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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-02
NNoRTHY or NOTICE. The follow,

Wo1Ri;TIlHI,Y Or NOTICE. The following
uHted jane II, lef5, from Reuben C. H5ncoy, E,o ~
S'ohh"toh' VINO was entirely cured of Consurption
ItSt year by Dr. TAYLOR'S Genuine Balsann of Ii
suI"of.' a'lrr seventy other remedies, limitations Er
mau ehtIrtly failed His certificate atlested 10 nv Wr
T. Chlrch, Esq can be seen at the office AK pnw
oiy, "he'e all should go IL Buy. Two regular phvsi-
caS are IN attendance Ia give advice or visit patients
therefore come IN time and be cured of ConsIlmnlin
ar Liver Complaint P'
Dear D"ctor-My own health is good but | ,hi,,
c"hSiueraOe OF the genuine article could be sold
mere mere and | wish You would appoint Mcssrs. Jobr
n'eta Z" Co your Agents, as the only kind for sale
mere Is The counterfeit made by Burritt anil tell ,b
l"lhs So ! myself have promised some. 50 Meas.
send ny hrst boat. Yours, very truly,
n - REUBEN T.. HARCOXr
? lie careful 10 buy only rs above and see mr.
i.Gto name to steel engraved label on each bottie
az rlSt Is counterfeit and dangerous poison which
"uu " aVolaei, but we can show you the conclu-
sFe testimonials OF cures as over 30 900 personz hnvs
usSu 1t WIN success. For sale in Baltimore by
SAMUEL REED, General Agent
,a..,, Eolier GAY and Saratoga streets
ana Market streets; JAMES STANSBTRV Margrt
sire ct, Ftll's Point. ~ ~, y,'"tNc'
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS
No. l6l, NOW No. 196.
yHNi1E Subscriber would inform his friends and
IL customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected
% Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident having their orders
executed in the best style, and the shortest notice
ml0-d WILLIAM ROGERS
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

NNT3I 1T NHC ION.
n s<r-.,7 Mr.. JAS. NJ. LUCERNE, from New
Et,-sajs York, having chartered the safe and
Saei4rsyssr.sR cOmm0dious steamboat BOSTON, ~
take pleasant and recreative trip down the Bay, is
soliclious TO call the public attention to his Aquatic
novel exhibition of WALKING ON THE WATER,
by the aid of machinery, sc. The operator to b..
seen above the surface. Which will take place on
MONDAY, Aug. 4th, leaving Light st wharf, at 3
O'Clock, 7, NJ, touching at the County wharf, Fes
Point, both ways; returning to the city about nine
O'Clock in the evening.
G3- Mr.. METZ'S BAND is engaged for the ocea-
sion. &c CONFECTIONERY, &c, at reasonable
rates on board, but no ardent splits allowed.
~ b. II being the express desire Of the subscriber
TO make il satisfactory and agreeable to all, limited
number of tickets at so cents each for the round trip,
will only be issued, which may be had at Mr.. Isaac
P. Cooks 8altimo'e-st at Messrs. Wsemau and
Wroth's opposite the Fountain Hotel Light-s; at the
United States Hotel, opposite the Depot Pratt.s at
81 Bac-st, near Light also at the Clipper, Argus and
Sun offices. jy3l-d4t
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NUST RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCk-
- LEY'5 Literary Emporium,

NUSr RECEIVED, and for sale at HlNCk-
% LEY'5 Literary Emporium,
2s05 MARKET STREET.
Gndey's LADY's BOOK for August, 25 cents
No 90 Winchester's JeW--back Nos. supplied
Henrette, or the Maiden and the Priest, l2i cts.
Fourteen celebrated MARCHES, 25 cents
| MOORE'S MELODIES, 6 songs and ballads, 25c
selections from the Grand Opera of Leonora, 25c.
The Dollar Newspaper, A cents
Aexander's Pictorial Messenger, S cents
Miss Bremer's NEW WORK
The Parsonage of Mora, by Fredirica Dremer
translated by VIM. Brenier. Price l2a cts.
Arthur's Magazine, for August, lSa cts.
Louisa Mildmay, 25 cts.
The Godophin AiabiaA, by Sue. l2t cents
Prose and Verse. #. Hood wiley & Putnam Is
Library, No. 1857 37b cts
Musical History, Biography and Criticism, by To-
garth. so cents.
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week,
Thirteen Popular Waitzes, by various composers,
for % cents.
The Fortune Hunter, by Anna Cora Mowatt, for 25
cents
! Ingraham's Novels, in great variety, 1911 cts.
Agents and the trade supplied al low prices with all
new and cheap works as soon as issued at
c. A. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2S0t BALTIMORE STREET,
al door East of McCellan's alley.
VUST RECEIVED. New style satin striped
o. MUSLINS, for dresses, for sale cheap by
iy26 J. EDWARD BIRD, 300 Baltimore st.
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A EN- ERAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES
- no. 96 FAYETTE STREET. Parents who
ueele 10 iurhlsh their children with liberal and COM
piete Ciasslca Scientific and Mathematical Educa-
o are respectfully invited to examine The system Of
instruction adopted in this institution.
n rev vacancies yet remain to he filed for the en-
sung scholastic year. which commences on the LIST of
Stp.smbef next WILLIAM Fl. SMITH,
jy25-tf princinaI of Classical nena,,mant
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.

nv IIIC IIlhEN ESSES.
fHNAhEN on an Improve! principle, by
x KERFOOT * KING,
favorable opportunity is offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, To obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most ~ rfect STYLE Of
execution, which for lite-uke beauty disinctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed. Chill
urcn taken at all ages, in from four to seconds
adu!is III from fifteen seconds to one minute. Fans
lies taken IN gioGps also invaids and deceased per
sons taken at their residence on the shortest notice
LikcnesseS taken in all kinds Of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
{G3-RoOmS 1919 and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light ,.raets, where
persons are respectfully invited call aud examine
specimens and Judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lored IN the most beautiful manner fe5-tf
NNORTHY OF ATTENTION. For sale
w Almost valuable cook, washer and ironer a
woman 81 years Of 10 l6 years sold for no
fault, the preseAt owner having no for her, will
sell her low 10 good master Also for sale, a very
likely mulato girl. between 10 and 10 years Of age
well grown, good nurse, washer and ironer, and can
come well recommended as such, the present owner
having no further use far her Apply TO
j2l l.. T, SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Place
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Iu purchasing these Pills let me add
ONE WORD OF CAUTION.
Always ask for IlANCE'S PILLS, and purchase OF
none hut those advertised agents, and if conven-
lent, call and see the proprietor himself
For sale by SETH s. HANcE, l05 Baltimore street
and corner of Charles and Pratsts, Baltimore. Price
25 cents per box, for Iiances Genuine Pills, for
Sl.00.
The genuinefor sale by G. X. Tyler. corner Of Bal,
timore and High sts Parr Graham corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore SITS; Perkins, corner Of Franklin and
Green SIS o. F. Petit, of Gay and Exeter
Oliver Woods, corner of Market and Lancaster SITS,
f. p; Stansbury, Thames ST., F. p 4 E. II. Perkins,
corner Of Baltimore and Green streets; E. Y. Fomey
Entaw street, above Lexington. jyl9
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IVA HINCKLEY, Market street.
Music of The Ethiopian Serenaders, nine songs and
set of Coalitions % cents; ii of Lovers songs Is cts;
Gems from La Norma 25 cts; Music of the Bohemian
Gin, songs, 25 cts, and 3 pieces Music of Bohemian
Girl, part I'd, % cts; Gems from do l2 cts II Favor
ite Galopades - cts, 10 popular Watzes IS cents:
iavoltc PokaS l25 CENTS Ladies Musical Library per
year 81 so, single Nos, l2 cents Melodies of Ireland
SONGS and pieces, % cts.
VIII soon be issued a variety Of Marches, Quick
steps, Melodies, Mazurkas, &c,
S5- 1t is popular error that this music is of an
Inferior quality 10 that issued by other hlu.cs and all
that i, requested is candid examination.
c. A. AiNCKLEY, Jr., 2S05 BaItmorr-st.,
jyl9 door east of McC!eIlan's alley.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-02

EassA FOR SALE-A neat two-story HOUSE
1TTfH1 aud LOT on York avenue, between Monu-
lsesm ment and Madison streets, fronting IA feet;
Lot about 65 feet deep; containing rooms,
besides basement kitchen and dry cellar, feet deep.
ls>e whole will be sold in fee, clear Of all ncum-
branct, for SajO.
T.. Also-A neat twostory and attic BRICK
flint HOUSE on Monument street. few doors east
Mill Of Gay-containing rooms together with
two story back huildngs-ground rent only 25 per
loot Pi'ce SI25, cash, which is very low. Apply AT
l25 north High street. next % Gay. iy95-d
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BONNETS SELLING OFF.

BoSNETS SELLING OFF.
The CHEAP BONNET STORE has com
EbN2menced selling off at reduced prices as the
HTN$ season Is passing, and now offer Florence
~ Btaids, Rutland Braids, Brliants Neapoli-
tahS, plain and Lace, Gimps, Modenas Birds Eve,
Shell Pedal, beven, Guted Lawn and Fancy BON
METZ, at very low prices. Childrens Bonnets in
great variety, very cheap. Also, Leyhon and Braid
Hats; Palm Leaf Hats Gimp do. SC Sc, at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store
jeN No p Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette At.
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DARTICuLAk NOTICE. The public are
respectfully informed that they can with GER
talnty obtain the genuine SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
from the advertised Agents. who alone have the art.
Gle fresh and free from adueration We would also
caution them against pedars of Vermifuses &C.,
VINO IN order to sell their miserable mixtures try to
cry down the Lozenges, which are the only safe,
pleasant and effectual hermitage in use. The Dr.
mas also Cough Cathartic. Restorative, Laxative
Camphor or Headache Lozenges; also, Poormans
Plaster, Orrs Tooth Paste, Sc, which can be had
only from the following agents:
SAMUEL REED, General Agent,
Corner Gay and Saratoga SITS
And at retail by J. w. BARRY, corner Pearl and
Market streets; JAMES STANSBuRY, Broadway,
feil's foiht' lyl I'm
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FURNISHING W.aREHoUsE REMOVED

FURNISHING W.4REHOUSE REMOVED.
C. e. WETMORE ~ co.
NNAVE REMOVED their HOUSE-FUR-
u Ii NISHING WAREROOMS from their old stand
70 No. 10 N. CHARLES ST, where they will be
happy to wait their patrons and the public gen
kerally
All kinds Of FAMILY HARDWARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN
WARE, SOLAR AND HALL LANES, CHRONICLES, TEA
TRAYS AND WATERS, KITCHEN FURNITURE, Cook
ING UTENSILS, &c. &c, including every variety OF
House keeping Articles constantly on hand at the ioio
est cash prices. -------- iy23lm
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FOR SALE & RENT.
XSOR SALE

HNON SALE, One upright SAW, for straigh, OF
Il circular saving, with cariiagC complete Also.
three Circular saws, Benches and Saws complete; a
lot ct Drums, shafts aud Boxes tor the same. One
Turning Lathe, complete.
Also, lot 0f Satin wood; Veneers, hall and inch
of the same; Binl-eye aud CutIed Maple Nencers
RoscWoOd do; Lakewood do. Inquire AT
lN23 ellt No s GONEllRN SrREET
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J.: ., GREGORY s co, Managers of Lotteries.
BNORY CO, Sub-Agents,

Office No. . CALVERT STREET.
Oh shall hare gold to pay the petty deb tgeE times
oper.'-Shaks.
AS we are now Sub Agents for the Managers,
IhasSs. j. g. q. Coz for The sale of tickets in all
tue Lotteries authorized by the laws of Mary land the
afiWihg OF which Is SuperntendCd by CommissO'. efS
appointed by the Governor; we enabled 10 Offer al
our 1ld established and popular Office, No. NORTH
Sa'ert street, most extensive assortment ni Lottery
tickets; to which wC respectfully invite the attention
OF the public. Our experience and success 10 the
vending of Lottery tickets tor the last thirty years
Outing which time have distributed betWscR nine
and Ten millions Of dollars have separately asSOcial-
ed our same with those the ''CapriciOuS Dame" has
most laviShly favored and for Us the enviablC
reputation OF being now the greatest Prize sellers in
the world. TO those of our eiiOW citizens who have
literally extended TO their patronage we tender
warmest ackno wledSmenis; and for the benefit of
those who would like to speculate IN Lotteries, but
who deferred by the apprehension of exposure we
Will state. that found it eXpediCnt some wears
since to adopt plan, by which the process of MIR
chasing tickets, IN all the mnutiH of receiving draw
lngs, schemes, &c, can be done pTiudciy and with
The same advantage to the buyer If by personal AT
tendarcs-H Is 10 transact the Lottery business thyounh
Size medium of The Post Office! Enclose TO us the
amount To he invested in any LOTTERY the order will
be hiied immediately, lngeniousiy folded In defy in
Spection, and returned to the Post Offct-the draw
Ing of the Lotteries, we have published expressly for
THIS class OF customers in the "Clipper newspaperi
every nsornns; copied from the Managers, official
drawing, dI,dn drats 81 relied on. Sectesy with
us Is fundamental law, and in no case is the name
OF q customer ereT dipuIged.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited. Of
feTng the reputation have hitherto sustained as a
guarantee for the prompt and faithful! prosecution of
the Lottery business for the future, we appeal tn the
hberaity of an intelligent community for support
The pubc's serv'ts, EMORY * co.
lylb No. = ~ Calvert St, Baltimore, Md.
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HANCE's COMPOUND CONCENTRATED
"a n SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA. For purifying
the blood, removing eluptons from the skin this Sy-
rup has no Equal. There is no way more certain of
promoting GENERAL HEALTH DURING SUM.
MER, than by using this syrup
RHEUMATISM, PlMPLES, or PUSTULES on
the face scaly eruption, letter, bes scad head stub
born ulcers, or other diseases arising from impure
state of the blood or
INJUDICIOUS USE OF MERCURY,
-eadily yield to the Use OF this Syrap. For sale by
SETH 5. HANCE, 1903 Baltimore street, and corner
of Charles and Pratt-Sts. ie25
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atOMPOUND SYRUP GUM ARABIC

a TDWPOUND SYRUP GUM AKABIC-
y For Coughs Colds, Whooping Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
the Breast. This is pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with other remedies which renders
it one of the most eticen, medicines for the above
named complaints offered for the relief of suf
fering humanity. 1t has maintained a high standing
for eight years. and needs only fair trial to prove the
truth of the above statement. Prepared only by
G. X. TYLER,
ap4 corner East Baltimore and High sts.
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,srrsssA, >TAELE FOR RENT. A Bick
G3N.mI STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE, in John
AHiiI alley, North of Franklin rect, with an um-
-Bnlt-H- improved LOT adjoining. The Lot is well
uleu Tor the erection Of Stables, bounding 33 feet on
he alley, and running back lS feet inches, and will
ne leased separately. For terms, which viii be mode
ate, inquire at No. l2l Eu,aw street, side fourth
ioor above Franklin. jyl9 If
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NAOLLARS! D0LLARSH D0LLA RS!!!
HI As usual several thousands have been paid over
to some lHcky persons who fortunate enough to
buy ticket or package of tickets at n. DOYLE'S
Canual Prize Depot, No. LA PRATT ST, opposite the
Railroad Depot, next to BradShaw's United States
Hotel The amount of money paid cut here daily for
prizes almost exceeds belief If you wish expert
ence nothing but good uck 90 in for some of the fol-
lowing capitals:
FRIDAY, capital prize sl2,O0O tickets "a, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets S24, shares in
proportion. 6j Nos and II drawn ballots. 10 prizes
to 10 blanks. Certificates of packages will be issued
whoIes ut Sas, halves Sl4 quarters S7-may draw
over $4,000.
liberal discount will he paid 10 persons who pur.
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers, by
to package, single ticket Or share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
VI. DOYLE, DO l4i Pratistree
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NJ IND0W BLiN DIS. have on hand a gen
w eraI assortment OF Window Blinds, of every
description, embracing
Venetian Blinds Green Painted Blinds
Embd MUSLIN Curtains Fancy Stick Blinds
Window Shades Walnut Blinds
Paper Curtains Buff Shase Muslin, sc.
All for sale very low,
JOHN &. HOLLAND, AZ Gay-St.,
m oil oil
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OSr. Was lost on hoard the steamboat Column
IL hia, on the occasion OF the National Blues ey-
curson to Annapolis on Thursday afternoon, a Gold
BRACELET, with five red SETS II had the initials
of C. w. u. TO NJ. L. j. engraved on The locket. 1t
was ehher lost board the boat or in Annapolis.
liberal reward will be paid to the finder by returning
il at No. 81 BALTIMORE ST. iy3D-tf
u OTIS TO LEASE. Twenty feet on N. w.
IA side of EnsOr ST., between Monument and Mad
ison SIS, depth IS feet to 90 foot lley-at 81 per
front not. Lots on Caroline. McEderry and Spring
SIS, 50 feet deep-at 81 per front foot. Apply at 1913
N. High st. jy39-d
n AWNS, BALZARISESI ~ BERAGES.
h We would ask the attention of the Ladies to
orr stick Of the above goods, which we have deter
mined 20 close uut, ut gieat sacrifice Call early.
b. II. RICHARDSON s CO.,
No. 223 Baltimore street,
jy3 AR 3 doors below Charles.
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w A n T S

~ AHAED-an apPrs.i.- 10 learn the Marble
w cutting business. ENQUIRE at the Clipper or
fee. ~ VIZ fp Pa -. ~
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Tn y Y ! V'F " n y I T. u, 10y 4 COOrpH Ht)Y
~ As Porter III stsTc-hc can come well recon,
"tIufH' Apply at SCOIll'S.
az No. 10 EAchaurr Place
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YH'OYS, TOYS. TOYS. large quantity O
d. Toys selling off at cost, at
a. No. SO N. HOWARD STREET.
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SNss,a HOUSES FOR SALE. one on Exc
ETSyAA ter st. at SllO0-Une on East Baltimore st
hpeSE at :I25-one on Caroline Il. at s625-and
one on j"ii'rsOn st. at $3.50, Ground rents
on the above very moderate, and all occupied by good
tenants. Apply at the
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE.
iya3-d No. I3s Nam HIM .,ract
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NAPKINS, NAPKINS, TABLE DIAPERS,
~ &c. Just opened, beautiful Damask Napkins
various sizes and figures. Damask Table Covers aud
DiaBfs, wholesale and retail at the rcry Lowest prices
B. H. RICHARDSON SEQ.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
al [.Rl First Dry Goods House below Charles.
New STYLE CAP RIBBONS. Anassor,-
~ ment just received by Mrs. P. A. Nickerson.
al No. 81 HOWARD STREET.
TBIOYS TOYS Toys A Iarce ouan,;,y of
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MEXICO Us. TEXAS ANNEXATION

letter from Santa Anna TO the Mexican Min
lister of Foreign Relations, dated Nav is. 1874.
Is translated and published in the IntelJoencer
which goes to show that Mexico will not consent
TO Texas annexation. Santa Anna SAYS that
steamer which arrived on the 18th, at Vera Cruz
brought commissioner from the United States.
named Gilbert l.. Thompson who had sought
and obtained personal interview with Santa
Anna. Alter the accustomed saluatons he o.
pened his business, saying that The President of
The United States had signed treaty for annex.
Ing Texas; that it had been submitted TO the So
nate; and that while under consideration there,
II was Judged indispensably due TO the mos, RI
gorous justice, to take no final resolution upop
'he subject without having first opened treaty
WIN Mexico. The American Government he
SAID, mad been impeled 10 pursue that policy by
British lnirigues, and by its own commercial in
'erests, which had suffered from the smuUpIng
OF goods through Texas. 1t was not the nten
iion, he said either of the President or the Senate
10 decide upon the subject without first askino
the consent OF Mexico and in case of obtaining
H. without fnoemn(ying her amply for the terri
Tory acquired. The first step TO be taken, there
tore, was to ask the consent Of Mexico. He went
on to urge the irresistible popularity of annexa
! lion In the United States, and the great m3or-
lance OF settling the question with Mexico. and
10 propose that Mexico should cede to the United
States portion of her territory, for which she
was 10 receive full compensation.
10 "all this talk Santa Anna says lie answer
ed simply, that if smuggling was carried on
through Texas, the United States had nobody to
blame but themselves since they had offered pro.
lection TO the adventures assembled i'm that nnar
Ter even to the point of>recognizng them as ma
ZION that the acting President of the u. States
mad not acted very discreetly, in negotiating for
annexation with those in possession of Texas
VINO We're In TACT portion Of the American com
munity and had not the slightest authority TO treat
that Mexico having resolved never 10 re!inuuish
her unqnestionable rights, the proposition on the
part OF the United States was deemed entirely in
admissible that Mexico was determined TO TN
dertake alresh, and prosecute with yipor, a cam.
! paign against Texas, that she would wave war 70
the last in the maintenance Of her rights and that
as nations never die, the tight of Recommending
Texas should be transmitted to their sons and
grandsons. He assured the commissioner, in
conclusion, that Mexico would Meier consent TO
The annexation of Texas to the territory Of the
United States.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-02-27
JOHN NJ. HARLAN.
Chester Co., Pa, Aug, 1914.

Bribery AND CoRRurToN. WASHINGTON
correspondent of the n. York Commercial saws
You will have noticed from time TO time some
very strange developments relative to the pur-
chase and sale of offices and contracts at Wash.
ingtop. The case of Zebr;skie of New Bruins.
wick is now before a committee for examination.
Many others are known to members of Congress.
1t is not Improbable that some of them NAV vet
DO made public. Among those susceptible of
proof are the following: "
J.. me pain Of horses and a easriuce To an
editor here for the promise of partnership. Tha
contract was Eot fulfilled. The party receives
an appointment IN the Treasury Department in.
stead OF the Navy. The matter was thus com.
promised. vim
2. An appointment as collector to an Eastern
por'.-Pfice paid, four hundred dollars.
5. An appointment TO foreign consulate.
Price paid, one thousand dollars down. and Ger.
tain contingencies hereafter.
| All these matters are known to the committees
OF the Senate, together with the names of the mar
ties. They are only sample of what exist. The
reason they begin now 10 develope themselves is
mat the approaching end of the administration
takes oil the fear Of those who know the facts.
and they begin TO speak out