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% A U. S Senator is to be chosen by the Le-
gislature Of Vermont, which assembled on the 18th
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From JHr. JOAN y. HI0rgan, Druggtst, dated
PITTsBURG, Jan IL, l847.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it. know of one instance Of permanent of Asthma
least tx q year
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s U.s.

SzE7 For Vera Cruz. -. FLRST-YESSEL., The
<EsE fine fastsailing schooner d. c. FOSTER, Capt.
Szzz Garfield. having half her cargo engaged and going
on board, will have dispatch For balance OF freight or
passage kavng fine accommodations apply on board. at the
Triangle Buildings, or to
J. w. GIBBONS. g (usfomhouse street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 8.
@--1111 -,
nYsENTERY, DIARRHEA, etc Positively Cured

IL iH a FeB0 Hours.
THE GRAEFENBE RIG
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts
1st. The GrG6feRber g
d D s RterU SgT q D
will cure the DysenteTy, Di-
arrhpa, ETC., in twenty-fOur
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted,
no matter how bad the case E;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
Sd. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use ;
in some instances where the
patients have been given up
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Ship Caspian, Touey Falmouth and market,
J. P. Whitney & Co
Schr Ella Schembeck, Pensacola, JnO Hurley g. Co
Steamer ScouTge, Homan, ST. Thomas, V. Ellis
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELEOTRo-MAqNETIO PORTRAIT

ELECTRo-MAGNETIO PORTRAITS.
by the application of the above mysterious agent Da-
S0gSos Of R qBSRS The under
superior kind in SINGLE sEOoND3GatGhing the precise
plate ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations OF friends do SO at moderate
No. 8 Charities street. [my3 lyl w. H. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron;
6iodSoRs he into S SiSs st.
five ago during which time he has taken portraits
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from and he awarded the
but those taken by himself NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience and constant practice are
the best Inducements to persons DESTROYS of instruction in the
cheaper than any the city all other articles the same
Plates at per dozen sCOys No for S8 2-guarantied
% so; NewYork Cameras at $lS.
81 Orders from the country promptly attended TO-,
Wo9L socKs-a52 dozen WO q sOgEs for sale by
7 WILL PAY NO DRAYAGE in future, except to
sia 5O'' WIN nave H w E. MUIR, "a St Charles St
BOARD.
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, or TWO SINGLE
"A GENTLEMEN, can be accommodated with BOARD
in private family pleasantly located below Deord street
Applications addressed to b. v, and lett at the oce OF the
G5dGs9f or aan3ed the F0e to Box o. WI"
COFFEE-HOUSE FOR SALE.
A PICAYUNE COFFEE-HOUSE situated on the -,
"A Levee, doing splendid business, FOR SALE on kH
account Of the wishing engage in some other
business Forsand and TERMS apply at the office OF tins
paper, ~ II
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS.
eraR 1900 CASES in store and now landing from ship
RM4A Maid of Orleans, Clifton and Dalma-e zy EkS
EAV tia, comprising general assortment 81
Vls. OF goods in the above line for saeSS 60
low by ISL til FROST & CO, 10 Magazine St
OROCKERY AND CLOCK STORE.
the uuhic that he
L has REMOVED to his NEW STORE, 251 y~0
6gsz7 ILAG.AZLNE street, four doors from St tEZ5N
" n Joseph street, where can be found large d 5S
sVTu35 assortment of CLOCKS AND CROCK E2Asz9
- cry, To all Clocks sold and repaired at this estab
lishment will be given written guarantee that they will
perform WE'LL and should they meet the expectations OF
the purchaser the money will be returned in all cases
to- Particular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS IN
any part of the city [ol8] }. w KING 23l Magazine
WARMING TO WIVES.
NFW BOQKSL-EEW OORSH Of,
w WILFRED MONTRESSOR;
BRAGELONNF-CO
MYSTERIES OF OLD LONDON
PALACES OF THE FACULTY:
LIFE OF DIR. RICHARD JENNINGS, The VICTIM
LUCY SANFORD, A TEMPERANCE TALE; [IZED;
ORPHAN Nicely Miss Pickering;
AMELIA-by Miss E. Leslie.
l. -.
large and beautiful assortment of JOURNALS, &c &c
FOrsale at WELD Il cos Literary Depot,
OLD " Camp street.
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SPANISH yZI5IZ:L5

Eg~ PRIV.aTE LESSONS ONLY AZ
u J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Patria, will devote few
H. hours during the day give instructions the Span
ISL Language Mr. G. has adopted and easy method
by which scholar learn read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months.
For Terms, NC, apply to Mr. Gomez at his office No 81
Exchange Alley, Cont street at the Bookstores of
J. B. Steel IA Camp Thos L.Whte 50 Canal ST. and
J. q Morgan, II Exchange Place adjoining the POstofce
~ IT required Mr.. g. will give lessons at night mo
UPHOLSTERY-HOUSEF FURNISHING GOODS
NO. 20 GIMP STREET.
SII4k and WOnted. WOBted and Cotton, and Cotton
- CURTAIN DAMASKS very large and beautiful
assortment; Fine BObinet and Muslin White CURTAINS;
Transparent Window SHADES Paper Curtains Gimps
and Bindings COrnice Poles. Curtain Bands Pins and
Holders Tasse and Cords Mosquito Bars and Netting
BOhlnet. Linen and Cotton Spring. Hair and Moss
MATTRESSES and FEATHER-BEDSi Carpets, , qi-
Cloths, Mattings Paper Hangings and Borders har
Cloth and CuTed Hair. and almost other article usu-
abovs "a ~ ole 81
~" Upholstery work Of every descTgto8 ezeented With
dispatch JOSEPH EIIER, " 9InD 81.
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o. Mr.. Webster spoke at the Wing meeting in
Arlington, Mass, on the 9th. There were over
1900 persons present.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday

LATITUDE % 81 80 N.-LOreIruDE. 80 win Time. Oh.
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LOVE AND MARRIAGE" Never marry but for
love, says William Penn in his Reflections and
MaXms, but see that thou lowest what is lovely"
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LATE AND INTERESTING WORKS,

For SAFE az NO II Camp street.
FULFILLING INCIDENTS OF THE WARS OF
i THE UNITED STATES - Comprising the most
striking and remarkable events of the Revolution, the
French War, the TnpOitan War, the Indian War, the
Second War with Great Britain, and the Mexican War.
With 300 engraVngs. By the author of The Army
and Navy of the United States In vol. 8yo.
THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF WILLIAM
HAZLITT, in 5 vols, limo.
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. By Mary Somervile.
MRS. MARKAMS HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the
Conquest Of Gau by julius Caesar to the Reign of Louis
Philippe. Prepared for the of Schools by the addition
of Map, Notes and Questions, and Supplementary
Chapter bringing down the History to the present time.
HISTORY OF MARY. QUEEN OF sCOTs-By ia
cob Abbott, with engravings.
AMELlA-Or Young Lady's Viscissitudes-A Novel
By Miss Il. Leslie.
THE IMAGE OF HIS FATHER-A Tale Of Young
MOnkey-By the Brothers Mathew, with illustrations.
THE ORPHAN NIECE-By Miss Ellen Pickering.
A WARNING TO WlNES-By the author Of The
Jill" etc.
NEAL & SMITHS COMPEND OF MEDICINE
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Satoners
MarehOnse.D lois 81 j. b. STEEL. IA Camp st.
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mined that the celebrity OF his establishment shall be kept up
SO that no inst cause Of COMPLAINT NAV be heard Thankful
for past ayo the proprietor trusts that his continued
deaVO to please the public may guarantee to MN contn
uance Of that publie's patronage. s25 #
LUMBER,
MAHOGANY, Cherry Black Walnut, Maple; Beach,
" 1TA Hickory; Oak, Ash Cypress, Clear and Common
seasoned. Tongued and GroOved White Pine, Cypress,
BeRa snf a@ Cherry and snf Poplar z R 3d
6x6. Lime Cement Plaster, Hair, Sand, Fire Bricks FIRE
Balustsrs Of Mahogany, Cherry, Black Walnut Ligpum
Vita Spanish Cedar aud Red Cedar. ~ Fresh Meal and
h oI6 in Arcade Al PRa dHG SHERMAN
DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
TIVE undersigned offers his services agent for the pre-
ALL s CGLAfMs FOR MONEY against the late Republic
of Texas Those wishing engage his services do
~ Ns S oe an 81 EUCAH HNT Of Ts syas'
EY Reterto G A. Jacobs, G Burke, Alc6el abranche,
S. S. PrentsS and Bale Peyton, Esdrs. al9G
DEATH ON RATS
HID NE y RI r ID EST R o r Err.
lS aIlcIe WIN oe lGnu d su9 am Cel.aLn Iemeay
and genuine article made fresh every day and put up for
'o9ny use %fIjf9EY IS ROACH DEsTRoYER-By
the Of this article two or three times it will be found
a.Ty- To be found at . ALLEY'5 DEPOT III Chanres
s.; ST. CHARLES BOOK STORE, under 8. Charles
THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANYjS CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, Be,
NE success "H mas attended lns hlediche renders II
an imperative duty incumbent upon the propnetOrs, 10
$500 IN bE1h ~ Dt stNIEEf 9IKCF Is OF Imme-
EMERY DaThga, ETC., and giving immediate relief to the
patient. The same may be said OF their
CHlLlDREN'S PANACEA. for Summer complaints etc:
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUNDS;
HEALTH BITTERS-n papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS:
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
EYE LOTION
And for every description Of inflammation Bruises Bunz
and Scalds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT Is
a sovereign remedy.
Al of the above may be found at WELD s. CO. IS Depot
OF Cheap Literature. No 70 Camp street a5H
FALL, 1848---GUTTA PERCHA
NEW STYLE-L.7T ES = ElTPROYEyHENI-J
1 received by the Indiana, Manchester and Ale -,
- ghany.-I am receiving different -ln- go
- voices of the L A It r T lMPR CIV ID C-e4
- GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS. -
which have given universal satisfaction wherever tey
have been tried viz in New York Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore These Hats in superior style to
ANYTHING offered before in this city Cgt and See
ol0 G. ID. BUNCE, ~ Canal street,
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q B. ~ So

WMMTse !
NTANTED-A GOOD DRESS MAKER, by
WANTpEBRooIB3y 2qRIR sRp Young Man Situation
lately from the North and furnish good city reference
o2O St No. Is Natchez street.
A GOOD Hok Isl .siidfF S WANTS A SIT n
Office. ole 3t* Y Y
TETANTED-FOur or five able bodied sLAyEs-Men
accustomed to Do Outside W2T5 APPly at the office OF
ES7ANTED-A situation wanted by a Young Man per-
~ Fp fecty rl aoeimats?d as OUTDOOR AGENT or
the city. Address = d. j." at this office. %
WANTED.
4 CENTS to travel for the GRAEFENBERG COM
ais If D. HANsBROGGH IL Camp st.
BUENA VISTA AND MONTEREY HATS
RUENA VISTA AND MONTEREY HATS,
o5 81 various Minus c. D. BUNCE. 80 Canal street. -
T3T FsHeys R By WBLR \ &C. R z fqTR 1se
J. B. BOussingaut. ole
PRIVATE BOARDING.
kEE OF t9 pG GeBtIemen can Pe accommodated a
pleasant ak from Canal street, on Prytania. In 4A
quire al This Office. ola
FOR RENT.
A STORE in business part of Chartres street, -
"A two blocks below Canal street, suitable for
attached Possession given on t November ApDIv al the
office of IOi9 8d A. MARMION Is Natchez street.
vrFt9p BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and GAPS,
MASH Now landing from ships Oxenbndge, -,
F@S Manchester; Diana, Peter Marcy and bark ~
49, Genesee; A splendid assert nent of the SESS
aV ol4 Il Gus 'O' sane FROST & Co. 10 Magszine St
PERSPIRATION PROOF HATS.
E'HE Fall Fashions Of rs received per ships Indiana
La The gentlemen who have been waiting for q
LIZ those ats, and the public generally, are re- G
g specttuly informed they are now ready toI IN; -
oi6 81 Charres St., corner Canal st.
AMERICAN BILLIARD SALOON.
No. AZ St. CH.4RLES st, opposite St Charles Hotel.
TIVE above establishment will be openedFHIS EVEN
L ING for the reception of vsers. The subscriber hopes
- ola i4Ou'' snare u puO"0 p''0"'sM F. RoULsToN.
OARPETING, oM-QLoTH, MATING,
VNHREE-PLY and INGRAM CARPETS. Hearth.
4 Rugs, DooEMats, Nuggets and Baizes OilCoth Ia.
%Coyers and Floor Oil Cloth from feet to "a feet wide
Jute and Straw DooTMats. For sale low at the Paper.
ha1gi9gs and Upholstery Store 20 Camp stTsst rrp
PAPER-HANGNGS.
V'HE advertiser has in large and complete
receiving additions of both French and American Papers,
which he selling at the lowest market prices He has good
81 osER ERR SBPsa
BOOTS Sa9Es, AND BReS5Fs
Ot CANS, landing from ships Harriet Rock
well, Columbus and Bertrand. for sale by Ry
oI6 st R. G. HOBBS, u CustOmhOuse st. -
LOST OR STOLEN.
OST or stolen from the advertiser, DRAFT OF which
IL the following copy
To 1t Col T. F. Hunt, Dep'y ar. NJ & GEM s; A.
At sight pay to the order of James Chaplin the sum Of six
hundred and hy dollars Peng ior that amount received Dy
be receipt Treasury of the United States Given
dnGdste @ egs M as ~ he nn and Vad ~
$3.50, [ol7l G. H. CROSSMAN, Major 4 ar Master.
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FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE
TINE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
4 the FETICIANA HOUSE, is offered Tor sale IL
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred fs5dA
boardeTs and IS full eight months in the year To I'LL.
SoD seGUs;ted with the Western trade, this house wOnd
be Of profit The present occupant wishing
IN sFi1a offers the above fine establishment on moderate
terrTs For Daricuars apply the premises corner Of
HULA and TCuOUPITOULAs streets, to
aa23 II JAMES ROACH
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From The WesterR Empire" Dayton o. July o. ls47.
Mr. J. F. Howels Sir-It affords much pleasure to
has been entirely removed by the of onehaf bottle Of
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Others advised me to use You safely recommend the
of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds,
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully,
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From Mr.. Ed10Grd Robbins, Druggist.
BoRDENTOwN, N. J., Jan. 1847.-We have taken some
trouble introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here, and have sold all received from you Dr. J. H.
Cook has used it in his practice he thinks highly OF the
medicine. Dr. Cook of the eminent physicians
the United Sae and was the attending physician of Joseph
BOnapare exkng OF Spain, during all his residence in this
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New nd Interesting Publoations

New and Interesting Publications
FOR sale at NO. IA CAMP STREET.
HORELL'S HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSO-
w PHY-1 vol, vO.
THE DOCTOR, &c.-By the late Robert southey, com.
plete in vol mo-
BOSWELL'S LIFE OF JOHNSON, including their
Tour the HebndesBy the Right Honorable John Wilson
Croker, L. L. d., +. K. S.-a edition. (S4S thoroughly
RUSSELL'S TREATISE ON THE STEAM-ENGINE.
RUSSELL ON STEAM AND sTEAMNAVIGATION.
THE SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL Being
Treatise the Art Of obtaining Sugar from the Sugar
THE PRACTICAL SUGAR PLANTER-A COM
plete of the Cultivation and Manufacture OF the
Sugar Cane according the latest and most approved
cesses-By Leonard Wray, Esq-with numerous llustFa
inst received and for sale at the NeaD Orleans Station
ers' Warehouse" [O17 81 J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
PRYT,ANJ.4 Street, I'd door Gb0ge EUIERPE Street
MFRS PREVVETT who has had considerable experience
lVA and always given entire satisfaction has opened
SCHOOL as above where will be taught all the branches
Reading, Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Physiology, As
tTOnOmy, &c, &c.
ter An experienced French Lady has been employed to
give lessons in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. AisO-a
Gentleman teach Algebra and the higher branches Of
MATHEMATICS Lessons on the PIANO FORTE and
the department and moral INSTRUCTION.
~ Among those to whom Mrs Z. would refer archie
Rev Jno Hutchinson, Oakland College, Miss; Hon. J. A
SOckman Mayor of NatcheZ; Q. A. LacOste. ESQ., Rev.
J. R. Satton, Natehez; Mrs, Emma w lizard, Troy n y;
JnO Watt ESQ., Hon. s S PTentiss, Gen. &. n. Rowey,
and the Board of Directors of the Public Schools Of the
0e Ppiees UNUSUALLY loo o." 0''0'H o. I'm
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PATENT OFFICE REPORT,

7 ALLlIN4- U . III IkIlI OAAI'
lust received by WELD & Co
j THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMITS
SIONER OF PATENTS-For the Year 1847.
THE IMAGE OF HIS FATHER"-By the Author
of The Greatest Plague of Life"
HOLDENS DOLLAR MAGAZINE-ForS September
FLOWERS PERSONIFIED-No. p.
PALACES OF THE FACULTY.
BOUSSINGAULTS AGRICULTURAL CHEM
ISTRN.
WlLFRED MONTRESSOR.
WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNIA-By Edwin Bryant.
ORPHAN NIECE-By Miss Pickering.
BLACKWOOD1S MAGAZINE-FOT September.
BRAGELONNE-Complee.
For Sale by [ol8l WELD 81 Co 70 Camp st.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
MINER EiTP n and ME- J., ETEE Mem OqYe1uJ

TENHIS ue Hotel is advantag eousy situated being in
Il front of the principal Steam and FatbOat 81
Landings and affords peculiar accommodations for 4IA
Western Merchants, raiders and Travellers gener- Ht
ally The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy the table supplied with the best the market
furnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors. all of which selected with great care No
penss will be spared make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
ola 6m Successor to JOSEPH E. BELL.
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~ = Memphis Packet Line-For Memphis
Ls4ka5sSsA5a Helena &c. 8-c.-Every other WEDNES-
aseassszssEss8 DAY EVENING at o'clock-The spien.
did packet BULLETIN Capt @. B. Church. has resumed
her regular trips for the leaving every other WE'D
NESDAY, at O'Clock, M, acknowledgements and
shippers may depend this packet leaving her regular
day. For freight passage having unsurpassed
modatons, apply board, at Canal street wharf or to
ola T. B. SMITH, So Magazine st.
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gEw oR1nANs 3 oARRoL1ToN RAILROAD

-. -z-s7ssg
Depot, corner Of BGrORne aud PerdidO streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20
single ticket for children overt and under 12years 10 "
~ qsken Shedl ~ oO
Servants (slaves) for distance 10 cents
g Residents in Lafayette, CsrOtOn and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate of
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars tOit IS %
month lin advance for either Road and for any distance
Children half pce-no such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies. in each train.
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TO SU b ORDERS.

The name OF will hooks
PAY ment Of the scription be made Ia vance
Distant ward nv latsr
on which Will be paid by and all assumed by Ourselves is
safe transmission. N - S''A''> -Ns'''
The COUNTRY PAPER published tn sar,n he
sions Of Congress, and semi ssky during Il recess ~
subscriptions periodless III be rse m
proporonsd 10 the rates
postmasters certificate Of payment for
tons or advertisements will be sucien receipt therefor The
notes OF any specie ring bank will be
PO5TMAsTERS authorized nv
DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed or Ave SEMI
WEEKLY subscrtbsn with encosed WEEKLY sub
seoe with $40 enclosed will BIZ entitled copy
adu0n as they furnish US subscribers for gratis
W The CosesEssiosAL
terms
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COUNTER-PROJET.

LIST There shall be firm and universal peace between tue
United States oil America and the Mexican republic ana
their respective territories cities towns, ana villages mol
excepting persons or places.
I'd All the prisoners of war made on either SIDE whetn-
by land, shall be released Immediately after the
signing the present Is also agreed that il any
Mexicans captives in the power of any Indian
tribe within the limits coded by the 4h article the Uni
ted Saes OF said United States shall
their release and that they be restored liberty and
their homes in Mexico.
3D. Immediately after the exchange of the notifications
of this treaty. all the forts, places, and possessions which
may have been taken or occupied during this present
within the limits fixed by the 4th article for this epubic
shall be restored the Mexican republic. In like manner
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To the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Mr.. TiSt 10 Mr.. Pacheco.

TAcUBAYA, August 25, 1s47
The undersigned appointed commissioner of the United
States of America 10 the United Mexican States with full
power to meet and confer with any person persons
having the like authority from the Mexican government
and with him or them to negotiate and conclude lasting
treaty of peace friendship, and limits between the two
republics begs leave to invite the attention of his excel
ency the Minister of Relations of Mexico, the militia
ry convention establishing armistce concluded on the
23d and ratified the 9th instant and has the honor
state, that he sprepared TO meet the commissioner
mssioners on the part of Mexico and to request that
early day may be appointed for the meeting at some place
which may be convenient to both parties
The undersigned tenders to his excellency the Min
lister of Relations the assurance of his most distinguish
ed consideration. N p TRIST
II. f. Don J. r. PAcHEco, &c, &C., sc.
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WASHINGTON, I'd February, 1913,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, lst February, 1913.
SIR The Secretary of State, to whom was referred the
resolution of the Senate of the 18th u requesting the
President to communicate, for the information of the
Senate the correspondence between the commissioner
OF the United States and the commissioners appointed by
The government OF Mexico to negotiate with him, during
the suspension of hosties after the battles of Contreras
and Churubusco and any other information which may
enable the Senate TO understand the terms progress and
issue of that negotiation far he may deem the
not incompatible with the public interest,"" has the honor
to lay before the President the papers mentioned in the
suboned list, which embrace the whole correspondence
between the American and Mexican commissioners
during the suspension of hostes after the battles of
Contreras and Churubusco;" and, Also extracts from
despatch OF the American commissioner to this depart
ment, dated 4h September 1s47 referring to PROPOSE
ton which he had invited from the Mexican government
to establish boundary between the two republics
Respectfully submitted
JAMES BUCHANAN
TO the President DE THE UNITED STATES
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Dir. Pacheco TO Mr.. TriSt
NATIONAL PALACE, Mexico. August 2G
TRANsLATIoN.1

NATIONAL PALACE, Mexico, August &c, 1917.
The undersigned, Minister of the Interior and Foreign
Relations had the honor to receive and submit to his
excellency the acting President of the republic the note
in which Mr.. Nicholas p. Trist, commissioner of the
of the United States, consequence of the
armistice concluded with the General chief of the
troops of that nation made known under date of yester
day his readiness TO treat with the commissioner or COM
missoners of this republic respecting the propositions
for peace which he is authorized to present. requesting
that day be promptly appointed for the meeting, the
place which may be Judged convenient for both parties
celent President inform Mr. Trst in reply that he is
already engaged in appointing speedily possible
the commissioners to receive the propositions which Mr.
rs may have to make, and that they will repair at four
O'Clock i'll the evening of tomorrow TO the village of
Atzcaposalco, intermediate point between those
cuped by the forces of the two nations provided that
this selection be not considered inconvenient bv Mr.
Trs to whom the undersigned offers the assurance of
his distinguished consideration.
J. R. PACHECO
NICHOLAS F. TRIsT, esq,
Commissioner of the United States of America.