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AUCTION SALES.
Br GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auctionee

Br GREEN a WILLIAMS. huctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITeEIs fSnSLTshs r ass4DrsIHt :. ssi.o1s
we shsi sell, IN front OF our store, No. sac sew
euth st, q 10 e'cleek a m. an excellent assort-
MAHOGANY Whstnot,. sofas, spnnt, ,est Chairs.
Do. Msrble-toP and other Table, and Blu
Gan. seat and G'h.5 ch.ls: and y Tss:hstsnd',
eoIs &c, !eS5ny IlnS; sne o'ssr os ssas'eao'
Mating, BroOms, Hair, Cotton, and shuof Ma
China Glass ard Crockery ware.
With many other aIroles too numerous 10 eruner~
msa s term. SHssiEsiiN a WILLIAMS. Asct.
By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auouoneers
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
Es rUTSTtss ksD ,sS f t1.t,pt AT AZ zen
oeiock a m, re sSslI sci AZ the re deoce OF j. r.
Talbot. Eco No. 203 sixth street.. between NJ
and streets north, an exosllcnt lot Of Furniture.
One fine Rosewood Pisno Forte, octsves, made
MaSeessny PIass-coSsrcd Psrlor Set and Spring
n'D top pa. ssS s fs5.
French Mantel Clock, '-~ O''
want ls feet Extension, Leaf and Qrsrtsred
Jenny Lind, Cottage and other Bedstesds, wEst
Fine Dams-k, DroOstele and Lsoe Curtains, Or
two q 1hiOS are o oy at Fr.ss, '' A'' oli'
China Glass and Crockery Wsre, smong which
Set, Plated Casters, &c do.
Fine Feather Beds and BeddIng,
Hair Cotton-to and shuct Mattresses.
Fine Tapestry, Brussels, Stair and chamber Car
pets, Rugs,
Hal and other Oileloths. STAR Rods,
Fine RefrIg srator, Butlt Is Trsy,
CookInE and other Stores,
A good lot Of Kitchen Furniture,
With many other articles too numerous 20 men
ton.
Terms: All sums under GO cash over that
amount credit OF 81 and 50 Gays. for notes
factorly endorsed, bea ing Interest.
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts-
P.S.-Tbe House, which 10 q hands ONE three
ttrory brick, with three story bsok bulssns with
large yard, and handsomely improved, il also Cor
sale, on credit Of six years and at low proe.
not sold IL Will be for rent Inquire on the prem-
ses or of the Subscribers.
ma 81 d GREEN WILLIAMS
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East Baltimore Conference 1t Chambers-
burg, Pa.

Sizth Ddy-After the devotional exercises, the
examination Of character was resumed, and J. G.
Mckeehan, E. Kinsev, and ID. H. Parrish passed
James Gamble and Robert Beers were assigned
a superannuated relation, and James 3. Thomas
location.
The Conference tn en- by ballot decided to hold
It's next meeting at North Baltimore
James Clark was transferred from Baltimore to
East Baltimore Conference.
The committee on the state OF the church then
made a report, embracing q series Of resolutions
requesting the General Conference 70 repeal the
new chapter on slavery, aud 20 empower each
Annual Conference to make such regulations pom
the subject as they may deem proper. Upon these
resolutions the yeas Were 165, nays9.
Complimentary resolutions were passed 10 Rev
Robt 3. Maclay, and their publication vogue sted
in the New York Christian Advocate and New
York Methodist, and Baltimore Christian Advo-
cate.
Mr.. Maclay feelingly and eloquently responded
TO the resolutions
Rev. William w. Hicks, John d. Brown, nd
Martin L. Drum offered themselves for either the
China or India mission.
After some further business Of minor import
ance, the Conference adjourned.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE
TO CONSERVATIVES.
DIR. SCHENCK, Of Philadelphia,
The CONSUMPTION Doctor,
Wiz be again in WASHING TON, and renaain t,ro
days,

VIII be again in WASHINGTON, and renaaia t,co
days,
On his last VISIT his r 9oms at the Avenue House
carefully Is he would desire.
He had Inmber of calls to attend to patients
outside OF bis looms, but was PEELED to refuse
them all He will he here two days, as above
Tuesday TO visit patients about the city; Wednes-
sdVce aad sou ods III. lungs tree OF charge a his
kooms, and charges whe it is necessary to be ex-
amlned with the Respirometer-ths charge then
The city 10 row full of strangers, and n any have
coughs and colds and are dstermined to Know If it
understand that DIR. Sohenck examined ~ persons
on "Wednesday last With the Resprometer besides
=. ID. WAITE, rnet Of Seventh street and La
avenue, is Or. SCHENCK'S Agent.
Persons wishing DR.. q. TO Wait them Will please
leave their address st 8. b. Wsste's. ma S-St
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RECEIXED AND FOR SALE FOR CASH,
H SUPERIOR GOLDEN sIRUP.
Golden Strip, 50 cents per gallon,
New Orleans Molasses,
Cheap Molasses,
Good Sugar, 6 cents per pound,
Prime Yellow Sugar,
New lot of Tea,
And cheap Chewing Tobacco,
ma 81 ST. Seventh street. Nav Yard.
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0~FOR THE LIGHT GUARD CONCERT
uS Company c, Washington Light Infantry,
meet at your Armory st o'clock precisely, IN
eyercoat, cap aGd pants. ny order
IL X. G. LEWIS. O. s.
HT"l SAY, STRANGER, WHERE ARE
uS you going You seem to be In q great hur-
Iy." so am. | am going TO SMITHS, No. 16O
Seventh street, to buy suit of Clothes. The peo-
pie say he has very moe assortment. and they say
he sells them SO cheap" Nofe.-fhe last we saw
of the stranger, he was running up Seventh street
singing out"SMiTH, No. 400" fe 2-6w
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Maryland Annual Conference Of the M. p
Church nj Newark. n 7


Sizth Day After the usual religious exercises
this morning the Conference was called 10 order
by the President The thanks Of the Conference
were rendered to John p. Jackson, Esq Of the
New Jersey Railroad, and George A. Dadmun,
Esq, general ticket agent OF the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, for courte-
sizes shown.
The report Of the Committee on Book Concerns
and Colleges was then called up. The Conference
expressed satisfaction with the editorial ability
with which the Methodist Protestant had been
conducted. Satisfaction was also expressed in
regard 70 the mechanical de parment Of the Pc per
The members Of the Conference were requested
to use their utmost endeavors to increase the sub
soriptlon list.
A resolution that az the Conference had obi
gated itself to pay the interests two perpetual
scholarships in Lynchburg College, they should
proceed to meet that obligation, was then adopted
The Committee Statistics then presented
their report, from which 10 appears that there are
s,e35 members Of the Methodist Protestant Church
under the Maryland Conference; colored members
735. Of whom 600 are In Charleston; 1ntinerant
Ministers and Preacher; unstationed do, O..
There are 100 churches and 81 parsonages belong
ing to the Conference. The value OF church
property 10 1851, 900. There are 1o2 Sabbath
Schools with $50 teachers, 1880 scholars, and
q ,554 volumes in the Libraries.
A collection Of $50 was taken up In behalf of
two Scholarships In the College, attached to the
Conference. Adjourned.
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THE WEATHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the An Ter
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
about O'Clock
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BY J. C. INQUIRE & CO., Auctiopeer,
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTPs
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFRcrs AT Prs
Lie AUcIIoNIunTUEs MORNING, MaToh
18TH, az 10 o'clock AZ the residence Of Samuel Arch
bold, ESQ No. 2s9 q street., between 18Th and Isib
streets. we shall cell the Furniture and Ffects
comprising
Superior Rosewood seven oc ave Fiauo Forte by
Schomacker Co Phi sdelphia This ipstru-
Hent TOOK the p.izs 81 tbs Franklin Institute
Suit OF Dsmcsk covered Psrlor Furniture.
Gilt frame Mirror, Marble top Table,
Wtatnot, Fancy Chairs, Window shades.
MAHOGANY Secretary end Bookcase, Sofa
Do Center ard Card Taoles Loupee
Carpets. Ollcloth, Mating.
walnut Extension Table, Sideboard
Cane seat Chairs. Refrigerator,
China, Class and Crockerv Ware
Pla'ed Castors, Waters, TabIa Cutlery
MAhogany French Bejstead, dressing Bare.-.
Cottage Chamber set. Cottage Bedsteads
reather BEDS, boitters and Pillows, Hair M.,-
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets,
Bankets, Comforts. Sheeting
COOKING stove, i.strobe Stove.
fogether with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
s-Houss for rsat; inquire on the premise,
Terms cash.
ma A n
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By BARNARD& BUCKLEY, Auotionesrs.

H9e1I6sAo Gf friday h I'd iD.s MlL a Z
o'clock, we vii sell in front Of the premises, the
store Fixtures and Good Will ofthe store former
y occupied b' Mrs.. Simpson, on Bndse street, sub
ma is-d BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auct..
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BY THUS. DOWLING, Auctioneer
GeUgetotcR, ID. c.
HANDsoME FIXTURE, PIANO
next, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, shall sell
without reserve, at the residence No. o, corner
OF hlrd and LIngan SITS the Furniture OF a zen
tleman declir4 ng Housekeeping, consistinr Of
Handsome Rosewood Pisno Forte, 81 octaves,
Malnrt Whstnot, Gilt Mirrors,
Fine Prints, Chinese Teapoys,
window shades, Parlor, Chamber and Step Car
pets,
Oilcloths, MsIble-top Bureaus,
Crockery and Glass Ware
Knives and Forks. Csstors, Vases, DO.
Kitchen Furniture, 80 30 Terms cash,
~rh, THos: BOWLING, Auct
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FOR SALE-A COUPE and pair of BLACK
r. HOkSES. Ihe Coupe is nearly new. ~
full brothers, very stylish and perfectly GA
matched Also, q Top Wagol-two seated Brew
stables, street, near the War Department.; or to
2s, Presidents square, next Rigs d Co.'s Office.
ma q lwr
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10 O'Clock
One Buggy and Harness,
Ono Carriage and Harness,
-Four Horses, three Carts,
Two Cutting Boxes, one Wagon,
Three tons Hay, one Saddle,
Set Double Harness, lot of old Harness,
And sundry small articles
Also, at the brick ara of the late Charles T..
Coltmsn, on Vermont avenue, between r and q
aIoa feet ofo'd Lumber,
Is 600 feet old Timber and Boards,
S Vince barrovs. 7 sand Sifters,
One lot Of Raw Bricks
IL BTIok Moulds. Stone Roller,
Press Mills, Cast iron BrIck Press
spades, shovels, Coal. Old Iron,
And sundry al articles
Terms of SAFE: All sums of $40 and under essh,
oil sums over SD notes at 90 dave s.tsfsctorily
endorsed. JAMES ADAMS,
ROBERT COLTMAN,
Executors Of G. l.. Coltmsn, decd.
ma l9-ddds j. G., MoGIJIRE A CO. Aucts
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ma 90 d &C. MCGUIRE CO Aucu

MAKSHAL's sALE.-In vIrtus Of two writ.
~ OF her iaclas, lssued from the Clerks once Of
the circuit Cont OF the District Of Columbia for
Wal pose TO public sale for cash, In front OF the
eourt house ooor Of seld oount-. on SATURDAY,
.pe ioIoyIns described property, 70 w.t. viz: Lots
= o: and 8; IN square No la27, and Lot No. 2, Ia
gether with al and singular the Improyements
tneIeon, selsed and levied upon the property az
cais Nos LIS and lSS, 10 January term, Ia6f In "a
yor OF stlllman, Henncks q Farber, AID Samue
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ma = dts n.trict os f,ninnb,.

MARSHAL'S sALE;-Iu virtue Of a WIT of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for
ths C county OF Washington, and 70 me direoted, Il
Court House door of said county, on FRIDAY
TIE ~ day OF March next, 1851, Commencing Al II
Slz: Lot No. IS. In SaUae No. a. Lot No 2 IN
Ss9are q Lot No 3, n Seua'e No Is, Lot No Il,
IN usre 10 70. Lot No. 10. IN Ssua No, g. and
10, lot NO is "a Square No. IS, al IN the clfy Of
washington, ID. G., together with ali and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied pnon
as the property Of Brook Msckall, and viii be sod
q natsi, Iudiciss No s. 20 January term, 1851 in
fe n Dc, w SELDEN u q Mar.hsl
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Bv J. G. MCGUIRE q CO. Auotloneers.

EXECUTORS SALE.-will he sold st public
~ auction. By order Of the Orphans' Court for
late Charles l.. Coltman, deceased. on NJ street.
near Fourteenth, on FRIDAY, the I'D instant, 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-15
NEW INVENTION!!

have invented and patented mode Of
n using the human weight for POWER
anl by such direct and scientific application
that man of average size equals about
hilfa horsepower. The machine is in daily
operation at my house in
Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas,
Where II can be seen till about the 18th
nf May next, and not afterwards,
Rnnning one of Erckson's Mills, with. bolt
attached, on which. |, make my -four and
meal, with only the, pleasant exercise Of q
few minutes each day. The invention is
applicable to every machine now laborious-
ly turnc byd hand, with a crank, and is as
cheap power rs perpetual motion. 1t will
seeurc for itself a larger use and more prof
itqtIc market than any invention of the 10Th
century, accomplishing ultimately n COM
plete revolution in the dometc economy
of tho world. | am prepared to prove
oil that is claimed above, and especially to
dem onstrate that the business of making
wheat and corn into -four and meal bclon Is
as much to the kitchen as does the grinding
of coffee. The object of this card is to find
some person with whom arrangements can
be made for capital to put this invention a.
once and on a large scale into the markets
Of the world.
c. A. HARPER.
Fort Worth, Jan. LIST 1861-14:6mos.
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Ports of Entry, Confederate States
The following places have been
declared ports of entry and deliv-
cry" in the Confederate States,
underline act ofFeburary 2Sth, 1861
Norfolk, at Nelms's Landing Oh
the Mississippi river.
fernando, on the Mississippi and
Central Railroad.
Eastport, on the Tennessee river
Corinth; at tho crossing of the
Mobile and Ohio, and of the Mem
phis and Char eston Railroad.
Athens, on tho railroad from
Decatur to Pulaski.
Stephenson, at the junction ofthe
Memphis and Charleston, and of
the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad.
Atlanta, at the junction of the
Gcol gia Railroad, the Western and
Atlantic, and various other railroads.
Chester, at the junction of the
Charlotte and Columbia, and of the
Kings Mountains Railroad.
Florence, at the junction of the
Wilmington and Manchester. and of
the Northeastern, and of the Cheraw
and Darlington Railroads.
Col. G. p. Polk, uncle ofthe late
ex-President Polk, has been appoin-
tedlCollector at Corinth.
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The Houston Telegraph.
THE LARGEST PAPER In THE STATE!
Tri.Weekly, Invariably I'm advance,

Irl.Weekly, Invariably In advance, IS 90
Weekly, a 90
1t is now universally acknowledged that tho vari-
Gus issues OF this paper reach nearly every town in
Texas, with the latest news on an average of FROM
ONET0 THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE OF ALL (TII.
ER PAPERS. This the publisher has been enabled
to accomplish by aid of the electric telegraph from
Galveston to Houston by which he il placed in possess
sion of intelligence in advance of the mail lie Is de-
tcrmned regardless Of expense, that the readers of
the Telegraph shall be the first posted in all important
intelligence Whenever anything important is recci-
we'd, between the days capitalization of the Tri-week-
w. It IL always issued in Extra and sent to ali Tri-
Weekly subscribers by mail.
The paper Is also devoted TO the dissemination Of in
telligence regarding this great State TO Railroads.
Commerce. to Homo Manufactures TO Agriculture, to
Education, to the Encouragement of a high moral
tone in the Community to the Wants and Indepen-
dence of the People, to State Rights Democracy, to
whatever may be of advantage TO the South SC, &c.
Itscorps Of correspondents is now everywhere re-
garded as unsurpassed by that ofany other paper in
the country; comprising the wise, the witty, the
grave the CAV statesmen Of acknowledged standing,
and scholars ofexalted attachments.
The publisher pays more money for correspondence
and felegraphing, than Il costs TO support many pa
pers Of the State He is determined to morit the as
surance now constantly received from his patrons,
that ii il "THE BEST PAPER IN TEXAS" and more
over make it the best that be published in the
State Address. r. II. CUSHING,
Editor and Proprietor. Honsfon, Teras
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THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
KENTUCKIAN

"1LL stand again the present season at
w my stable, miles North of McKin-
ncy, and the price for the season for mares
left with the horse, will be $50. Mares that
were bred to him last season and did not
prove in foal, may be bred this season graf
is. The season will expire the 10th July
In offering this horse to the public do
not have to trace his pedigree through a
long list of doubtful ancestry. His sire was
the imported horse Jordan; his dam was
the imported mare Platina; both being Of
the best stock of England, which may be
seen by referring to his handbills.
This horse has proven himself n superior
breeder, and as to appearance, think him
equal to any; but as all horses are fine on
paper, wish gentlemen to see him and
judge for themselves.
LEWIS SHERLEY.
April 8. 1861-26;cow 1t,
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4 Gard from Elias Howe, Jr.

All persons are cautioned not to make
deal in, or use any Sewing Machines which
sew from two spools and make the stitch
known as the GROVER s BAKER stitch, un-
less the same arc purchased from the Gro
YER & BAKER. Sewing Machine Company.
or their Agents, or Licenses, and stamped
under my patent Of September 10, 1916.
Said Company, and their Licenses, alone,
arc legally authorized under their own pa
tents and my said patent, during the term
thereof. to make and sell this kind Of Sew
in Machine, and all others are piracies up
on my said patent, and viii be dealt with
wherever fornd.
ELIAS HOWE JR.
NEW ToRK. TJan. 9, 1S6l-l4stfl
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1
Il has become an cSta blished fact stadnard
| medicine known 81 -. approved by all that
have used it, and is = new resorted to will,
confidence in all the diseases for which il
is recommended.
Ithas cured thou 81 ands within tho last
two years who had - given upall hopes Of
relief, as the numer- Gus unsolicited certi
ticates in my possess - sion show.
The dose must be q adapted to the tenn
permanent of the ndi q vidual taking itand
used in suchquanti- - ties as to act gently
on the Bowels. q
Let tho dictates . o your Judgment
guide you in the use 70 of the LIVER INvIG-
ORATOR, and it will b cure Liver Com
plants, Bilious At =, lacks, Dyspepsia,
Chronic DiarrhGa, = Summer COMPLAINTS
Dysintery, Dropsy, . Sour Stomach, Habit
udt CostUehcss, CAol- ~ nc, Cholera, Cholera
Norbus, Cholera In tantum, Eyatulency,
Jaundice, Female Weaknesses, and may be used
successfully as an Ordinary Family Medi-
cince. 1t will cure Sick Headache, as thou
sands can testify, in twenty minutes, if two
Or three teaspoonfuls are taken at COM
mencement of attack.
All whs use it are giving tcstimany in its
favor. -,~r-f
Mix water in the mouth with the Inviro-
rater, and swallow both together.
Price 81 per Bottle.
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DEFINITION or CllARACTER.--FinC
Gcllows--the man WHO advortises in
your paper; the man who nevcrre,
fuses to lend you money, and tho
fellow who is counting your sister
Gentecl People-thc young lady
who lets her mother do the ironing
for fear Of spreading her hands
the Miss who wears thin solcd shoes
on rainy day, and the young gen.
tleman who is ashamed to be seen
walking with his father.
Industrious people-thc young
lady who reads romances in bed ;
the friend who is always engaged
when you call, and the correspon-
don't who cannot find time to an
swer your letters.
Unpopular personage-a fat man
in an omnibus; tall man in a
crowd, and short man on parade.
Timid people-a lover about to
pop the question; a man who docs
not like to be shot at, and a steam
boat captain with a cholera case on
board.
Unhappy Peopl-alle old bache-
lors and old maids.
Ambitious Chaps-the writer who
pays the Magazines for inserting his
communications; tho politicians
who quits his party because he can
not get into office, and the fellow
who expects to be President.
Humble Person-thc husband
who does his wife's churning; the
wife who blacks her husbands
boots, and the man who thinks you
do him so much honor.
Mean People-the man who
kicks folks when they are down,
and the subscriber who refuses to
pay for his paper.
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W1tnln tne reach Oh all
The PrUfessionl we'll know that diff.
ferent Cathartics - act on different por-
tons of the bowels.
The Family Ca y thartic Fill has,
with due reference u to this we'll estab-
lished fact, been b compounded from a
variety of the pur- - est Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike on every part
of the alimentary % canal, and ara good
and safe in all Ca - ses where cathar-
tic is needed, such - as arrangements Of
the Stomach, Sleepi- q ness, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Co.'S tireness, Pain and
Soreness over the % whole body, from
sudden cold, which - frequently, If neg
lecsed, end in long e course of Eeyer. loss
Of APPETITE, a creep e ing Sensation Of cold
oper the body, Rest % iessness, Headache. or
Weight in the Head, oH IaRamafory dis
eases, Worms in Coll idren or adults, Rheu-
Dsdtism, great purifier of the blood, and
many diseases TO which fesh is heir. 100 nu-
merous TO mention in this advertisements
Dose 10 Q.
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Ca
thartic Pills are retailed by druggists gen.
orally, and wholesale by the trade in all the
large towns.
S. 7. W. SANFROD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway. New York.
For sale in Dallas by J. MOTT, Jr. lS2lyl
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81. Charles Hotel,
NDtr nnH Ds~a

ID. NJ. Hildr.th * CO., Projectors.
Having recently bestowed much pains and expense
In thoroughly oycrhanns the 81. CHARLES llorEL To
which added last year several suits apartments
suited for families ~ well additional sleeping apart
mcnis fop single gentlemen, the proprciors are now
prepared TO give increased accommodations 10 their
numerous friends and patrons, aud take this opportu
nifty OF returning their thanks to the citizens Tex
as, for the liberal patronage they have received from
That state luring tho unst yrar