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1HF iirH ANNUAL ENnInIrIoS Of tho Ro-
man Catholic Orphan Asylum was held yoster.
day afternoon, in the grand hall Of the now
school house attached to st. Patrick's cathedral,
in Mulberry street.
Some four hundred neatly attircd children
were seated in the main front part of the room,
and the ladies and gentlemen, friends and vis
tors Of the ns'itution, filed entirely tho remain
ing portion. Among those present, and seated
near the platform, woro tho Very Rev. Father
Starr, Vicar General, and now, in tho absence
Of Archbishop Hughes, filling his place Rov.
Father Mooney, chaplain Of tho G9th giment
Ry. DIR. Barry, Staten Island Rcv. Drs Ma
guire, Woods and Nelligan Richard Warren,
cx. President oil the Board Of Education Mr.
Nicholson, one Of the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction and others. The piano which
accompanied tho singing Of the children was
presided at 10y Mrs. DO Lacy. First on the pro-
.ranmo came the hymn MY Country III q
thco which was truly well sung, and received
much APP lausc. Then came tho "Ophan', Al
dress, after which the children of tho first class
weTo examined in reading, grammar, astrof q.
my AMI arithmetic, thon followed these Of ihs
second class In orthography and elements of
science, all Of which not orly reflected great
credit on the efforts of tho teachers in their close
attention 10 the education Of the children, but
evidenced that tho children had not allowed tho
efforts to be thrown away upon them. Il was
u subject OF general remark, that wonderful pro-
fcieucy and readiness characterized tho chill.
drcns dcliyerys. The exercises were made mp OF
dialogues songs, and examinations in studies
Ono Of the smallest OF tho children, a little
girl less than five years Of age, astoni,heI tho
adults present aud the Reverend Fathers, by
the ease and lluoncy which was shown IN her
reading, cxtomporaneously, an article in one
Of the daily papers, handed up by n visitor
Altor a well-deliyored valodictory Address by
one Of the little orphans, the Rev. Father
Stans delivered a very appropriate and tlo-
quent address, in which he called The attention
Of the children TO their indeb,odnoss TO the
sister teachers who had so kindly cared for and
II s,ructod them. He alec addressed n portion
Of his remarks TO the managers and teachers,
snd to the friends Of the Instit ution, 70 many
Of whom were present to give their encouraging
support to teachers al schools.
Richard Warren followed with a pung,nt,
practical address TO the children and visitors
present, at the conclusion Of whose remlrki tho
audience adjourned to tho rooms Of the Insti-
tutc, in Prince street, where Mr.. 0Donnell,
the Secretary Of the Institution, and tho Sis
tiers of tho house conducted tho visitors through
tho various apartments of the children, and ex-
hibited evidences Of their skill and industry.
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DENTISTRY.

As USUAL TEETH EXTRACTED With.
n out pain Those who require full sets, TEN
oorary sets, TO charge partial pieces 81 per tooth
'eeth filed with gold or gold cement, silver or bone
illiDg, 50,ts., by DIR. II. NlLLER5, Sr., ~ Bowery
over the drug store,oppOnte 70 the old Bowery The
,tre. dis Nac'l25
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.
MARINE INrKLLIaKNCR.

letter, dated NAniucke,, Dee II, Aays Ths
, a opLer Stella, Of Halifax, 3, fom Bos,on fcr
Halifax, with . cargo 81 corn meal, ga tue Rapz
~ the westward u these Islands, beat over, and h
nov In our harlnr lsattg come 600 strokes per
lour-will haul On the ways for IepsiraL
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MARRIAGES.

hAsu-GERREN-On Wednesday, 1su inst. Al
rchlenee Of the brides father, Gy tho Row. Mr..
irton, William MASH 10 Ellen Uerken, daughter Of
aln Gtrken, all Of this city. =
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All TIIE STEAMERS Of General Burnside's
expedition have now left this city and but two
II three transport schooners remain. They are
Hing rapidly laden, and will be dispatched to
lay or tomorrow.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF CENTESARIAN.-A
'oIored man, about 100 years Old who resided
done in the basement of No. j6 Sullivan It.,
lied ia his chair yesterday afternoon.
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MEDICINES.

DR. BONE, OFFICE 35 W. 10th ST. Diseases
~ Of the heart, lungs, liver, kidneyA uloeTatet
broAt hTono rheumatism, epilepsy its, old ulcers
milk l'RF, eruptions, and all skin diseases cured
Dr. BONE will refer 10 many cured Of consumption
dser they we're pronounced incurable. dl6 2i'lb9
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Lnige No. %, will ileas, take notice and
- un't'sl In a,teniln,e Vt tneir new Id 20 ro,m
'tlanoey So on Saturday evening Dec. gist al
~ o'clock. ny order Of FRANCIS IRVINE "
NJ ster; EDW. BARRY, Rec Sc. d9O VISITS
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THE NE1ysBoYs AT HOME ON CHRISTMAS
OAY.--DonAtions can be semitic make 1t a
merry one--to the Newsboys Home l2S Full
on at.
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GROCERIES.

pRovISIoNS AT REDUCED PRICES
l. city cured hams, shoulders and bacon 10 cts /;
good butter nom IA 70 IS cheese TO s.; Pig
hsa's and hooks cts pork trimmings cts (,
cork TO cts poultry Give or dres,sdl 8 70 5
cts-333 and s9b W. 18th 81, one door below Nh
slAughterin9 and pAoi ing eatSbllstner, Of VAN
BRVfiT WATkoCs, bss, loan sRd llth Aystdls O.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

pOSEHILL SAVINGS BANK, COR OF
iS14th 1t and 9Th ave, open daily from 10 !, PM
Wednesdays aud Saturdays until I, r. N. AZ pen
'ont. interest On all sums Of 200 aud under, In
terest allowed from tire lst q January. THos
OhRlaTY, Presi RICH, n, BULL Nv, As A'ltl
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REAL ESTATE.

7 OTIS REDUCED FROM 4275 TO 800
- per lot. rAilr ad stage route, y
miles from Hoboken end from i91 Vt. ferry. Apply
u !. POPE First It IIobOkon.
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O. IT. No. to-The os,crr, md ,.u,

bers Of the above number arc requested 10 attend
special meeting q, Snitha Hall, or ilth a. atd i.t
ave, on bHuriay evening, At so',lo,k Pinctual
attendance " requested By order PATRICK NO
Ian, Pres, PATRICK BOYLE, Sc. ia
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

veteraa Corps War Of Isi2-A special
meeting viii be held ~ the Mercer House on this
friday evening, Dec. Goth, al ~ O'Clock, on very
Important business 70 the corps. Ever fncer and
Pfivase are particularly requested TO be pres mt
nm y Y and the ali Actnt counties. BIZ order II
N. PHYFE, Adj. los
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CHATHAM STREETS,
delO S4'lO5 NEW YORK.
The Union and the Constitution for Ever

inc Union and the Consultation for Ever
ltenti0n, United Ssltes ChassaurS Col. JOHN
oCliRANE Lieut. Colonel sCHALER-Wan Wanted
tho above named X 'gimenL at ne Recruiting
epoS wi Avenue II, few ALE bolied men 4
m the regiment now In camp near Washington
D whom pay and ration will commence AZ soon 70
yning the roll. Alsp, relief for families gnaran.
I'd, and Bounty II loo dollars at the elise of M,
ar, or when honorably discharged. N B-R-
uits Tor this regiment will leave for Waahinsyt,t
~, Vcek.
L0UIs sCHIAMP, Jr.,
Recruiting Officer,
I'LL stac'lOi I0I Avenue b.
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gay ~ 10Y u'c!o X, 1T thu auction rupms, No
Nnrh WIN IN 1t, Mortgage tlc--,ne steam on
Hlhe Pii hNtureH, Bnrnrlua mius onn horse,
wagon and harness. JOHN II FARRINGTOS, At.
trury for Mortgage. II
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AUCTION NOTICES.
A UCTlON sALE oF ELEGANr HOUSE.

= hhoid furniture t,is day, at oTlcck prcci.riy,
"t the large dwelling hcisa, rs w.yerlsy Plt,n
hesi on ave- consisiiug Of Beautiful Brussois S.ply
anu ingram carpets, rosewood Iitnofirt1. p.d ,r
suits covered In hsircloth aud reps, talleL clocks
cur'.inr' shades, vases, hcsto,ds troa,is, " .sh
sands uattrasses, beds and bedding, blankets
srringseat chairs lounges, rockers e.. s1io rosl'
tive w. 100 N9-
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Masonic - The members Of TrdepeuSeuf
Lodge, No. 1so p a a. NJ, are hereby nDthed 70
e''end regular communication 70 be held a their
a. a. ms Ger. Browne and Crosby sts Monday, the
- order, A. =. PEARCE, Master. JOHN RUSH,
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SuERIFF'S SALE
~ CRUCKEkY AND GLASSWARE.

CHAMBERS n FAlRCdlLp, Aucfnn,,.1
Srlesroom llJ Nassau street,
VIII sl ~ their s,rsr liu, Iig Nassau st. on FIJI.
day, IL. eInhtr ~, Ia cont u1tion,
A. II O'Clock,
AZ est n'iye assortment OF STONE NAgE. CHI.
M NHD GLASSWARE, being the cuu O. IT, cl o.
VI ,l"s Il" a. 1t lri'il dealer, and cpmptiing every
.ru'lr u the line, ant Of all quplin =, h,ni plain
tu Eofy elegant goods.
n, Dbl 4 will he uficrel In lottto suit tho trulc.
III JOHN KELLY, SheHn.
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PAWNnROKER's sALE-,IOHN MORTI-

MT 10 Fast Broadway, will sell this day 400
i"'s a.. unteIe' med pl' dyes, namely, elk, deninc
"a Gun dresses coats, pants, y,sts, TO 4. Shoes
hlN"k"s, quilts pl-o watches. lima rings and
.hains. ~ ordeI " Z. q u FREEI.5. Of n .an q, .
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II GAFFNFY, AUCIIONEER, OFFICE
80 On ,tuyin ~, will .uli lIs cay, L. iday, ~
j. = Eel ta, 10 fixtures e tic but her shup, 23s
I, u HEo. J. ' well cstil lishcl, n apdiI racks,
s"l's lee 'b'-u, SAWS gas fixtures, awning, bts.
k'L, lafr'is &c; alec IA good horse AMI wagon. <
WM Writers, AUCTlONEER, WILL
W Eel This day, at beck, - 4jI G. tu.d ~ th,
rui t.r. itare Il a 9.stury Louse--rrh ,uapcla,
oi ''t = pnrlor rlia, centre dining AMI To-, ttbl n
re H., hddinR, kitchen furniture, 30. All muH be
'"'d ~ oWrer leaves for Washington. l2T
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rnE VOLUNTEER ENGINEER REeI.

MEM.
q Cul1ul EpNAlC1 W. sEkRrLI.
ROW At TltE Swat ~ VAR
The pay e SOLDER Ia this r. simantis
ltl'l 5hNENTEEE Dol LARS 2 X MONTH ttiTl
p lie" nOteriggcrs slip carpenters BLACK smithA
1lnerA ma-hiuitS boiler makers and wheel.
lNlgLis, will bo received L,r
COMPANIES 4 AND H.
Mono but sober and comretent men need apply.
volunteers In tis Regime nj will lie unler py
int iurnushe1 with qlatters ani rations At once
ma Their f.m!lios wall bc provided f,r ly the au.
one HUNDRED DOLLARS siOO-BOU-NTY
u the servlge.
! Enlistment for three years or during the war.
HEAD QUARTERS
Corner CHAMBERS AND
ChATu An srREErq
deiO q4siO3 NEW yoRK
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DRESS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOAKs-
~ FRENCH BEAVER CLOAKS, for A..
LarRe EsquimauX Beaver Cioaks, from 81 b. SO
Moscow Beaver Cloaks aud Wrappers.
Elegant Lyons Velvet Cluaks, very cheap.
Llunskiu and selskln Plush Cloaks for 50; worth 49,
AL new styles and tho cheapest cloaks Ia the city.
y. MILLS co, il3 Broadway, near Canal 81.
die 5A'li5
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MILITARY NOTICES.
jackson ARTILLERY.
AUTHORIZED HY HIs EXCEIIENCY. COVER

AUTHORIZED Ky uIs ExCEii.EsCY, COVER
NOR MORGAN.
Two HUNDRED RECRUITS WANTED.
TLis hne Regime ,t l. now in cimlitt ,ble quar-.
'eis y Camp W ,shiugtcn, Staten Island
Uqitofnp, undertaking, shoes and euuipments
fhi,hcd Immediately after swearing into In Q ser.
Pee OF 'he tb,sd states, and the Regiment will,
On take Tie Geld with improved arms The want
~ me men are sTi"ly looked after bv the officers
RIO are all inca NJ pusilCral,c military export
4 Rocket Ba,,aiy will be attached 10 the Reyi.
nent. o.
HcEimeutsl uca 'duartera,
NJ. 2J6 Crane Gt corner Bowcry
EDWARD Nj RRAY. G lionel,
q JAS. F. fAbkEL, Aiiutaat di- 6'igi
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE TINS DAY AT

u,t o'c uck, In the sllcrunis, 20 NV Bowerv
by BELL n lNGRAUAM, 3eO lots, all kinis men
women and children'a clo,hiug, shawl4 qlIlta
sheets, a. also fine asturtmen. II 10 Scl-y pint
rings, chair tnd other goods suitable Tor the saa.
son. ~ order FRiDENBERi, 100 East Br,nlway
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COKE REDUCED IN PRICE-THE Cheap
" est and best fuel for manufactures bakers and
family use, invaluable for the sick room and paror
frae from smoke and gases Delivered fro N the
Manhattan Gas Co.'s Works, ltth st. and ave. G, at
. per chadron saves one. half It's price In kind
Ing. JOHN SMITH. d2O 3'1O3
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- 81, BoGART, AUCTIoS'Rs-SATUR
-, ny Dg. p, 1t l0h O'Clock. Il tie auction
&c--hnhogsny sofn,, lounges ~ ,hogany bookcase
card and centre table,, lar,o 1T N velvet bris,.a
three ply and ingram carpets, ol cloths helstetls
beds aud ted" ing, kitchen furniture; ,ls, oouters
shelves soda wat,r counter sioy ~, d.. lia
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CUNSTABLE'S sALE-pY VIRTUE o.

Or'Vcth tEsvuu ~, will oil " At public y.niue
81 the auction ICON Of g. HERMAN. 100 William
-, "n Friday, HOth lust, at 1917 u',lrca. q l.ryc
qunhty ~ liquors, wincs, a o., u rtcr m c'i VA.
payne; alfo lr assortment e groc ,tiss, g'tpt
ware, Ac. Hy order Of l.. OBERLt Coisttbp Iip
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DAWNBROKERS SALE-nENL. MEAvER

will sell on Friday, 1t 10 90 10 k, the ~ n u,y ~
Dee. 1T lOd ave ID, general assortment OF mon amt
woincus wearing apparel, quilts, she,t-, blankets
and lots ot ,thrr articles too numerous b. mention
beng pledged ! wear and upwards. by orlcr "
CllAS. n WI ClDl.lPP. $50 surinR st. AZ 1stoD
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yoke REDUCED TO 90 PER CHALD-
" ron. at ALEX. DAVIS SONS. Also best quail
IVY of 60 aud Wood kept constantly on hand At our
yard, $40 and sac First ave. d20 6'll0
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COAL.

REST HALLIBURTON LIVERPOOL
- coal, screened and delivered, at s. per ton Z,
rcd ash, egg and stow, IS per ton all other Ls
AZ The lowest market prices. Apply 1t sl3 w
cry, 2ii Greene, 40 Become. JACOB wEEkS.
dis T2ac'1O5
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DAwNBROKER'S SALE OF wATcUrS

and loNcty--A. N. CRlsrALNk ptiolr.r
~ b'wtiy, viii sell THIS day. 2O,n, II II 't,.k
t'Ec assortment Of god and silver chains pin4 o,
rlug~, err =. pen ii eases, suis buttons n ,.
also gold AID silver hunting AMI open faced v,itl D..
80 l..ls' gun, nnd pistols d.. By order OF y.
LlNCll, Grand ~. lga
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MORTGAGE SALE-BY VIRTUE OF 4

'I cuatde mortgage, will oN,psc {, sale, th.s
'Ht, 1t II %, X, at North william vt, a .intll
lot q "usrhold furniture, bureau 81 set bel ii.
&c. MICHAEL DoODY, Atty. for Mortgage 70
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06

To amend tlDe ART section u tAs
7th article general previslens)
- the Coasoitustea 81 the state
Of TeAas.
b Il ordansd BY tie Ysopts Of the STATE y
7ssa,, N Ccnvsas:a assssSisd. That The nr:t
section Of the ssvMtA article Of the State Of
Texss shall Be 70 auen3sd - to reed this:
Srcrtox l. Menh6n d the Legislature, and
al olllcers Of tie Sues Of Texas, before they
enter upon ths dstia N their o0sees. shall take
thc following oath Of albsmation -" !, "a. b.
do so.emuy swess Ia aAirm.) that viii faith
FUZZY and impsstially discharge and perform all
lie duties incumbcntou me ~ &C.
cordine 70 the besi u my skill and ability
asrecably to the Cosutitution and laws Of the
Confederate States d America, 70 long ~ the
State OF Texas shalIscnsain . member Of tha!
Conf-|eracy and l do further solemnly swear
Tor affirm that since the second day Of March
A. d. lo6l, ] being a citxcn Of this State
have not fought d,el with deadly weapons
within this State nor out Of il, nor have sent
or accepted chsllesge to fight duel with
deadly weapons; nor have acted Us second il
carrying a challenge. or aided advised or assist
ed any person thus oSending--so help me God
Adopted in CONVENTION At Austin, on the
l4,h day Of March. A. D., lsGl.
o. N. ROBERTS,
Pysuisnf Of The Conpe.,,or.
Il. r. BKowSsioo. Sseycary,
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Ausr,x lxrrllicrxcr. The Austin co

Ausris INrrtli0vScI The Austin cor.
respondent Of tho Houston Telegraph
gives the following under date Of March
22nd. lie says:
Yesterday was . scene Of great cx.
/ element in Austin. Gen. Houston made
one OF his characteristic speeches. Hs
was dressed for tho occssion--stove-
pipe hat, black pants, with side stripes,
white vest, black coat, = splendid ker.
chief, sportcd through the entire speech !;
four rings Oh each finger, &c, Sc. The
speech was 30 garulous no report is
needed For full report in long hand
call on the old women of IIcnston.
Jack Hamilton next spoke His speech
was such An one a. Burlingame would
make in Boston lie was interrupted in
his speech by some one, advising him to
stump the State He asked can ] get
the protection Of your Vigilance Com.
mites? "Ycs, treplicd his intcrrnptcr)
such protection AS you gave Lincoln at
the inaugural ball, as manager"
Mr.. gtilton introduced resolution
upon the converting of the Convention
on yesterday, to change the seat Of gov
eminent, and submit the proposition to
the people. 1t was referred to the Com
mittee on Constitution.
1t will certainly pass. When it comes
TO pass, that the representatives OF the
people cannot convene at the seat Of
government without subjecting them
selves to the taunts and insults OF Black
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An o1DU9A1goE
To provide for the comtin ua nee Of
the existing State Government.

Src. |. Be II ordained by M People Of Ter.
Is, III Convention assembled, That all the exist.
Ing laws of the State not inconsistent with the
Ordinance of Secession, snd other Ordinances Of
this Convent.c., shall be and remain IN full force
until repealed.
Ssc 2. BE Il further ordained, That all Of
6ccrs Of the existing State Government, upon
taking the oath or affirmation prescribed by au
Ordinance entitled An Ordinance TO amend the
frs, section Of the It'll article OF the Constitution
Of the State Of Texas, adopted by this Couven
ton on the l4,h day OF March, A D., 1861,
shall continue In Office for and during their re-
spective terms Should any officer Of the gov
eminent refuse 10 take said oath OF affirmation in
the manner and within the time hereinafter pre-
scribed. then and 10 that case his Office shall be
deemed aid held vacant, and the same Allied aud
the duties thereof discharged ~ though he were
dead or had resigned.
ssc. 3. BE II further ordained, That the
Governor Of this State, thu Leutenaa, Cover.
moi. Secretary Of State Comptroller, Treasurer
Attorney General sAu Commissioner Of the Cen
ernl Land Office, be required a, such au hour Us
shall be designated TO them by notice given
| them j., the President Of the Convention, said
lSar to be within three days, Sunday excepted
! from and alter the adoption Of this Ordinance
to appear Ia open Convention aud take the oath
Aforesaid which shall be administered by any
Justice Of the Supreme Court or Judge Of the
District Court OF this State aud all members Of
this Convention who are now here apd hold Of
fee under this State shall take the oath prescrlb
ed ut II o'clock, NJ, on the lay after the adop.
ton OF this Ordinance.
SEC. L. Be II further ordained, Tha; all the
Officers Of this State not named IN the next pre-
ceding section Of this Ordinance, are required to
take the oath aforesaid. before such ofhcers as
are authorized to administer official oaths and in
the manner prescribed by existing laws. the
members Of the Legislature, upon their re.ns
sembling. and all others within forty days from
the date Of the adoption Of this Ordinance and
the President Of this Convention Is hereby re
quired to cause to be forwarded copy OF this
Ordinance TO the Chief Justice Of each county
Of this State. and the Chief Justice Of each
county, on receipt Of the same shall forthwith
notify the several officer Of their respec.ig,
counties of the existence OF this Ordnance
Adopted In Convention ut the city OF Aus
tin. Oh ihe lath day OF March. sci.
O " ROBERTS,
President af the C0nernf'os
l. 7. BEowSsioa. SasaGig.
hereby notify all officers ia Iiarroon Ccun
~ To taba the oath prescrih,l above, as directed
"a ihe two foregoing ORDINANCES
GEORGE LANE
Ciy Jutne y HrreH tow'y
March Gath ls6l.
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m espsnwbaet 70 perssss snas'asAs TO ~
extsens ~ md western eexassy. = ~ fss tAst
they hsvs u ; Fever sad Asue- The net disstsl q
oil dissasss. i.ry day ve hear d psrsosa sNssetsa
BY the dsesse ID made helpless in 'h'n - With
out any neanst ssosaing relief. la vsww shs
great dsssnd for. rsnedy. Dr.. Hossst'sl - pr
scented ~ CELEBRATED STOMACH H1fERs
whose curAlvs pe~srs for oil d'sesses Of th<Aoasch
have been y.ivsrssiy Acknowledged. Tn Pitssrs
prepared ast long experience and dses ssdi have
received thsenconiums Of the mo Il enthens Tsysic
iaha. ~ we'll ~ all clssscs from every par Of ou'
cusatry. To'hosc who doubt their NAT virtues, oil
wc en- say Is . Try them. and judge Y 'hense''ss
respectively
For sale by
SEARS & wITHE1pooN,
Nsrstl. Texas.
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LATEST NEWS.

aNHNeToN, MaIcn zj.-Ine NOverh-
,,snt bas reco;vcd inflammation IF . MIA,
Do rcvolu,;,,iv. Calirnrn;, ,nd Oregon
;sn,l;c.,;ns. co,or,i J,h,s,n, I'D n,har
na;ccr. a, being connected with the
.nov.mon,
Son.tor. u,,,or and u.sor von, =,
Virginia IN u,oc The Immediate seccs.
Atom Of that STATE from the Union
Tha Secrcta,v nj Stat. Mr Seward
wro,, . better :, thc commissioners
from tho Southern Confedcracv review.
;rg tho entire urounds and misnnder.
.,ss,i;nys ana ,cconwe,J. N.,;onal
Cnnvsn,;nn
Co, Barbour. Of yirrinn suncr;ntend.
nm, ~ the U,rn.r,s F.r,v A,nor. 10y ra
s;rnca
Tho SECRETARY Of tho Tre,s,.v .aror.
,scs n nronosals 10 now ,aan Of
,a;,,, m;,lions a, s;x ,.r o.',, p;1s
vii ha received IN ,he al ~ Anil
mo sor,bsr, Carm;ss;on.r. have RI.
co;v.d aJr;oa. ia, .,y,;,s ,ycro mora
,oo.c.,ahIa .nd ,ha, onii;sio, vas imnns.
mi.
N,w yo,v Marcel, "a Tho Herald
s,ra ,ho Adm;n;st,n,;on will replv ia
~. Son,Lo,n COMMISSIONER saving
H.. H., La,., ma, tho no,ver +, ;rea,
m;,h ,h.m and viii refer them 10 tho
WV. c"nar,ss
Tbc Cabinet ia considering the matter
of Ear pctcrs CON Hrnston Hrnrg
,,av;,,. ,o,;,od In, sl,,n,or tho, .7r'
niles can No. be- landcd wi,bou, presi.
dent D,yiss hermit
The steamship Bienyille. of the New
York. Havana and New Orleans Line.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06

MAMM0TM LIVERY STABLE.
IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF THE COURTHOUSE

THE undersigned having - 0
purchased this well known 80
Livery Stable, would respect ....,.
fully inform their friends and the public, that uey
are prepared to do ~ full justice to those who
may favor them with their patronage rs any s''n
liar establishment in Texas. Their stable u
large aud comfortable, Is kept IN the best o'arf
and will he AT Ali times supplied with the very
bes, provender Persois who may send the'r
horses 70 this stable can rely upon having them
well fed and well attended, to.
Tnsy will keep on hand, hores 10 hire bug
g;,s iarks &c and can send parties to an,
portion Of the country that they may dcs'rc s'
20 to.
10 word, il well KEEP, stable, good ieedins
the be., attention. substantial vehicles. goot
s,ock and a general desire to render satisfaction
constitute recommendations, the proprletors Q
this stable hope to merit aud receive liberia
shars Of patronage. All they can say ~ W
them. ,,,
Mays,L, Feb lG, le6l na2-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-06

VIRGINIA CONVENTION majority re-
port Of the Convention rcailirms the doc
trine of State rights asserts that. II
necessary, the independence Of the Sc.
cedin states should be recognized asks
pacific policy--no reinforcing the forts
nor collecting of imports by the federal
government conference of the border
states is recommended to meet at Frank
fort, Kentucky, on the eth of Wy