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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
NEW GOODS
FOR THE HoTIDAys


O X I F. IIOAyS
At TUE N-u,,- 1-1n,,. -, - -
ar NE NEW-fthh CASH TAILORING ESTAR,
LisHhENT, 1877 BROADWAY THREE DOoPs
RPInIv THE >-t-t ~ ,rnT-l,r,
IT,, ,,L.-..t, - '-A.'Nr.-' NJ C.'A>-
90 @ ha'e Just received several new styles OF
Snt.' ana CRaSAIS, 10 which would iavi,e the 81.
eunG Of friends and TIE public .I.o -, ,s.o-r,a,, =,
0vERCOAT md CIOaPS ,hich 49,, -,
f.a,.,. =. = 4,.N "inch VIC arc seHlhs AZ Cost
low prce be 'ane. al 'ey
dei ]. {. Rn0T,u !. ~,
USEFjT ARTICJ Is T1lI5 ppr5Dy:rs;
r,p,xr,s :. 5,,-Tn,, ~ ~ CIV %
nm a,.arSert ~ s,.' ., ioen I'dne. have on hind
they the attention ;ne friend. aSa the 5abfc The,
assortment Consists ~ pa Of The following a,tiel4s:
bepc nd nssi "ekst Book add Cad Cnse'
Drs, q. gose,sod
rabeis .,-tallc OVERWHELMINGLY nna1 S,@ % iyo;y
SlHes. Vnths CGtis. Domocs Pearl and voy fuide.. &
"a. Use PAN and Fancy Note Pnpers Plain Ebo ed and
t,sna,,op y S. 81 S;oi, Pa,
FRANCIS 4. IYIrTsPFi
d2ilwH Manufacturing Stai.onefs. = MAIDEN Lane
s., ' y, Ia mdp 49, rfsi lf cal
TURKEYS and PR ESiIUM PICKLED oYsTERs petaf
ed for New enr Inv tables Yen viii much nhye nd n
D,d nc the greater opportunity IN riyn a.
Sy fays.in- rs viii, ganr ',rdet even ~
GEO Il UOITi-t: fhi B,osd ,ssy ,e,, ro,,,l =,
pI't- -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS!

GREAT SALE OF DRf doOuo
100000 Dollars @orth Of Dry ooods h'
tced FINN 10 TO Is per cent. from former prices.
Persons seeing this Advertisement nnl wsnns 70
arc rsoes,ed 10 bring with them, 50 mat they 'naP We '
-, hn tho Goods aud prces are us nnveuse. - A..
ne g IN De SINES-l 8. 2, oil. as is 3D. u ana "
.spT sI and REPPs-2s Cd. IS, IS 3D. H. 3D. IS and
.LspPhcCm LUsTREs-, 3d. d 3D. s. a'sd d. and
vp PSI yssERINoEs5s 3d. %, Is. IS. a' lo liza and LIB
r., pe, Eds every ,ye-l2 los. 9 49, ss' '' and
rISsTSt{s Gall wosD-rom Is Cd to Is per yafd~eneo
r2 Pld and Plain, 2 to nm zero.
CL.OTlIS-Beaver. P.io'f Ffe"'' w
from 6. Us per yard. =, - r,cr,ed f,om 81 10 Ia
CASSIMERES-Pain Stflpes' U'
sI vi s-Ca,bu,ers Brocha Wo6'en ana "of''s"' Dn
musk III prices. very cheap - al lni and Is
CAiiCoEs-(faI color,)-d. ID. Cd, I'd, GU . AVA a'1
nR8WS and "a wild. 20 "a 5 S.yd
ccLI I:1fo 'FLANNEI.-ftom Cd per yard. up.
TICKING. from ed per yard. up.
hSo' N'e'' LINEN GOODS
n, corresponding Dnccs " The above cny ~ pai,ba
our stock i, mo,t complete, with MI knds o soos sS.s,,s
"a, Tie .ees-nE1 We invite ui who read our I'm \,
ment 10 call examine tor th.nseives. us "ooc WIN w
iee" ''''" On, Prize 4.hsd! and no Depiaiion.
dS0 BARKER & TOWLE, ~ Catnanne "
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Balk Louisa, fan Na,sau Ni; and several Others unknow
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fnR THE HOIInAYS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
BRITANNIA TEA SETfs. new md eegcn. patterns !;
DCOFFEE URNS, various sizes and pntieins: GOTHIC
AND PLAIN TEA TRAYS. very. spsnild patterns !;
IVORY KNIVES AND FORKS Of every description
STEEL FIRE SETS new aud beautiful paerns together
with very extensive assortment Of General iIadyafc Just
ceived and for sale BIZ w. n. SEYMOUR & CO.
d2ltJanls 4Chalilm Square and Catharne-st.
E5ALaGA RAISINS.-New Raisins in whole half and
" kegs only 10i b.. and fresh dred Cur
nn lll d.. with large assortment o. bunch mud utn1a
ni,n Grapes Cit.On, Figs. PuneS. paper sot she'll
Almonds foreign fruits ofnl the various kinds or sale
low prices, for cash. b. J. o. FOWLER.
Grocer and Tea Dealer go Greenwich street corner AIu!.
ray, and i2S Greenwich street, Vestry. d2l 3ts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

nTCTiCE-A Coaccrt fot the bsnet -ihy but uniS'.
C5ufch ~ me gunner Of Ch5ysIic aad pency Seet: -
Boston Temperance Cpa;;es Cub, ard sunlSsf 81 ds-
rcI:r n, sail past seven O'Clock. Ticket s cents can be
s n; Rarpn5s Hssto-e g. BoweTy. az Passes - rls.oe
--asf md AZ The , on the eyenlry ei the Ccace The
~ VI i'-A'V" var - = 1;s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

H5> Best Swedish Lecchcs at 12h cts. apiece
received ind for sale at DEL1C s. DUPUY'S
sors To Place Southland, No Park Row mud ISL Broadway
New iOrk. A sn or hand. supply oi Dupuy's cee
brae. flexible IVORY PATENT NURSE, for infants :;
Nipple and Breast Shields, and Papay Jelly for hreast
Tor sale above, wholesale and retail, uS5 caw5mis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

The la:e Tilicr. Seward. ESQ. and James Per, 4
drews, Esq ~ " * ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

SPLENDID BROCHA LONG SHAWLS.
few superb quality Brochn Long shaws fsIna ana
'o 81 Hs ANS s'n' - SUTTON Sc co.'s III spnnr street
NB SQUARE Brochn and other style ,haws sets a. r.
dured nyire
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IL NUTS! Mcfrs and F.ITs-Sellinr ~ ,e,,iI
MhOi.LSALE prces for this WEEK ONLY. nj No f;ot
near broadway. Ladies' deat Target tn call md
supply yoaraelye= N TINS. NO 2mis.
Posr OFFICE, Ngw-YoRg Der. %. 1874
, SHRlsrMAs DAY-On "Wednesday next, the 9Th Instant
ms Uihce W.T. according to cuStoi oren onlv from
ScIqck, q NJ 70 - O'Clock. p M.when all The Nah, vii
d2i toHH LoRIMER GRAHAM. p. III
lSf- No,ice.-THE NEIv-YORK ASSOCIATION
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
TIE rOOR would respectfully inform the public thu, the
so-eaied Cry RELIEF SocIETy " soliciting funds,
has no connection With tleir Association
60. g, JAMES BROWN. President,
! , D9- The Anniversary Services oil he Ma
RtSERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL. SOCIETY OF the poi:
OF New tok viii be repeated tic Hurnc,s Church ReCsc-
veil - ON Fuestly lee. 9th. at O'Clock, +. ".
The Annual Report wi be read by Rev. Henry Chase The
Trends Of the Sailors Family Gid all interested substituting
The cnnriy o wages preference 10 aims invited 10
intend. Addesscs he c1oected from Rev sir Abbott
Rev. MI Puisa, and Others By order. &c.
d2i 1t VI. c. TRACY. Secretary
nJ- TIE Twelfth Anniversary OF the VII.
jcts-'tfeei sunasy Schocl association VII
take place Christmas Day bee *. is4, O'Clock p a.
The exercises winch expected val be very interesting.
GlgS Exercises Singing tr Boca containing Exercises
and Tcket u cents eoch 70 be ha. the door Christmas
day IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

INK - I.KaVATg sLABtS. Ge!-aey uJtes stik
nns IN yaz and Scc.. with ey pieces flpestnr
onnlits eSi.e SIC Poke, reeysd ~ ~ broaa-
s ga1 w. 7. JENNINGS u GO. ODD $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE FIRST PdGE-
Arrived,

shi,. syie de ras.e Thompson. liayrc, Fox Livngs
Ton. Aussn, Buchanan. Charleston. sutton.
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EOK THE HOLIDAYS.

HOLIDAY Presents
FE,HOSE PERSONS wishing TO purchase handsome pres
= for the Hoiidcys will find their advantage cnI
at 81 Grands. where Dress Goods, Long and Square saw
with great variety other Goods selling great blrran
d2l 3;is 5. BARKER. 2si Grnnt.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
FRENCH BROAD CLOTHS.

FRENCH BROAD CLOTHS.
r, .,cd fsv oers, super black French Cloths 81 Paul
Baeo, g. Fly manufacture gentsmans Coats and
an article well worthy of notcs a,o. easmores aud osh
wooens at the lowest prices.
Of snis SUTTON s. CO., III Spriag COZ. Sullivan.
b. Sattinetfs. Fannes, Binnks,s &c e'' TAO ''''as
IN the city oxE PRICE and no deception. ---
CASHMERE D'LAlNES, MEhtNoo, NC.
.1cc NJ d,es, goods are invited call and examine our
I.pag AID SUPERB assortment before they pufchh'e u "o
arc now offering bargains worthy of notice.
Of 2nis SUTTON & CO., III Spring cor. sullivan.
NIB. Brocha Plaid Coakings Of newest styles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

Passengers Arrived,
IN tic ship F!crius from Leghor-is Jones and dauch
IN The brig fer, Tson from ST .NqrhsAlrs Donelson.
In the sehr Joseph H0'cc from So. finn Bay, Jcm.-Mr
1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

OF Ladies' Fair.-1'he Ladies' OF the Second Yves
leyau Chapel in Nubery-siree Blocker, will hold
FAIR the basement Of the Church Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, 3D. 2h and 18th nsts. will be opened
nesday a,2 o'clock NJ The proceed; will be devoted TO
benevolent object The Ladies' the attention OF then
friends mud the public chace selection nncy and useful
articles. many of them suitable for Holiday Gifts and n TO be
offered at reasonable prices. do Ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

o. English Lutheran f,urch Those who
formerly members of the Congregation of ST. Ines md
those who lavs attended Divine Service in st. Matthew's
Church under the Pastoral Of the Rev Chnres Martini
requested to NEE, National Hall Canal street,
organization OF The Congregation of ST. james dpcrmanent
5ysis len ph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

NTEW.YoRK, FULTON AND ANN.sTs. NJ ME IA
SGERiE lag Fulton Grd IL lHn-stref under the difec
lion Of Holm SEARS-Iie subscriber would hereby respect
fully MORN the pubic thA; his Manngere Will be open lo
exhb tbs dsy from Il O'Clock noo until O'CLOCK N te
Am0nss, his collection will be found Of the mos, rare
Animals BIRDS sc ever exhibited this country II is the
intention OF the Proprietor nuke such additions 10 MS col
ec;on MS viii render IF possbe su9enor 10 my other m
The aed sta rna lor TINT purpose he hereby requests all
persons having nny valuable animals 20 dispose OIL 10
give him call L.. "a t,,.
street Admlaon l21z cents. I'D In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

rety at T. WALKERS Cheap Bookstore and Bindery
III Fulton street splendid edition OF sSPss History ct The
procured expressly New Years Gin for lsh All decnp
lions OF Bibles. Prayer ana Hymn Books IN plnn and elegant
bindings. az uis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

ADAM w,i bold M first anniversary said Church, BrOprpe
s. on Weocay, the 18th INST Christmas a, l0x O'Clock
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!.

j z
TN L. LEWIS. SURGEON DENTIST. 40 B:oadwqy
~ door below Masonic Hall, begs leave 70 inform his
trend and the public that be hes made the following great
fed4cson MD with a sod 81 co. Do Dc DO tin foil
silver, 20 Cts Do cleaned 81. Do extracted 30 cts, oosh
rche cured, 30 cts. u "tiis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

MOVE DIX NutftC BbrRSt .. sIIeC.
[iepoded for the ~ Y. Trbune.]
At Market ll50 Beet Cattle. (a North and Eas) 50 Cows
and Calves and $500 Sheep aud Lambs.
PRicEs-Be.f CatneAre little cheaper, and quote
Obituary. "a Is a prime % so, and some choice
at ass.
Cos,s and Calres-Same as Inst wcck-sl4 $50.
SAeep and Lonsbs-Are little cheaper-We quote Lambs
s7sas 80 BY, and Sheep 81 371s So
Hcv-Bri.k demand n, 62s rs cents per cwt 70: loose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

&c The Ladies' OF ST. Peters Church will
hold Fair in the Basement that Church for the benefit OF
the School superintendent bv the Sisters Monday md Tues
day. 23d md 2ilh December The Ladies' Of the different
Catholic Congregations IN this city and brooklyn, earnest
g requested 10 aid them their enterprise Donations and
contributions will be thankfully received by the Sisters No l6
Baiclay.stree dig 3ecdH
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leather manufactures, known under the name 81 u
f,nbscher fine leather fabrics-to ID per cent - VIZ
Lrem-and on al thread iaces and inser'iagS, faces
raoons, tresses tasse knots, stars Of gold ana az
y,r 6ue or haif 6ae, mineral waters spiter, ana
hare ) wool, dressed 2 per cent ID ,aioitm
The advocates of the treaty contend thai ue'o are
un,mportsnt concessions, ia return for Inc nine"sS
advantages given to our tobacco planters, farmers,
and the soulhsra cotton and rice States and Una. 'e
Committee ON Foreign Relations, who reported az
yersely 70 the treaty, did not give the suoJeet ia'r
zion. merely questioning he all. dyed aosan-
lages, and placing their opposition TO ~ mainly y"
the ground that they " not prepared 70 ss"c''o"
so large an innovation upon the aneie"t snd un'o'i"
praeli' c, in respect Of the Department q the 'ornn-
meat BY which duties imports shall be mp SEQ,
and that the convention changes duties winch ba'e
been laid by law !" and that, "wilhout engaging a.
all in an examination Of The extent, limits, ana oo-
iect OF the power TO make treaties, The eomm'.ee
believe that the general rule Of the system Is hd's,
putaby that the control Of trade and The function OF
taxing belong without ablidgemeni or par'cipa'io"'
TO Congress
Agreeaby TO the recommendation OF The commit
tee The cony .nton" laid on the table by vote
of 81 to lS Both the Missouri Senators voted ID
the nc alive. We hope yet to see the same onJeo''
effected by the action Of the Legislative Department
Of Government.
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INVASION OF TEXAS-

From the tenor of the subjoined letter from Mr.
Green, our charge at Merico, we are irr,si.tbly
impressed with the belief that Mexico will recon-
mepce hoslilitiss against Texas, and that Great
Britain will furnish the sin ews Of war" If not the
bsyoneis, provided Texas will no, readily eonsen, to
the abol'ti'n Of slavery, ard accept a commercial
proposition of great advantage to Great Britain and
incaIcuable injury to the Unit,d States.
II Teran blood be shed under sooh circumstance.
the capital Of Mexico will fall in twelve month. AZ
forwards, and England will find enough to do to de-
fenj bcrsef
MrxIco AND Trxss.-Tbe Galveston Asre, pub
fishes the following official letter. TO which w, beg
to call attention
LEGATION or THr USfrrD STATES.
Mexico, June 18th, 1914
To WM. s. Munrur Esq,
Charge dAtsires of the United States
Sin; wrote you few days since that il was Gen.
Santa Anna's intention TO invade Texas imm.d,,,.l,
with large fierce. As yet nothing has been done
by Congress IN the way OF raising money hut troopa
have been secretly dispatched To reinforce the army
OF the North, and Gen Cspsles has been nsmcI 10
the Command Immediate preparation. for
and defence should be made.
link that Santa Anna calculates on foreign aid
lev days since an order appeared in the Diso del
Gob'crno addressed to Gen. Wolf and direction.
that any individual who should be found beyond a
league distance from the left bank Of the RIO Bravo.
should be punished as traitor, after summary mil
isry trial
applied to the British Minister to unite wi h me
~ remonstrance with this order. He replied tina,
ne presumed the Texans were to be treated by MsI-
Ico as rebels and declined interfering otherwise thar
10 Request verbally that the order shall not be put IN
iorce agains, British subjects.
have the honor TO BE-.
Very respectfully, &c,
BENZ. f. GREEN
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increase the strength Of the fortress OF San Juan DC
Ullus. Some heavy pieces Of ne" ordnance nave
been mounted and = brig has arrived laden WIN
shells and other munitions, VI tho Texan prisoners
con6a.d there (Gf,ssn in number) one died recently
The reus ndsr we're reported to be in good health
Captains B1II aud MAI, Of tho United States
Army, arrived at Washington, (Texas,) on The 2o''
ult from Fot Jesup. The vs"dsesiof says " IL s
under God that they have communications from Gen
TAyL.R, now in command OF the 5 ulh Western D'-
vision OF the United States forces, touching the IN
s,ruclions lately published from the War Department
of the United States"
The Texas papers concur IN stating that The pros
poets of the crops very good throughout the he
public. The Galveston Civilian gives hatering ao
un, Of the prospects aud success OF various indus
trial enterprises Among other Improvements IN
Galveston, the erection of large iron foundry Is
noticed Arrivals Of foreign emigran's principally
Germans) continue to be quite frequent
The Fourth Of July was celebrated ID Galveston
with much spirt--more publicly aud generally, we
imagine, than in this city. The arrival Of the Ger
man Prince DE- SoLuas, with his retinue, is noticed
He is the representa- We of large association, com
posed accordng to the Ciyilian) OF princes, mobiles
and other wealthy individuals in Prussia, Austria,
and some of the smaller German States, which was
formed at the instance OF Count De LENEsGEN,who
VISITED Texas some two years SINCE for the purpose
Of obtaining information 10 its character resources
and prospects.
A bearer of treaties recently concluded between
Texas and several NJ the rri %, 81 os'-" o'atesby
Col. d., had arrived. The Civilian states that he
brought important European des; atches for the Gov
eminent.
The papers Of Texas have little to say on thesub
ect Of Annexation, and generally concur in the nt
ment that for Texas TO pursue the subject further,
would be national humiliation. There is no doubt
whatever, that very advantageous offers of CONNER
cal alliance with European States await the aoep-
lance Of Texas.
The Houston Telegraph has the following Iara-
graph:
"a correspondent of the Matagorda Despatch"
Col. Kinney's Ranch al Corpus Christi; and TINT
large body Of Camanches within twenty leagues
of that place, from whom hostile visit IS expected.
That the Government Of Mexico has entered int a
treaty with those Indians giving them blankets, I'M
munItion, irinkets, &c, TO induce them to commtra
VICES on our frontier. Early in this month the Ii
pans were at Copano, and attempted to stampede
drove OF mules belonging to Mr.. Gourlay. Indian
signals have been daily seen all along the coast The
Carancahuas are missing, and are suppose to have
joined tribe of Mexican Indians The writer thinks
a general confederaey has been formed among the
several tribes, under the encouragement Of the MeIi
can Government, and that danger may reasonably le
apprehended. He says that Col. Kinney has to keep
a guard out day and night.
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The EcLEcrIc MAGAZINE for July Contents
Plate, Judith and HooierDes, splendid mezzotnt--
l. Sir Charles Bells Essays A Trip to Thebes;
Hume and his influence upon history the Rob,rtscs
on their Travels, Treatment of Juvenile Offenders
Some New lettings in my Note Book, Atmosf heno
Railway; Confessions of an Iilegibie Writer; Admi-
raj Lord ST. Vincen Vs'sys by an Invalid, by Har-
riei Manineau; Animal Magnetism; besides Poetry,
Miscellany, Science nd Arts, Obituary, sc.
Mr.. HAMPTON Penn. av between 9th and 10th
steets) is the agent for the above-of whom it can
be had Tree Of posla &c.
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From tn. .ks,r ORLEANS Cou,,,-o,,, R,,u.,,..

The sNs~ York, which arrived yesterday from Gal
weston, brings late news from that city and other
psre OF Texas. The U. s. brig son,rs arrived on
Galveston on the LIST inst, from Vera Cruz and sailed
next day for Pensacola. The romuo prevailed a,
vera Cruz, and among the troops IN the castle. A
Spanish r'gate in the hsrbor had los, her command
sr and the F~cseb frig,ss q. bysuss~s her IL, Lac.
ssnso end tho crews Of eseA vssssl hsd suffered a.
'""e extent Active preparation. we're pstiue 70
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Correspondence ofte "; Y. Journal Of Commerce.


The leaders Of the negro instruction were shot a
few days ago. This affair has had the effect
obliging the government 10 become stricter in the
execution Of the existing laws, and has swept all
ysg- bonds on, of the country Most of the prison
en will be tran ported and all the foreign colored
men are banished from the island.
The rains have at last in and removed the fears
entertained of a famine. The sugar cane and coffee
trees have, however, suffered severely, tha, the
crops (of the latter particularly will be very
short.
Business Ii very dull and all quotations nominal.
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n Ew GOODSi NEW GOODS JUST RE-
1 CElVED - ALSO, MANILA GRASS
sRiRTS.-We have this day received a lot of choice
and desirable goods, which We Will sell low viz
piece. black Maitconi Lustrinp.
do black aud blue Poui de So,e
10 do black and blue black Alpaca cheap
10 do French Lace Lawns and Muslins
100 sll-over corded skirts
% pieces Jsconet Csmhrics
% do Cambria Muslins
% do Swiss and Book do, cheap
DO super Green Bersge
~ do Gauxe Flsnncls, arrsniel not 10 shrnk
10 do Cambria Dimuies
Z" do hi.h Linens, fine, medium, and los.
priced cheap
20 do l24 ia, l0-4, and "a r ussia an
Insh shee,ings
case l2-4 Hamit, m Cotton do
50 pieces American Nankesns
ALSO,
100 Manila Grass skirts
10 pieces Grass Linen for skiits
Together with large assortment OF DONES
IlCs, irom 9. cents and upward and which will 10
offered cheap.
July i6--eo3uf
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JOSE MARIA DE BoCANEGRA
Mr. Green 10 Mr.. Booan,era.


Mr. Green 10 Mr.. Bocan,sra
LEGATION OF rBr U. s. OF Axsuo,
MEXICO, May 81, 1914
The undersigned, Charge des Aasires nd ,,,io
OF me United States Of America, has the honor To
acknowledge The receipt Of the note Of IN. ErceIlen
cy Jose Mara de Bocapegra, dated yes,erdsy. CO.
py OF which the undersigned has Transmitted 10 his
Iovernmsnt. The undersigned will content himself
merely with acknowledging the receipt Of the note.
leaving to hrs Government 10 make the repl, deem
60 su''sole 10 communication so extraordinary
ne consumers ihe note IDdecoros, and the tenor of
us contents 80 little worthy Of his Official character
as 'he representative Of powerful nation. who's.
generosity Mexico has more than once experienced
ha' u IS unnecessary 10 make any reference 10 IN,
injurious epitbets OF bis Excellenoy the Minister ~
Foreign Affairs VI
here one passage, however, in the note Of nj.
excehency, Mr. Bocaoegra, to which he er,.ve. bu,
- competed TO allude II rs that 10 which \, !. ,o5
" Mr. Green, by order Of his Government. saws Tho,
: there has been concluded and signed a t,est, 10,
!" The Annexation Of Texas, and without ,acL,na :,
!" The respect due TO Mexico, be inform. Il. Co,s,n
ment that the United States have been ob,,e,d ~
e" that measure for their own security ana ,nser.,,
=" Aen at Is not little sb.e tina, : do,,.,
" n~ot which ceotains decjaraa,oo 20 exorr~ -.
esrding the riehss Of Mexico, should 40 h, ~.
same 10 which Is found those tight. Of necessity
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Tns F'asr AMERICAN RAnRoap.-Tbe frs, rail.
road constructed in the United States wa, IN. o,;n
cy railroad, nearly three miles IN length, and
ing 'ro" the wharf a, the mo0th OF the Nepo,.,,
river TO the Bunker I'M Quarry 1t ws. built IN
1876. ="
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tI The Rev. Thos. r. O~en will preach. Pro.
''d'nce permitting in the Old Pos. Office (Caru.i,
room) on iith street, Tomorrow (Ssbbs'h) morning
at IL O'Clock and In ih' e,sni' &, Al o'clock.
June -
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PAPtR On THE GULF STREAM and Cur
rents OF The Sea Read before the National To-
stitute "a April 1874, by Lieutenant Msury, L :
Nasy-l- co.tained in the Southern Literary Me.
senger for July, ls4i-pubshed also separately II
pampble, form.
Both for sale by y. TAYLOR
July 81
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SIL'rs IN MANGO" La nina de Ia Luz s.
yer mine near the city Of Gusnajupaio, is at present
unusually productive. yielding upwards Of 5000
each day. The cost Of working it is not given.