AWFfN ~ R'-2NA AHs. ANNNHNH n ~ u Hr INNaN
Magazine IN Nmcifca.
The Mes NdsIse ~ Graham commences ns-ul,l.
" with the Isnesry Dsiattet, sui wc take abs 0c.
casiea ~ sat'rit lFon sinris esl.a'tiiser. asd ela,,4.
whose sab@tipgans expire. = continuance uf ,hoir
eiscosfaging eotnpans fef atsihcr veaf,
M iUFflNG AND iUMHIG.
The character o5 GBsuAvA M,uAant' "a too
seH established, sas0og rrstss u al cl,sa,s. q,
rcislrr necessary the ssttssagsnt spiTaah,,oa,
shtah has becase tlo snnlaop stock Ia ,rtla az
every oh~WFr and rseklsss aayontnrsf. "a set a. ~
work. vkr~e raerss shasla i8iIWSV ltt.r iniIbshst.
10 shandon the sais aul siske,n1 practise.
GRAHAM Must SfANn on gAtI. M frs
OWN uERItS
The Opinions OF a. Rua5els api IAe yfvs. az ,hs
Uaitea SAteS sfv rsahaspas iclse.i a,sat. a. ~ ~
npsse Nsiae and sahiesxy sl.sn sa, All ts,,sA as. Z
70 ihs~s 40 lcass us scsk tt ! last ma,lsa IA
its sesfh "a
TFkss~ss 90 p~s annart 81
New Sa9stshSss .hSal4 ~ gefp Nrkf AZ ~
rneeaAe. ~ The hnt ~ n~s,smi4t SpcelmE
csqaes h0ni.hs5 4
fsssfeasisr, asj fy.fess a. y,Aet0a9, @rssu /
cd - sei ~ Agcei< T
tbNHS nsssS Eet nccesfasiis a. fcaa enc +
soSn-l'si ias snl csrlssit d~isss,,ess aa,alsS S
sf'tgsssY eac8 writer, a. eel n rxarl b, sia,
atsi usea = kstxstpsasa, A. ~ III p,s4 feaaE =
Nsse - shasA sha unsk shatii ~ ssnt
Adircs dEtsa.l' n 6aAasv&
tN 1Arsss gf~ FHlss f.
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/. III. WOODS.

WueiNALE An RKtAiL pgNtra ~ ggSn
~U9YrHhN, }HlFAIKld FdNCg G0OBS.
ENHSI oete,tiuis etnognccs "a fac ~es,,scu- d,
Atu iai4gasla, and t. lipu,ls yeasfei3s. thAi az
has tskea tae taov WfIef ths Nstots+s llall where
escts tssng -. hes Vai 10 f,assl - rheAp a. Ia
as eoashesu sastci Net a spae sYsslc aiglAs
s}t sitb~st tAl essrteieo whlcA wtg ststas thc
g~gyhss~ 10 bss elth csWslence.
iha 4ssstaeat c~oqap'esc. osl ~ heoSa ia ~
areqesra saes,at 70 yaaf hssa u tsrtaegh fa3
sEpssY O. ~ ssssas
\ WORD IA TliE TgAnE
He hss sn3 sta bcep a srpesai as~ssts,ens "a
Waicss4ktfs bgts and mslssislS al ~ the ss.s,
qushti Nass rsstes ~ A tlIrIs rs,A,tyl ssa .el.
UEss8 g. tes1sa eseaths ~ nu etssfee made.
ENGRAVING dOae usasly.
Is1s0e.s 80 Nt41eels
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GONZALES EXCHANGE.
Fashionable Tailoring.

TliH subscriber takes this method OF Informing
u the pubiic, that he has taken the rooms over
the store OF Mcssgs. Russell llsnon Il naird. where
he IS prepared ia do sl kinds of work IN his line
With n%catncSs and dispatch aud Oh the most rsa.
sonable terms. Having located permanently in the
place, he invites those desiring a good 4. 10 riyc
INN a cal. T. u. ATKINSON.
6onaalcs, January 2S, is5t-y
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a. f.. BASS,
General L0nd liant
LAND AGtNT.
y. DOUGLASS BROWN,

tiSIYA, IhiiS.
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