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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-06

of these indispensable articles will find the
Enlistment Of w Creation Co No. II Cedar street, the
best kept this ctycomprsing Pens OF all the
approved styles made in this country Every conve
changing and without enumeatng their prices, either
wholesale retail the public assured that in both prices
quality they will there find inducements purchase that
to be found at other place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-06

Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-The attention
dealers invited this article being made Of the best
era city manufacture and under the subscribers immediate
They have in all rendered to purchasers
G. SAUNDERS & SON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-06

Genln gives notice In consequence Of altering
Store he obliged use for few days. in his
building the which through the hall door,
His customers will find the usual full assortment.
J. N. GENIN,
2il Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
TXMOTHY FAY, NJ u.


Has ow N HAND. THE BEST OF MATERIAL
for perfect work, and pledges to bis p%atrons az
good operations as they can obtain in the
state, particularly in mounting teeth on
gold plate.
Office at his residence.
Calls lett at the drug store Of o. P. Davis,
will meat with prompt attention.
DR.. Fay has been kindly permitted to refer
to the following gentlemen, most of whom
have been acquainted with his operations, du
ring the past nine years.
B F Harvey, NJ. D., US Al !: C R French,
M. D. ; Henry Perkins, NJ. D.; Jehu Perkins,
ND J P McGimsey, Nj, D.; M Hereford
MD. p M Enders, II. D.. s & Laycock, N
p Augustus King, MD. Hon Judge Burk'
Hon Judge NJ 6 Penn Rev. J, Woodbr dgei
Rev. John Burke.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02

]. PITET g. Co, would respectfully in
form their friends and the public IN general
that they have u complete assortment Of ready
made Totn,s. which they can act in the space
of half II day.
They have also nj ltand, inscription tabIes,
md are able to- perform all works that may be
ordered, snch rs family Monuments with sew
eral places, marble eltimneys, ]turnuIar stones
&c.
They keep, besides, n shop where they will
execute all kinds Of blacksmith, gunsmith and
lochsruith works.
Their materials being Of the first quality.
they will guarantee every thing that Is bought
from them and will charge bat moderate prices,
J.. PIIET d' Go have now to an
nounce To the public that they have teceiv.
cd an assortment Of elegant and capacious
Marble CofliDs, which they will undertake
TO put up according TO order, at reasonable
prices. The marble collins now adver.
tIsed will preserve the inner collins from
damp or decay, mud prevent the inroads Of
all ]nonious reptiles upon thu tenants of tho
tomb.
Residence between the cheap store and Mr..
+. Arbotr's saw mil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
GOOD ADVICE 10 BOYS.

Be05risk, c"crgc1ic, and prompt TIE
world is full Of boys land mon tool, who
drawl through life, and never decide OH any
thing for themselves, but just drag2Ic ono
leg after the other, and let things take their.
W way. Such people arc the dull stuff
of the earth. They hardly deserve as
much credit as the wooden trees; for trees
do all The good they Gun, ID merely grow
ing, and bearing seed. But these draw.
ing, dragging boys do moi turn their ca
p%acities to profit, half as far as they might
be- turned they are Improbable, like a RAJ.
ny day in harvest time. Now the brisk,
energetic boy will be constantly awake,
not mrreIy with his bodily eyes, but WI
his mind and his attention during the
hours of business. After he learns what
he has to do, he Will take a pride in doing
il punctudIy and IRELAND would feel O.
shamed to be toJd what he oughtto do with
out telling, The ~drawling boy loses in
five minutes the most important advice;
the prompt, wlde-awake hoy never has to
be taught twice-but strains hayd to make
himself up to the mark, as far as possible
out Of his own energies. Third-rate boys
arc always depending upon others; but
frsErate boys ARRAYS depend on themseIrcs,
and after a little teaching, Just enough to
know what IS to be done they ask no fur
lher fayors ofany body. Besides, it in a
glorious thing for a hoy to get this noble
way Of ef-reliance, actirify, and energy.
Such an one is worth an hundred of the
poor dragging creatures, who can hardly
wash their own hands without being tod.
each time, how it is to be done. Give me
the hoy who does bis own work promptly
and ~eH, without asking Except once for
all, at The beginning1, any questions; the
boy who has his wits about him, IS ncrer
behind hand, and doseu,t let the grass
! grow under his heels.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
CARRIAGE MAKING & REPAIRING

65E1E TIE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens Of this and adjoining parishes,
that he is fully prepared to build or repair
Carriages of every description; in the most
fashionable style, and Of the b9st materials and
workmanship.
Those in want Of Carriages arc invited TO
examine my stock before purchasing. On
hand, and for sale.
One family Barouche, new, for six persons.
do do second hand.
One fine leather top buggy;
Also 2 Baroucies for 4 persons nearly compile
ted. w. +. 1UNNARD.
NAV 15-15 Corner Church 81 Main st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
Notice.


HAS just received per late arrivals, a baud.
some assortment Of Fancy, Spring 4 Summer
drv Goods, to wit French and English Bal
]zarines. Jack0net printed lawns, Tape, Check,
Muslinea. Needle worked collars. Fancy do,
Gents and ladies Fancy trayats, Scotch ar
CANDY. Ginglnms, Irish lincu, Pink Ginghatns,
French and English do. Plato linen. dressing.
Cottonadr French and English, Ticking,
Cotton checks, York Dpuitns, told. Catrhrirk
Fancy Prints Of various descriptions, CHried
skirts. Fancy scarfs, Black and white Bobin6t
for wells. Baruge do, Tuscan BonnetF, Leg.
horn do, Bonnet and Gap Ribbattds. Gents IL
ladies' Pocket lEandkercliiesA silk Purses, thread,
and cotton Elginga. Buttons, Needles and
thread. Snspcnders, Brown FheetingH 1874, 7lS,
a., bleached do. hickory ]shirting. Black prints,
Alpaca do. Fancy asso ted Hooks and Eyes,
Combs Of various kinds, Pins. Madras Hand
kerchiefs. and Gloves Of hl descriptions, Utns
brellas, Muaketo netting aud Lowells 7Is
and llt, Twilled do.
CLOTHING.
Gents Merino. dress and Frork Goats. Lin
en- dress do. Cuttonads do, Cratin do, Cotton
cloth d., Ginglams and Fancy do. Pants Of the
same i %1tefiaIa. Fancy Summer VesiF. Fancy
Coats for Boys: A general assortment Of
Hats anu taps, Shoes, ana boots, 'thlttf boots
112 Bootees. Ruskina aud in fact II general
assortment, for Gents and Ladies' and Children
suitable for spring and Summer, all Of which
will BE- sold at The lowest prices for Cash.
JAMES MANSKER.
Lafayette street, between the stores Of o.. /.
Davis and =. Jacob.
Tho old friends Of the undersigned IN this
and the adjoining parishes, and the public ge-
morally are respectfully solicited to call. They
may rest assured that every effort will be madc
to suit them.
April 80 l847.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02

A SPANISH BEGeAn....-1u the suburbs
Of Madrid, a bcggar with n most noble mir,
asked aims. "Are you not ashamed" said
the person solicited, "to follow such nm in.
famous employment, we'll able as you are
to work. "sir,'' replied the bcggar, II
asked your charity, and not Your advice;
Immediately turned his back nponh bin with
all the dignity Of an insuIted CastiIian.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

The subscriber having recommended the
saddlery business opposite LeBlanc's Coffee
house, is now prepared to accommodate his
old customers and friends; he is grateful for
past %favours, and hopes to merit a continuance
Of their patronage. lie has a fine stock Of
Northern Leather on hand his prices to suit
customers, and all his work will be warranted.
A fine assortment Of new stile of Saddles on
hand.. Call and see !!
Aug. $50. If. A. NJ. REEDER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
or.

The undersigned having established u man-
]ufActure for Rnctityng Lard Oil. warrants it 70
be Of 1t superior quality, and to the satisfaction
Of those who have tried it. He expects the
patronage Of his friends and the public gener-
ally. lie also prepares ANIMAL OH. for
the use Of the toilette. it not only sortens tn
hair, but nourisiing it, consequently prevents
its falling. and is therefore preferable to any
putnatutn or cosmetic.
II. LANOuE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
WIN. b. McCUTCION 4 co.

IMPORTERS or AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
CUTLERY, &c, &c.-b8 GHAuER ST.,
HAVE now in Store, and for sale at low
rates, n general assortment of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, &c, &~ca-Consisting in part Of
Nails, Iron, Castings, steel, Axes, Hoes, spades,
shovels, stocks, Kettles, Bark Mills, Guns and
Rifles, French Pots Coil, Ok, Log, Trace,
Topsail and other Chains Mill and Grind
stones, AnviIs, Bellows, Vices, Rowland's and
other saws Of all kinds, scythes md sickles,
Hooks ae9 Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts, Brass
Wares, slioyels and ToDgs, Pokers, Andirors,
Tenders, Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors,
Razora, Razor strops and Homes, sleeves, Cot
ton and Wool Cards. Planes Of all kinds, Files
and Edge Tools, Coopers' Tools, Tress Hoops,
Walters and Trays, Bits, Augers and Anger
Bits, Bordage, Paints, Oils, Turpentlnc, Oakum,
Pitch and Tar, straw Cutters, Corn shelters,
Ttames and Collars, Ploughs and Plough
Moulds, Tin and Japanned Wares, Fishing
Tackle in every variety.
nFMERCHANTS, PLANTERS aud
others, are respectfully invited TO ell and ex-
anime for themselves.
April 10.-1O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
HulLE DE GRArssE RECr1FIEE.

lie sotssigttt aeant ptabIi une manufacture
d'huiIe de g]raisse Hrttilite, G / article &c trouye
alors etre de premiere qutlitt Ct u sa~tisIttit los
persottnes 1ui Ion leja employee il rspere etre
encourage par SIS amls ct le public en- general.
u propose au-si d. iihtd)o animate 4 1ttsage
de- Ia toilette, rIIn a%ssotIplit ct nonrrit les che
yottx. ca qti los ehlpeche de tolnb"r. ct le repd
preferable aux aatres ]poln1des OF cosmati-
dtes. II. LAFuuE.
June BIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02

Eau de Cologne lie Ire qua'itt.
1Ccsnctiqte Vtgatal, blanchit ct donne I'm
beau Iustre > Ia peaa
Extrait d'AmabdpB Ameres. rarfum del
Cjcux'
Vin9igre Virginia, r1fraichit II poau, ct par
fune tres ayantaRatx pour les Persontes
dni soignent les rraladGs.
Den ritice, article gatanti pour los mala-
dies dos g]encivas
lI4ile dOurs ct Animate pour les ohevenx.
H. LANOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02

G5-"Bill," said Bob, "why Is tbat lreo
called u wcrping willow r. "'Cause
of the sneaking, drafted thinks grew near
DIR school house, and supplied the master
with the sticks that did all the boys lick.
ing--darn it, ugly p ctur."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned begs leave to notify the
public that the partnership heretofore existing
between him aud s jacob, is from this date
dissolved BY mutual consent. His withdrawing
from the business ct said House, leaves s
JAtoBt lone chat red with the settlement Of
the accounts due.
May 24th 1917. M1CIIAELOPPENHEtM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02

A person In England claims to possess
the Identical knife with which Napoleon
''cut stick" from the field Of Wa'cr'oo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02

GREAstSG CARmAer WnrEts.--Tho
best composition that can he prepared Ia
relieve carriage wheels and machinery
from friction, is composed o. hogs lard,
wheat -four, and black lead (plumbago)
The lard Is 10 be- melted over u gentle fire,
and the other ingredients, equal weight,
may be added, iii the composition = brought
to II consistency Of common paste, wilhout
raising the heat near the boiling poinit.
One trial Of The paste will satisfy any ono
Of It's superior utility .--Erchangc Paprr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
No. :g;J

Peel Il d0zctt ripe tomatoes aud fry them
in n little sweet butter, together with two
or three sliced green peppers, sprinkle on
u little salt and finally slice up aa onion
or two, aud let The whole cook thoroughly.
This Is tbs Spanish method Of preparing
them.
Another method, which, from hong *.
periencc, we know will wear well, Is ~
follows The directions are for a mess
of tornators, amounting to about three pints
when cooked. begin by pnrboiling two
onions. While this Is doing, peel II dozen
Tomatoes, which is easily done after hot
water has been poured over them, cut them
up and add the onions, also n ]teacupful md
n h tlfofbread crurnblrd fine, a tablespoon.
fol of salt, II heaping t~on.spoonlhl Of back
pepper II lump Of butter Of the slze Of a
turkeys egg, or about f0ttr table. sp0onafi
Beat these thoroughly together and .
them over II slow fire gradually to stew
They should cook slowly aud for q long
time never less than three hours, but The
longer the better. About fifteen minutes
before they nre to bc used, beat up sir crrz
and stir them in, and PIT thcm on ftrah
Goals and give thcm Quo grand boil up,
stirring them al the time. Vhcn 80
cooked no directions will be needed how
10 eat them.
The art Of cooking the lornnlors lies
mostly in cooking them enough. They
should DO put to work the first thing after
the breakfast things are ont Of the way
even fyou do not dine till tlrre.-hdiana
Earmcr ami GtdricHGr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
nT tsttttaueonB.

"Wbat do you wish to get IN your two
bottles ?" said a grocer to u little boy, IA
he entered bis store.
"Motbcr wants II cents worth Of your
best yeatt."
(Which bottle will You have Il iu1'
"I1l have it in both And will you please
put a cork in them Can't you send 1t
home, cause IAN going another way ?"
"WoIl, where is your cent ~
"Mothcr says as how sou must charge IT,"
1T n recent meeting in Cork, Father
Matthew declared that no tcctotalIer had
become u victim to either famine or pes.
thence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02

To Cook ToMAToEs.-He that does not
love tomatoes is an object Of pity. Every
art of cooking should he employed to IN.
veigle the appetite Of every man to love a
vegetable so wholesome.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-02
Parfumerie NouvcllC.

June 5l9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
INTELLIGEMCE FROM SAINT A FEE
Attacks of Indians and Loss Of Property.
Mexican Troops Fortifying chihuahua

ST. LOUIS, Dec ~. ls47.
Mr. Reid has arrived from Santa Fe bringing IL days
later sdvces By this arrival have also Lister ntelli-
gence from chihuahua.
Col Newly, Of the Illinois volunteers wRh Major o.
dine, paymaster, had gone to Taos.
The Santa Fs Republican says that the troops who
had gone southwark, had been guilty Of many acts Of
violence upon the people Of the lower portion Of the ter
ritory.
The Apache Indians had charged into the rio Tor
closurs) aud drove of two hundred head OF cattle, kill
ing three men in the employment Of Mr. Thorp and de-
stroyipg all the wagons.
Various rumors of mutiny had existed. Capt. Grsy's
company queed 1t with two companies Of Illinoians.
Captain smithson had resigned on account Of State
charges preferred against him.
Msjor Reynolds, with Missouri volunteers six comps
mics Missouri mounted regiments, the ST. Louis bats
lion, five companies Illinois regiment, three companies
Of the regular Dragons and the Santa Fe battalion
left for the south, and will winter at FL Paso TAare
were only 500 men left at Santa Fe.
Major spsuldins, paymaster, who had been SOUTH re-
ported that three thousand Mexican troops busy
at chihuahua in erecting fortAcstons and mounting
cannon on the castle and the other defensive works
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
marhets.

CiSc'NNArI Dec. 2a.-FIour-Flour nrmer, and
We report sales Of 400 barrels part city mills and
some little fancy country, at So so. There was not
m"cn gram Offering, and transactions very light.
nygs-Ssee OF 5000 head were made at 81 rs. Whest-
Haes ooo bushels good Ohio sold at 81 05 Provi-
So.ns.LId-Ssleg OF 900 packages made on pri-
vate Terms The late reshet proved very destructive
The river was again falling w
BALTIMORE Dec. 2a.-Flour-Tbs market was rather
quiet and dealers appssrs to be waiting for
news sales of 800 bbs Howard street at 50
sso US Wheat-sal1s of 5000 bushel. were made in.
Guiding Maryland req at 81 80 and family white al 81
Msrvsaa ms 81 GOO bushels including
BosroN, Dec "a ls47 Flour The marl. MA, s..adv
and sales Of 500 bh's made including Genesee and
good brands "lichigan and Oswego, at So a7X Corn
SAFES OF ooDo bushels were made, including Western
nCn az 1sc, and yellow do at sse Oats-sales OF
puAneis were made at so 5lo. Seed Sales Of 800
Dsgs were made, at 81 As per bushel There was NO
onange Oh moment IN provisions. Freights remained
aoout tnH same business rather dull ON account OF
the aence OF the steamer and holidays being ct hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
New York, Thursday, December . 5, ls47.
Congress Yesterday.

The proceedings of Congress yesterday, were
deeply important in nothing, and something else
besides. Both houses dipped into slavery-and
so!diers-and money and blood-and slavery,
again. Slavery, was laid on the table of the
Senate by vote of 33 to l0-alittle more money
was given-more soldiers given; and the blood
OF the American citizens inquired into. An
immense multitude of topics are thus pressing
forward, in both houses, for the notice and de-
cision OF Congress- 1t will be difficult to restrain
the members till after the holidays. They are
like well fed horses. Even now, the preliminary
debates on the Mexican question have been
begun by Mr. Calhoun, in the Senate, and Mr..
Bolts, in the House. The great cauldron is
boiling. Every days intelligence from WASH
ington will be interesting. BY and by, the
elephant will get enraged with his keepers
take them by the shoulders in his trunk, and
kick them out of the menagerie-smash all the
monkeys TO mummy--let loose the lions and
tigers upon the audience--and almost break ur
the exhibition, and bankrupt the manager
Great times in Congress coming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

City Intelligence.
THE Pooh THE CIrY.-We have received the third
annual report from the Society for the Employment
ard Relief the Poo and feel strong desire to
the attention and enlist the aid of those who ara at
esse behalf Of the benevolent objects Of this society
We would particularly call the attention of the bene-
VIOLENT public to the following card emansting from the
The Ladies' Society for the Employment and Relief
of the Poor would solicit tho attention Of the benevo-
lent to the following advertisement Ready sales are
necessary to enable the society to repensh their
teral to meet the consta ty increasing demand for
work which made upon them by the industrious poor
USEFUL ARTICLES FoR PREsENTs.
variety Of well made under garments, for men wo-
men. and children dressing gowns aprons 60 (Which
found Il Mrs Birdssrs sa7 Broadway; Mrs Blschiss,
as Blocker street; Mrs shsnnon's, 4o7 Bowery.
N B. The stock viii be replenishsd every Thursday
throughout the season.
It will be seem by the above that the great feature Of
this society isto give employment and We do hope
nesty that q. who feel As they ought to feel for their
laudable object At the Same time, hope that
ployment 10 given BY the society TO the necessitous
aud want and NAT no influence no certiacstes or un
derhand tests required
to the employment they give The report before
uscontains some interesting items.
The managers state that through the liberality Of
the members and friends OF the society they have
enabled to furnish work to numerous individuals the
whole number Of applications having been 24s averag
log employment to i2l persons weekly. The number Of
garments made was 52 Of which 100 have been seld
l476.n '''
We conceive that the wissst and most eeotusl way
blessing the poor and needy 10 not by giving them money
but BY giving them employment and acting with iber.
Atty and kindness In giving and paying for It, Those
themselves to this society.
TIE WEArHER.-We had light snow storm yester.
dsy commencing about O'Clock in the morning The
dry wss extremely cold and the thermometer ranged
low % &c degrees Towards evening" however t cleared
OIL and about o'clock We had bright clear sky-full
moon and starlight
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO LIEUT.. JAMES DECATUR
PorrEH This dinner will take place on Friday eve.
ming, Dec ~, at Rsthbun's hotel, Broadway Tickets
osn be had by application at the hotel
TBE FIRsr SLEIoBINo.-The new sleigbs recently
built by Msssrs Kipp & Brown, and named after Tay-
lor, Scott, Worth, Wool Baxter and Walker, will pass
the Herald office the morning Of the hrst good
sleighing Tho object Of this display II to celebrate
recent Victories In Mexico. On each sleigh paiot
ed an accurate portrait Of Of the above named OFF
GERS, besides other embellishments The Gen. Taylor
viii lead the van, With band Of music and the whole
- DO decorated With fsge entire new harness tes &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
The ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD.
illustrated History
CT THE
M = K I G A ~ w Ar,

The grand pictorial Holiday Herald, which we have
been preparing for weeks past viii be ready on
Saturday morning
1t will contain nothing but illustrations OF Mexico not
an important one Of which viii be omi.ted-from thu
commencement of the on the banks of the Rio
drande through all its sradsons to the reduction OF
the city OF Mexico and the planting of the American
standard on the Halls of the Montezumas
The following list Of the engravngs which IL will
contain and which copied fom sketches taken ON
the spot by competent artists and may be relied on for
accursey:-
The LIsr OF ILLusrnArroys
l. Portrait OF Major General Taylor
T. First Eucampment of the American Army at Cor
pus Christi, Under Gen. Taylor
Portrait OF Maj. Gen Scott
q. View OF Matamoras, the Rio Grande
8. Fort Brown. opposite Matamoras.
g. View of the Market Plaza, hlatamoras
View Of Camargo looking North.
8. Grand Plazaa at Camargo.
o. View OF Marin, New Mexico
III. view OF Monterey New Mexico.
H. View Of Old Rough and Readys Camp Kitchen,
Monterey.
- View View Of ys,;a and the Tgs rs.s
IA. The Battle Field OF Busna Vista
70. View Of TamPioo, and tho Panuoo River.
il. View Of the Castle ni { .Ian Juan d'ulua.
Is. The Capture OF Vera Cruz and San Juan d'Uua.
H. view Of the National Bridge on the road to the
90 View Of the Yves. siae of Jalaps with the Noun.
a. View Of Puebls, from IRE South East.
~. View of the City Vt Puebla.
2s' View OF Moline Del Rsy and Chapultepeo
"a The Storming Of Chapuitepec.
IS View of San Francisco California
%. View Of Monterey, California
II. The Presidia Of San Francisco-Ths Enoampmcnt
Of the New York Volunteers
%. View Of Santa Barbara, California
20. The Csliforuians Lassoing Cattle.
&c. Mexican Preparing for the Guerilla Warfare.
81. Santa Fe, looking West.
81 View of Campeachy, Yucatan.
-s3 The Grand Plaza In the City Of Mexico.
"a view Of the Herald Bulldogs brilliantly uiumi.
mated for the Victories in Mexico
So View OF the City Of Mexico
49, View OF the City Hail. New York. splendidIy umi.
mated, In honor Of the achievements of the Ameri.
can Army in Mexico.
1t will also contain list of all the battles from that Of
Palo Alto to that of Atixco.
1t will be published at the extremely low price Of four
dollars per hundred to agents and others who buy to
sell again. and ut six and quarter cents singy at the
desk of this office.
Single COPIES in wrappers for mailing viii DO ready
at the office on Saturday morning