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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

LATER IRON TExAs-The steamship New ors
arrived a. ;h- por- Yesterday from Texas he leit pa
the an int which day -he brings Is ne %
Paper- - .. "a,
weston on the 81 inst with dispatches ior ne Ae0an
Minister.
Al quiet on TIE Texs. frontier not s.n-e in'lAn
disturbance beng noted 10 any q our eNfhsh-'7-
We have received verbal -ence By i1s ANY h ~
ne eject That the Nexican- are really conceh 'i- .
large force IN he Rio G-snde. preparatory % - :.
Texas should agree p Annexation Our MORN ~ 49,
farther that the feeling n he a,ier cour y e
Wa-.ize'he AK = " nothing e-.e ilan ~" WI
Mexico i -Ie wishes ,--snd r aal-tDn 'A. l-' n ~
-itons n N.xir0 and En-lant WI ne promptly
Capt Elliott, ne Brush ChnTre p IeHa-' a,H-a
Galveston The evening 0f The 5rn '--' On " ~
msn0i-war trg The Civilian says . = lhn'i- 80 .-
he brought further over-lres from NeNco l.i az -'
znow.cd-neni ~ -hc independence OF 49, pr
ceeced % fne -clf of Government on -lDili'.
TIE precise character o ile propositions o-o--i i pr,
Known. lut they be % The nature -n.-l'.el' i,s ~
probably -av- fAe Civilian be- laid before iAe puo-c '
= very -horr time
Tne Arueri,Tn SQUADRON under Com. stockton. w.
lying a. anchor OF Galveston On fhe ~ ir.-
The candidates for seats IN the 'eniion rom ia
vestou the only place where there J. any i'--N url
-i-.uu 20 Annexation r0w manifested ~" los Love t
Nenari Gen Memuran Hunt and MAJOR hacAe- me
after ! grandson of Benz AMIN ranAn and ia t'u
against annexation but We learn that De -ay' insi u
elected be VII no. oppose The popular VIII me ouiei
y. o Pic. 7ih-
The most astonishing item o.; intelligence received by
ih- arrival !. contained paragraph ID me Houston
Telegraph. which in reference 10 the statement ID me
message Of Cueva. 20 the Mexican Congress nai leNt-
rad made PROPOSALS. 70 Mexico % obtain acknow ledge
ment Of her independence -ays We nave uc.n =
-lred By Col Allen our Secretary Of STATE tA-i frc-
deni Jone. has made no proposals. 20 MeAico. ana 81
fhorzed 900 agent o. proceed id MeNco with proposals
The Galveston News speaking OF the endesvoi 90 repre-
sent Pro-.i Jones friend o. annexation ays tna'
such inference cannot be drawn rum cNisn, aets ana
in rcercnc, the above extract from ihe lclerapn
remarks.
This o. sag tho least OF IT, j. most extraordinary
mode of explanation. aud challenges 40 small sltfc o
creiliy especially fhi- moment when Capt Ll-oi l.
in Wellington. and probably again n secret cone'a'e
with The President.
The graph States that ali the coune. n ne pun
lic far A. heard from. % favor ~ the PRESIDENT
Proclamation calling Convention.
The citizens 81 Montgomery and Houston 1olnne
have passed resolutions ~ confidence IN the President
unwsverns patriotism and devotion 20 the bcfn1lc
u.flrIaan- IrOpic 4fl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

HAIR ToNic-Odrdges Balm u Cogmbia-TO' he Bal,
and Grey II YOU wish uVralf iead u hlr free from
Dandr and >curf al 10 procure the genuine Balm
OF Columbia manufactured By COm-tocA Co. Il ,OrlaIa
H. Badness Il viii than exceed
expectations. Many who had lost their hair f0r tHeur,
years have had il restored 20 - original perfection By H.
Balm. Age. state cOnef appear 20 BE- o.
obstacle. Whatever r also Tue bud 0 iOS viii
which The delicate HAIR lube filed, By which means tOgs
auds s hose beads grey TIE eagle u Asa have
had Their hair restored natural by he
invaluable remedy. In al Of Fever, . VII be iOgEd
Tie moot plea -anr gash for The head lL. csu used few
applications only are necessary keep the hslr
out Il gfl-nr the rOOsit never falls 10 mpar rel
glossy appearance and decscy u feeling before Unknown
aud a. perfume f0r the Toilet yuallcd CAUTION
Sold ONLY Il CogrtlaLd street and oy DR. fled, cor
u u avenue and 10Th street Also, Brooklyn lj, Fulton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

FROM HsvAvA-The brig Empresari0. Capt.
Collins arrived A. this port yesterday from Havans
whence -hc sailed the l- mt bringing us ne' o. pa
per. - rate due
The Diari0 ne IA Marina has ady.ces from Baze Hon
duras, the 1)ih May The King OF the Mosquitoes
boy ten yesr- oi-was bapuscd, confirmed and con
-ccraei on the -fh Of that month. The religious cerc'
monies were performed hy the Bishop Of Jamaica with
great polny and show The Dgri1 more than hints maj
England IN erecting these Mosquito savases into an indie
pendent nation has some latent designs u making . ih'
u;ar the construction of hip canal across me l-n
by which she may open for herself nearer route
20 India
save only the province 90; Guatemala VI, ere every
thing tranquil Central America wh- -iiI nafasseu
ty internal eud- The latest news j. inat The troops al
salvador their march against Honduras. Il Wa
The opinion Of those best informed that the reacton
in favor Of the liberal party should become general the
Government Of Central America would be entirely re-
organized and become consolidated.
The Belgian colony At -. Thomas lon the PACING
coast we believe after various misoTtunes which threat
ened IL existence il again hourshlne.
The local news from Havana j. without interest
~ q. Pic 9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos o. o -. % 10 = - & 90
9l ~ g. -. 40. 95 %
CIRCUIT COURT -Mondsy--Nos. o. 95. ~, 10, NJ
H. l25 33i l2ii 10 -.
COMMON FrEAs-There will not be recess this
week stated on Saturday The usual recess Of week
Will occur IA July. \ new term commences to-day The
Day Calendar Will be follows Nos J, 3, Z, 3 o.
D 10 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

To- Hon Loris MLASK the Baltimore Patriot
hears from w ashingion has been offered the Mission
10 England and has accepted it, We hear i, witt
pleasure Mr.. Polk has successfully offered this
most importsn, post to Messrs. Calhoun. Pickens
and gilmore OF : 4. and 10 Levi Woodbury. of \.
H. who have each declined il We have heard that
/, has also been offered to Gen James Hamilton. Jr
(oncc Of 8 C. but lately of Texas but We think thai
mus, be fabulous We have apprehcndcd that thu
extraordinary rcbuils to which the Prcsidcn, has
been subjected nigh, ultimately throw the critics
RESPONSIBILITIES of this station upon some hack poi,i
clan Of the character OF j. lngcrsoll the OF
DR. Duncan or the caibre of C. {. Cambrelcng, bu'
the selection Of Nj NJ Lane will be generally and
heartily approved. We know not 10 wh'ch party
he belongs II To either bu, his past services IN III,
Senate aud the Cabinet have justly commence,
him TO the confidence of the American People
From Mr. NJ Lane ii appointed. and entrusted with
a liberal discretion we shall hope for an early and
honorable settlement Of the Oregon controversy.
Col WV q. BurLKR, of Kentucky fast year can
,laie tor Governor has been offered by Mr. Polk say
Western papers the Mission to Russia and will &C
cept. We do no, believe the public good will be II
any way subscrvcd by a change If Ministers at -
Peterborough nj a cos, OF some els 900 bu, the Pre-
sidcnt owes Col Butler more than he realizes, snc
il he must pay his obligations at the public expense
wc know no man he is likely TO send abroad wor,
deserving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

SANDS sARsAPARILLA.The sympathy Of the skn Will
he internal gRnlIagn ~ he human body well known
Il th- dia which indcaes the condition of the machinery
within. II - hot and dry, covered h puse-, or per
f0rated with uicer- or c1y with b0l- or botcned
pmped or dsco0rei Der that all ! not night with The
controlling vital power within. The blood cannot BE- Do pgr
the the glands exhibit signs - disease. 70
dismiss the impure from he circulation and thus
store the whole -v-iem pristine heal there l.
dial agent comparable 10 SANDS sARssPAsiLLA BEN
slightly aperelf. Do removes any obs rJciOu- which ma,
y ii n the xcref0ry passages the fsi pun
fr. tle f1d. te body, and through ihem the stream
lie.
Prerarei and sold. Wholesale AMI retail, by A. 3. l.
SANDS Wholesale Drlggisf- - Fulton street, New fors
Sold also 10 Broadway II Fs Broadway and by Drug
x-t- generally rrOu shout UniIel safe- Pnce 81 Pc
bottle. SIX bodies for 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
Tnr MAGNETIC TrIrcR,rH.-Thc efforts to cs

THr MAGNETIC TFLrGRAPH.-Thc efforts 10 cs
tablish Magnetic Tcesraphs touching a, the principal
cities throughout the country, likely 10 he sue
ccs-ui The construction IN this country Is est
mated al $3.50 per mile. We shall soon have Boston
bound Ia New Orleans. and Ncw.lork to the great
West Another line Is IN contemplation, to be called
the Atlantic and Mississippi Route. 1t will commence
Il Philadelphia. connecting with the lines from New
York ana Washin gion and 10 touch al lae
a,, Capitals and large that conveniently be
reached the route ~ Louis. Branch lines viii run
~ouhwsrdy from this main route TO the capitals of Ken
lucky and Tennessee and to the cities below Pittsburgh
on the Ohio River 80 include Wheeling Cincinnati
and Louisville: and other branch lines viii run North
wsrly from she main route to include the prnc
pal places along the lakes, between Buffalo Detroit Chi
cage. Milwaukee sc The arrangements for completing
this great central line entrusted by Nj Kendall io
Henry ORciuy and it is understood that enough OF the
work Will be finished with despatch Tor transmitting to
Ilsrrisbursh Of not to Wheeling via Pittsburgh even
10 Columbus IN Ohio, an abstract OF the President. Mes
sage at the commencement OF the sc>t session OF Con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
MARRIED..

A. Buaalo iith Abraham -tras to tr,na Wolfe.
4. Hack Rock 9Th Lucas scott 10 Jane smith
AZ Albany 18th. Ezra 4 su'lia 70 Mary l.. wilson
NClavcrack Columbia Co S.ih ult., Martin tssessns
% Cynthia Gamer.
Al Troy 9th Adrian Wins 20 Mary A Grant 0. Aha
nv 10th James b vile 70 Ann Eliza Manning.
AtCanandaigua 5th Franklin Amber 70 Charlotte AnA
-ih.cv q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
TO.DAY'S OUTSIDE.

Frssr PAeE.-New Publications Annexation and
slavery; A Trip through Northwestern kentucky Nj
nor News Of the Day Religious Items.
forsrH PAoE-Commercisl and Money Matters
Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

~ THr S,BLE BuRLEssuE OPEsarIc COMPANY AkE
,c.S N rpr FfELD-Psmcs has engaged hen. and they
ouen tonight with Black D.abolo, Tie Inn Of Ter
rspiu-sr which IS parody on FRA Diavco" DUNG
r absence hey have been gaining fresh laures and
aase 90 doubt Lat their talents I'll e appreciated BY lie
.ir.l - Don Of on rcelr.uLir-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

4 REMEDY FOR DEAFsSss.-The success which hss fo..
lowed the ~ DR.. McSar- Acoustic Oh lu curing deaf
ness truly shiny We pronounce fa re.e
for a.! pal-. buzking noises continued sounds which
but symptoms 81 approaching deafness Instances are
daily coun 10 our know ige q remarkable by H.
u-e of fiI. wonderful remedy.
Caur0n.-Bewsre Of base Commercials and sia.rTi-
On sold only genuine a. p Cour4snc-tnrei and by Dr.
Field, corner Of u avenue and l0 street ll.o BROOK
Is. El-lnr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

Sfw DiscoyEsY-By which all stoves. and pipes, o,
gses NAV be kepts Jet black WIZ beautiful polish
scoaen BODY by one application year u keeps az
pipes from rIsnz through ne summer. and far
he OF paint on every description Of ron fence- ,c-
work &C Sold only AZ p COUrfiand--lrref
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESlDENT-Off ii c i = J
JoHS McCAvGHA~. Collector Of tie Customs ioE u,
District Of Pear River. Mrs. vice Willis H. Arnold
whose commission viii expire on the ls' Of July next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

~ Rev. w. II CLAIMING yesterday morning
delivered discourse of signal force and freedom al
the Lyceum OF Natural History the Texas Con
spracy, its origin object progress, and prospective
contamination He proved, by abundant citations
from the official and other public writings of Mcssrs
Upshur, Tyler, Calhoun, Barrow, eic.-cmincnl
champions as well as some opponents of Anncxa
tion-that the extension security, and iortiica'oi
of Slavery was the grand impeling and conirollinl
motive Of Annexation, and showed that, in subscr-
vience TO this aim the Country is now fully engage
in career of aggression and spoliation which unes
arrested by an early and overwhelming expression
Of public sentiment, by disaster, is certain to caa
us TO the Pacific and the Ishmus Of Darien and
which is likely to involve us in a desolatlng War
nay, which may have aircddy involved us in suci
War Mr. Charming urged upon the Frcemcn @
our whole Country the duty of acting promptly an'
encr geticay AS became men and Christians to aver
40 horrible n crime as the punging OF the Nation
into an unjust War in support of Human Bondage
He called upon all to circulate and sign pledge
mutually binding the signers not TO encourage, aid
or in any manner sustain such War, no matter how
commenced nor ON what prc,cxt-Mr c. will con
.inue the discussion next Sunday morning
- II struck us as rather Inconsistent that NJ
Claiming should not merely avow but glory in III,
fact tina, he did eoi rote a, the last Presidential Ecc
ton II is doubtless RICH, and obligatory on us TO oI'
pose the Texas Conspiracy TO the utmost and to thu
end but as one ballot last November would have
been more effective than fifty pledges now we think
those who stood aloof when the great battle wa
Tough, and lost when they might have saved IT,
oush, cas, pass in silence, if they do MOI
choose to regret their most untinely and inGorou'
neutrality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

Coxsrocs's EXTRACT or sss>,FssnL.-Eyrry h...v
should use Cors;ocks Extract Of SAfsspaFa for prf,r
The blood ara Cleansing the system IN ~ spr.g ~ -
yra- Ths Fxfraci the bcst and ctap-.i Prepared
Price = for bodies src A. ofhers eE4ge for
a saving OF :. sod only a. p Coariland street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

~ IT,. American Museum presents attractive bill
ass,n .or tbs evening and viii uncouDey be crowded
with stors ~arly and ate. The performances VIII be Of
The richest character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

EAsT lSDis HAS DYE.-Tl- : beyond doubt one Of
de zaD.e c.frica 4 scDyene- " modern rl1es
4 col he haT, and YET he l. perfectly sa,s from IL
niue Red grey hair VIII dark brown or ~
black. Stter application Moreover @-ag- poe
ssed ~ ie hs. india Hair Dye : iid--ii may be spphe
ug' w- ne head rests he pillow Ofrepo-e. This
Dye i prei sfed by Dr. Comsock himself he celebrated
chemist. wtse ts book i gss; IN the be-; colleges an
ONLY a. Il Couraand street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

- PrALLs MusErx Is out with nch bill for one all
Eng and 10 doubt The place VIII be fed today ard hi
eyea-ag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

HAVE Yor RoAcHEs os BED Bus- - .=-.~ 81 "A
sure @xern.nator OF these xious venln may be Tad
CORTLAND greet Price IS ard ~ cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

posr,sir SHAWN. Csss>--The s1hscriher. having -.
scfs and ni-i.s varir.y ~ ~. shove o-er ne ss.
lie most complete invented. srifahle wants ~,
trvr ne pubic containing al ihs uccssary Tor Ne -,
With ~. addition OF iir NsIc Ta5rf >frsp Zoe .haTe~
and k.-ep.ng RaJnr- in ih- most r-rfeci order
o. SAL NDfR>A SON III Br,aax.v
oDu1.ife How ar.s. H.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

SPRlNGrlylp MAss.-Travclers through the beau
u valley Of the Connecticut, across from Albany
to Boston VIII spend some time plsassntyA An the village 81
Springfield halfway between Albany and Boston, Hart
ford and Northampton. and almost any other two points
The largest Hotel IN Springfield and OF the best
ever found any where Is The ALDEN HoUss. where VT
are sure the irsvelweay will ind rect and the hungry
The best of good cheer. The Springfield Daily RepubE
can thus speaks Off
Ttr AIpx> HoVsr-This hotel for many years known
A. the lIsnpden House in Springfield has been under
onc radical Improvements ana repairs Tor some mouths
andcr th, iirecon OF IL proprietor. q NJ. Alden
The house extends around open square cf court VIII
fronts on Main and CoUrisirccts-wh Court square on
he south fron,-hcins the center OF business II
.apacv and extent exceeds sny other hotel IN the Con-;
onweah west of Boston II has been thoroughly rented
rom cellar 10 sic and newly furnished with carpets
mattresses beddins and other furniture. The new az
snsemen, Of the parlors and other rooms i more con
yemen; for ladies and families than before The dining
room has been enlarged 10 ample dimensions is 10 'he
supply OF the table. have repeatedly heard X sPoAen
o. both sorosd and ~ home cqus. not SURPRISING
bal Of any in the county. We hope the enterprise OF
NJ Alden 10 prov de agreeable horne 'of the traveller
VIII o. suitably rewarded lie certainly deservcsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

r DsLLtr g.Has a1u UNLf genulrel fAIS *
lBAcIoR-So.d u ri Coarl.aud-sree;, o. bali pnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

~ The Breokiya Eagle says in reference io
,hc Mysteries of lniqui,y. that something has
"lmpced the CONGREGATIONS and respectable portion o
The Wing party 10 discam and repudate altogether both
the ariel. and lie writer"
OF course. having such clue to the Editors
standards OF responsibility and conscien,iousncss
we can no longer marvel that he is Loco Foco.
There are some passages in the Mysteries of Ini
putty. which have no proper connection with the
subject. and which We wish had not appeared there
% they do injustice 10 distinguished and HONORABLE,
Wings But iha, the general exposition OF gigan,i,
Loco roco fraud and corruption OF the ballot, boxes
lss fall IS true-a, any rate that such gigantic fraud
were committed here and clsew here-we have ccu
vincing evidence and We know no nielliscn, an'
Conscientious Wings who doub, H. The con,ro
versy between the writer Of The Mysteries sn'
tho Editor Of the Courier 4 Enquirer has lis orisii
in causes very distant from the general truth or crei
bility al thai exposure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
- The rnri,aled Double Extract Of >arsx
riIlr InnfiN nnd Pile VII cfeslaA-ly ena.ae ~

qsa frrnsrcf CURES ol Diseases arising from mrcry y
.s a,i - pnr.cs The face. Bo'oies lpon he SAN
Ff,.rea> >Af Rheum. scurvs >crolla hacanltsri d..
.t n ..a.t. arising from ile of Mercury. Sc ke
Tie -rrsf ais aua-e which u.s Double fNfact posseses
peculiar properties 81 the >ur-spsrs arr more powerfully
concentrated than possible l tie liquid compounds TIE,
f mot. there {. no mineral substance combined V m IL
,..fae ingredient amt La. though not casi,
re,cr than any other preparation OF >afssrsns ever o.
, I, me- p.bic Price oi the andy = cents PER pses
49,. or for dollar. Pills - cents per ,A containing .
Pills each. Sold whoe-se and retail oy
HASTINGS 4 co So Broadway,
~, sfe,sis fQ sole Propreiop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

boSk NA>rRs-Proprie,ors of establishments
for the preparation OF this article in or near this CITY,
may render service TO the agricultural interest, and
possibly promote their own by calling, for short
line, when convenient, on the Editor of the Far
ners Library" a, the " Tribune Buildings" a, an,
lime after "Wednesday next. He would cheerfuuy
call on them if he knew where their manufactures
were 10 be found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

- An article from the suthor OF The Mysteries
OF lnquity- in continuation of that published sstur
dsy. !. necessarily crowded on, to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

s1,s'r n.rsIed hv hls daughter Madam Darsnd. SAc
m Cs., or pryase Lessons. 20 Lae. and gentlemen, No
(, w.ise,s- "a ms meo,is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

Nrw HAxgsHiHr.-The Legislature in Conven
ton on the 18th elected Thomas p. Treadwell Sec
rotary Of State John Atwood Treasurer Carroll &
Baker lof the regular Patriot, State Printers. and
David Moulton Commissary- General-al incum-
bonita. VIC believe. Tho House. by liz TO 7s. has
refused TO consider the subject Of accepting the
Ssssss share Of Tho Land Distribution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

De- Wunn'e >ANskfkkfiiA AND WILD NHfRsy b..
rss .u-r,..- i comb .naron 81 those two nr,c. ,,-
fa SPANISH >As>ArAStLA sn ti.- ANESicAN NilD fa,s
~ : now ~ he net unc easred 10 he puoe n n, r.
ff-, of Dr. Mcot These vegetable fcrce. haze ,-r -.
f ei ihe Ehc- rfufc he relca world. snd the Fal
81 III N,.icire an s writers In OBJ" Netcs Mairrix ~.
uniformly spoken len w,h tie lisissi respect sri CO.
ss-ra TIE one Tor eicscy u disease. ~ he boNa -
M .f.r for . gr,a' tonic power with fVxlsh.e r<oe.-,
-avnc nervous irritation and eNcifabis hss been ~,
0rithra's.i m Dr. Wood. >ars1paris and Wild Ch-rrs
RurrS hey found acting together With perfect hsrmoay
ami f--a.s asl forming by their union new .sfe ess,
,e and agreeable Tonic and Apcusni Medicine and frr-s.,
r "a. disease. Of The blood stomach. and hillary orxsns
Be particular aud ask for Or Wood. >Arsspsnas Al
Wild Cherr, Buffers. and receive no other
Ar.nfs- Sew York. Or. Nm. II. Minor 1872 Broadx,,
Gen a. Gum. 81 BeccSer-i; y. ". Guion, IL Bower,
Rr>,.l,t. ames " smith. cor Fulton and Crans. RVS.
IT, The ola and only established Office IN h. CRY for ~
sa - of fhs. Oueiua GENUINE fllNONIC >lRIP A
al Couri.arl street door below Greenwich ussa
ease .e,. Mr. BcchmAu'- advertisement trst psre M
M. t.,,r headed Caution 20 ilc luh.,." ss s,s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

Tourr AxrcLE>--Razor. % ~ mosi oe.ebru.s
makers warranted srge variety 81 Too;h Ns a1d sb,v
~ gri.fas. pefflmefv. Ws>hIrg and SHAVING $50. -
af fse hssf Quality % exceedingly low prce- As,,-s
ram for shaving which makes he richest p..s 81,
SOLD % oly So cents pCi, A. a. ~ NDkks rsen,nr
vnV ~ ri,-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26
STAE OF LOUISIANA,

PARISH OF EAST BATON RuUGE.
BY virtue ofan o5der TO me directed by the
Hon. the District Court, in and for the parish
of East Baton Rouge, | will expose for sale at
public auction, on the Bob day Of July next,
at 10 o'clock, the following described proper
ty, TO wit
A certain tract of land being aituated about
eight miles north Of the town of Baton Rouge
on the road leading to Natehez, and adjoining
the plantation which formerly belonged to
John Randolph. containing about six hundred
and forty acres Of land, more or less, being
the same property now held in community.
between ] PaNichel and the heirs Of David
Dav 8, and the sale being make to effect a
partition between the said joint owners.
Sa e % take place on the premises and up
on the following terms.
One third cash, one third payable one year
after date, and the remaining third two years
after sale. Purchaser to give good endorsed
notes Payabie#h Bank, with mortgage upon
land to secure payment.
1t is understood that the person or persons
nov upon sad land, is to remain thereon, (for
the pursose Of H}aking his Or their CROP IN
til the lst January, 1876.
CHAS. TESTER, p. J..
June % 81