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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
The Texas Boundary BiiI-Jenny Lind at
linn.

WAsHiS5 roS. Monday. Dec. l6
The acceptance by Texas Of Peareoe's Boqnda.
ny Bill has been officially received by the PresI,
dent from Gov B eli, aud will be communicated
to Congress to day A Governor and other otti-
GERS for New Mexico will. therefore, be nominated
to the Senate during this week
Jenny Lind arrived last night, and is stopping
at Willard Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

nIroIs-Riebard 5. Molonys majority in the
Chicago Congressional District is Gil. The az
gregatc vote IS. MoIony Opp 1921 coaing,
lWmel o5s7 Collins Of. s soi $4,000 votes
is fair for enc Congressional District In the Filth
District Richardson Opp is elected over Brown.
in- Wing b. 902 maj Ia 1913 Nj. had no
opposition Messrs. Richardson and Molony 10th
pledged themselves full to the Land Reiormers
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Ar Teienrnnh.

NORFOLK Dec it-Afr sch John, Tnas, rdrss slnl h1i
scr o,,Eon -stl M do tor Sfark
80 Br Org John Wiley tr Jtnafra
Arr yr.sfd gr ,z rrar, Donncl aai Independence N>"
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By Telegraph to the New.Tofk Tribune,

War Preparati ons In South-C relinn-s30O,-
600 for Military Purposes.
COLUMBIA, IS. c. Sunday, Dec. ia. NJ
The Senate Of South Carolina has passed
aBill for Convention, and giving I II Rec
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
to be applied to Military purposes.
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For ghngre.

OCEAN STEAK NtyIGArIoN CoNPANT'
WASHINGTON .LoYD-..,,.. For YORK Sun, Dee
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AATINEEs, n DAY BAILs.--The slHs OF Loais
vile are enjoying themselves at brinian: enter
tainments denomiuated matinees, or dry balls
These generally take place at Inid.day. when the
shutters are closed, gas is lighted, the company
assemble and editions, waltzes. polkas. and dir
tgtons become the order az the dag, as they have
heretofore been the order OF the 'sht ii fashiona
HE assemblies
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TEE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Var Europe.

UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
CoItJSs's Ll>R-Saiis fr0ss Nc1e- ierS
ARCTIC. Cant Eo' LtysTpo1i' Ss1 oS :,
Baltic. Capt CoNsrocS From Ny ofi " -. 'a's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

OHIO SciiBNSx From N York Thurs. Dec p
CHEROKEE. .WtNDs From n York sat Dec %
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TO THE EDiroR. OF TIE TIRE me.

\ STRANGERS FATE ~ NEWYORK III.
rRoYxD.-Yourselyes and your readers will be
glad to see the following note OF Mr.. Richard
Smythe, in reference tothe benevolent response
OF a sympathisng public to an appeal made in
your columns in his behalf In addition to the
funds and furniture sent him. number Of firms
have offered to employ him. These donations
have been received from every part Of the City
from Brooklyn from staten Island from Pough
keepsie, from Bridgeport and Boston. NJ. S. is
employed in the office Of the Courier ami En-
qajru Years truly }. EpBE.
SAruRDAg, Dec. u 1853.
M DEAR FRIESn / would leisn convey 10 yua In
words des OF lie eTauGue VicH tnl nt ies'i uf
tfe symraiy aus stcc0r hal have received tcl sou.
yoar friends and Tie cidIens 1f NeSe1 ora since your p
Ieg 10 Them IN NV behalf through le columns % It IrIt
ta.e newspaper Tint appeal hs been iosi succes:tiil
Cash % ihe a1ouh' o. not , - -
population Of lhs Cry AMI he dehcacy VIA winch nose
thtse have been given las estimation, added 70
their value and heheHe respec, Tor me kind hearted
natures OF your grea molrupol'
Ii ANYTHING could reconcile NJ 20 Inc paatf i'si'5l ~
which we stood aud make it endgrshle Il was TIE mlnn=r
In Inch The ladies' and gentlemen ai your Y
their sympathy and rendered assistance bearing tneGl-
selves Win tue condensation O. parsons wo came no. 10
coUieT but 10 receive kindness
nyeeg Saxon fthe Savous, ana glory n belong
lHg rsce which SIRE under Providence the Dispensers
Of pure Reigon regulated liberty and Christian ci7a-
ut,a 10 d#rEeaed and eegrsdet world
am come Ye and die among yoatn str ren u my
humble sphere he bonds OF peace and good VIII betsFeen
Ills ard the ren-v ard II necessar 10 laT down
my M in defense Of thar glorious touslltuuon Tor me es-
.AelshIent OF which Washington fought aat conguered
on WI nave ihs goodness TO express m grautuce 70 ne
EdiIoro The Tribune for having md the kindness 10 nser
your 3pPSa! % me columns OF his widecircHg ana va
ls.le Journal am, my dear Trend very Eray and gT3te-
Rev Il J EDDY
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Rnr Enrnne.
For America.
From Bremen.

GUARD LiNE-Sd5S from Lire7T1oi
AyprCA - spL --.....For York, Sal. nec.
CANADA. CSps For Boston. -. Sal Dec Il
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Disnstcrs. &c.
Foreign Ports.

sru5orra ErSsy r S',rrs from H- YorA ot Ch7ag't.-
py' MO Huria,k l3:L sit loss 81 tapaasi aud ID oeoT
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PROPOSALS.

Dgrr4RTaEsTa OF REPAIEs AND SUPPLIES 10 aglLD
bhs So r.Iss f " .sSssj NJ la g' |' Of ISm
Gu hl, aen huday HE goth day Of Dee A. ~ O'Clock, ~ *
,ad aoa 70 house Fssns c9mrao, No "a. 7t.,' Plan
Of IT, go rel to - doas aud All aoru alton
Pa54e Bull u, Elaihet1 n1aa Est-oaes can
az VIZ ADAMS, Commissioner Of Repai" aai sofr'4s
nEPARrMENI o. REPAIRS And 81 2PIths-Tv BaILD
DEF5 Srsd Proposals. vii BE- rzc-ssd a. ae 9bgs Of Com
c. Bsi an fia'.dy tse l56 sa5 Il De- a, u o5c. Al
sd5oas To- Compsay q 30 Pan and
spsccat en- Of the OH qurst to D. dons ad all o'rn'o+
Pebrc sgduse TO Is .aeth n. BACK G,masi ba
bad At es ,, Q, ,ho ss ,, Offices De 10 -
dl Wh ADAMS. Coz missioner of hrPa' s1j aapPsr'
NEFAAlMEHfO or KErAiRs AND SUPPLIES no BLACK
~ SMITHS ssaee Proposals ~lJs rses7et NJ ne De1 Of ne
as CITY Han anl Saturday I4 4sy Of Dscsnos io tls
O'Clock n a. reA tine they ~" b. publicly Opened Tor ara
tho os Of hs suP4dnng5e9t6f FaPara % P2o5t Bass no.
y Eaaebshst B-Baf estimates b ba5 At either d tS
above otts Dec. 1850 WI ADAMS Comm s2asf Of IL,
pans aid saeplss q
DErARrmEaf OF kKrliHs 4sD sUPPLIY3-T0 BCrTUl
OERss.sst Pfop2a VII b, scy=d az Tia o3cs Of ihs Coz
cy Bal mil ao'd,, d. a 5sy Of s9..aoet . ocos
=. ..s saaa s E<a c@ Il 3d. a1 a iss1 Can
9say no ~ g. &C., :. Nv pe ,. e g o1 a sh. s
E.a5s-as.fsT nab'f' are s9a'si 20 ssI@s o 1eh ''s
'-N' COMMUNICATED p.pa.r, al 5apPp*.
-BaaA sas7 ca n had .! 'l'f 81 re a9at' mesa
IlEPAklnEhi Or hhPAiha AfO LFriiG2 - ~ Ieti. ~.
- hhss>s7S r,2ta W $3.50 a. No ' , " at -
''t.7' mr. V ~ f.' Xxx - ~. i, ~, 49,
q = 81 hs4 sat IN ~. ' o. ~ - n 80
Has= 2fnsr caHPaa a. On lie ea.sr Of 81 = 'aa ne
al aonafoa sa9 thereto COR ~ sas a. my 0bcs o, Us
3hgenpendsot ol Fspa' " f"f 71ans 20 - hAAtkalh o.
n b bsns estimate can - ia a, stas u mo a2'ts passs
New f1fsy Dec s. e " II A1Als Csl's-'lsi U fFIss
ans sapphes 20
TbAkAkINEel ~ fEfAifs AID oIFfi.iEs.-l1 BeiLt,
hepafs ssa supple. oasem-pt No NJ" cs
Hl, sat Saturday, Dse ia ao u etocs ~ AZ ~ ias tass
VII be publicly opefe Tot buAdmS house Tor EnsHs Company
10 Z. pas and sp9eaca6n o 5 fofs fsqrsc 70 ~ @ 14
all Information regard hsf7to can b Ea9 a. Tie es o. ns TT
soser Of Hspa And Supplies, or s oc, 81 ns SuP d re
psIsso PeDls Bsi1nzs y u zsbet'1ast
HBB4a4 G = eSe 9si9ea q ssI q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

y The Constitution says maj the IN iee slaves ,soI 5s
The Constitution saws no such ching The
word Slave does not profane that sacred IN
strument Madison County Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

SIekNESS on SAIPBoA ED-The ship South
Carolina, Capt. Day, from Liverpool Oct 90, with
passengers, arrived below tbs pert this morning,
ana anchored IN Ligh: Honse Channel, where she
holsted signal Of distress. Her passengers are
suffering severely from Sickness there being tflir
y cases OF smallpox on board The steamer Hor-
ne9 has gone to the shin, to render all necessary
.; assistance. The South Carolina was seen on
4toeisday oil the Race, by the steamer Il. b.
R .s' and while she was in sight two bodies
"ereseen to be buried LBoston journal. Eriday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN BsGrIYoRE
a AND ihuRoRf,-Au important memorial is now in
line Of mail steamers h between BaIsimore a. and
some ,h port in England, and we doubt NOT that it
sl ~ DC extensively signed The argument is
6oou ana feasible, the time propitious, and the
SS.uSipS' mover in the matter Hon. William n.
o ~,srAe, the late Wing candidate tor G0Yernorl
Sn!oSs the confidence, respect and esteem eli all
PSF''es throughout the State in an eminent degree.
Baltimore Weekly Sun DGc IT,
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AEIAHfMEHIO Or EEfA1Rs AND SUPPLIES 10 BLACK
~ SMITHS Proposals. sJ received NJ t Oc1 Of Tie
ccmaef Repairs AID Supplies basaa7a 40 wss, -ad -
City Saturday ths ih dsy Of Dscsm0ss i AZ "a
O'Clock ~ wi a they All 5s publicly opened, lof arasi
ug Iron Bjs-4is according % the sample bsst ssl 5t7t
the ocs Of hs sup@dne95s95f FsPa9 q PQo5t Balass 10
y Eaabehst B-Bak estimates b bad Al either u tar
above odits' Dec g. WI ADAMS. Ccmm '2asf OF rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

oa;ved the following curious scrap OF ancient com
..,a.c;a literature from weknown correspond
t l.ei ~, Who yonches FOR its fidelity
eng Cow Of bill found in Wentworth House Earl
Fitzwilliam's Nov 1908
6fe'' l. -"' TyptfRs At rHE soMAN CHAPEL. . a.
,,r soillr renairing s. joseph
S,lesning snd ornanenane the Hoy Ghost
pensiriSg The Virgin Mary and making heT d ne" q
child - =
z,yrisbiro a nose 10 the Devil putting horn upon
his head ard gueing piece 10 nis tail : o
Total, =. - - ~
II has been announced oticlaliy that tier MA
,esty receives with very great satisfaction all ad
5Sresses presented to her against the late b0l OF
the Pope.
The Brussels papers mention that the total re.
reints of the State railways daring the month Of!
October last amounted TO i4ol, 333f against ZIG,
oAf in the same period Of SAG. The receipts
for October, l847, did not exceed ,957, 843t
Mr.. Head has just sent over an agent to ar
range all his liabilities tor Lola Montes and re-
move his valuable furniture. The lady has, tap
pears, lost all hopes of inducing Nh Head to re-
turn, and talks Of Withdrawing from Pans weere
she has so recently, and without any iauit Oh hef
own, gained fresh notoriety.
Offers of money were lately made to London
weekly journal in order procure the Insertion
OF defense Of Mr.. Hudson OF railway notor'eey'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

SgALED Pro oss ~ o. eee.Ed liz ssss S e 70
l~s3sefs On utt Friday, Dec a. E5D n . oeck %
te and traee between al Ihuf a.
sosoica, AID az informal Lsr,to can - ~ 9'
5tz JOIN r OODGE. stfs.i Con1Hal5.,es.
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nEPAkTMEbI or KEPAiHs AID sGPPLfEs.-TO BUILD
~ Proposals. vi be tire o8cs n tie
Coaatn,.stons kep4f- asA Supple. No Nav CH
Ha Saturday Dsc 3ta iao u VI, at N asg
VII be publicly opel3, lot 5uldg houss of EnsHs Company
10 7s and specification 81 tho YORK feqrst To b nas Eo4
10 lad the ecs Of tbs Con
Rspsr, and sappzs ts ohee Of tns suP d Re
psis Pab.le Bsl5nzs, u Ehzzbsts-sL
n BBal EstGates besad a. s'sf Of To t5oYs ohrG-
u re- -
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e,THgyT DEPARTMENT 30 HALL or REC0EDS,-ssal>S
= Proposals @s4 a lie ssrsst Cofanisssossts oe1
Mi Yf3ay Dec % lso.a 9cieh P " 70 ds WsH al
So P1r -riJ sde a S4tst Ss2sss 80
,si 81, a.. 40 ret ,ast-fy ron 90 Piss SD
.nst,tss aad Az sz-oH tsr-.o had Or sp2hc1
ls Co1.r1.. GsS1 0! - HapaT,1asat Dee. g. l1s1.
y J0as I. DODGE, stcts. cgaass,aSE,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

FRon Tur RIO GnANpr.--1he steam.
ship Globe, Capt Guhner, arrived here yes.
tcrlay. from hrazos ~. Jago We are IN
debted to Capt. Connolly, who came passen.
ger hy her. e. the Brownsville fiaa and the
Brownsville Scaiiaci, of the 9th nit. In
the former we find the following item,
It j, reported IN Natamoros. tia, a few
days ago Sergeant, formerly belonging To
the command OF Don Vital Fernando. and
who was very much attached to HIM present
ed hm',l 10 the guard w charge oi the resi-.
dcncc OF the present Governor of Tamauli
pas. Don Jc-u, Ca'dna>, and undcr prctencc
OF presenting letter prevailed ou them To-
admit dim 10 an interview with the Govern.
or aicr entering the chamber. hc prcscu.
ted the pretended letter and then IN mII
view OF the toyeruor own bod, guard. he
drew 4 revolver and shot tafd,as IA two
places, one bah entering the chest. aud the
other the lower past of the abdomen; be-
then made his escape by another door. II
u snid that 'ardcuas /, mortal, wounded.
although he wa, still alive ut last accounts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16
Terrible Accident.

accounts from Cincinnati, represent. that
\ the I'D. n, one O'Clock in the morning,
T. steamer Belt. bound for -, Louis, burst
T. boilers near WARSAW She was loaded
|ih California cmigrant-, and one hundred
.. were los, l., the explosion.
Dthcr accounts, under date OF the 2I,h,
!, 81, the following statement of the acci,
BIT.
"Thi. morning the Steamer Bel, on her
Iny down the Ohio. when about one mile
How Warsaw. kentucky, caught fire, aud
h.. almost wholly consumed with every.
lit,n on board All effort, to check the
kmcs proved nnavaling She had when
l.. lett incinuat,, about 100 persons on
karl including cugrani, for California
|, pu, 100 of whom are supposed to have
Ieu drnWurd or burned to death so sud.
b. and overwhelming was the rush of the
.mc.. thai c-capr seemed cu'irel, impo,si
:, / he officers and crew saved thcl lives
4 inniwng overheard. I be scene i. dr~.
|lbrd "a, having been the ulosi agouitnn
|er Witnessed. There were on board iva
|aliforia companies. aud about forty ie-
|alr-.
\ \o,rL M,r,n. gentleman , in
|neland undrrtook Tor wager 10 lap up a
Inrcr of "a III in less time than a cat. aud
bon b, about iva table SPOONS full
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Democratic Review.
rgoSrr, rts or rlk a,.r

PgoSrE, Tts OF THE aisr VOLUME
IN commencing The Twenty First Volume Of
! the Review, We have to acknowledge tn.
continuance Of a liberal patronage on the part
81 the p4bilc, and OF the enthusiastic response
from the Democratic ranks, aud those great
principle. Of National policy which il Is our en-
dcs,or TO eucidate We have entered into
,Ntcn,se arrangements Tor great variety Of
novel and interesting matlef, lha, viii add 20
The attraction and value vi The new volume.
l,i We have engaged tot exclusive publiea-
cation the Souvenirs of the Lie Of General
Count Mputhoipn," beginning witt his first
campaign under Gearra Dumoufler, al the CON-
mcur,meHt OF the great French Revolution Of
l1sY aud closing win hs .aie imprisonment
vith frucr luui, Napoieon BonaIrIc. at Ham.
Il AIi sumpri-e the most extraordinary re,oia-
tom, 81 toe .Vpnderiui epoch he mas li' ed and
It ia. that ha. ever t.en "a, en- 10 til. public.
disclosing singular trails o; he prvn,e lie,
IA gtr. poll cal and am tory, secret negocia-
ion ete OF all tine sosrrcigts thIei Ministers
ani Mufsaali~, ~ ho M, cd with the vi,idne-s
and ,afot, Of bninan' PANORAMA around the
great lUuingry Napoleon.
I'd Ne are 10 realty TOR u remarkable york
on EngIa i, 20 be Published eNeig-'rly IA the
culumes OF ,he Democratic ksluis. Ta1s uiay
be couifed OF u, forthcoming.
81 W. shall ,hprtly begin the publication
OF tine .a,.@a, aud Steamboat lmpn-sion, Of
tie B1ron de B0igue, nos travelling III this
coulHu. ii, Is esteemed in Paris one oi the
most brilliant writer OF the day.
4ih Nehave contracted With foreign writers
of grta, ability and en,pyiug exclusive oppor-
inuui,- for Gee -inual hese4s ct The politics
aud llcnaurr IT lurope.
OH W slHll .isc from time to 'imo some
able lapcf, from our o"n morc Distinguished
writers
The accustomed s'ure. Of the Review VII
be- rou' inned. including Porfaas and biegro-
1h,-, II DiMiaa insisa iIenscras, men who,c
pafrotie pfac pcs and sieaaiiGc-s Of prheiple
ha. Won the conldene.' OF the people
We nitr lo rrmnd our f,Adrr- that The low
terms on Which We furnish the Review can be
maintained puly b, the Iaynnnt OF the SUB
scfi ms m aarancs. and the expenditure III
cufr i 10 Improve the work. e.'n b met onl, ~
ihc prompt mitiales oi rpt,ons.
ibs publication Of tine kyl,w has bern COM
miuad to the charge OF Mir John W Moore,
who h. been ropucet.d for the last eight years
wish 'hc Publishing department, OF III. Mer.
chants Maraune, and whose experience and
Neii.knoNn energy will. no doubt. sse't la
NorAhIr nilucnpc ON the business, etc, Of the
Review.
All -uhscnpuons and letters Of business viii
hereafter he addressed to John ". Moore.
bilce Of the Dcn,peratc Review. i7o Broad
way TllOs. PRENTICE kETTfiJ,
Editor Democratic Rer,er.
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PROSPECTUS o. rnk si0tss1 ~
THE SouTNEkN CULTIelfQ8l
4 Mosfhiy Josrnsi Dese,ed to sAt'tss~vsss
SO. THEM AGRICULTURE
Kpirlp pAstEL ts8, =. ..

Hu..rafs! uiih Numerous E!<gsss sni Csssjy
Ln.ra. ii,.s.-ierms; One DStAsv
y-r Annnn., ~ ed snrs.
IN the First of Janaary, 1850, ihe Rrst ns0.
" Der Of th. IlsHIH NolvAE vi the SOUTH.
ERN CULTlN AuOR will Le issued. IN .~:,d-
M form anoll,ss Prospectus, II IL deeined IN
accc,-ary TO make any new promises II sew.
On year- al continued unhagging. esr,ss, effort
TO improve aud ad,an,c the Agriculture Of the
South have not sufficiently established The chat
aet,r ct ts- work, nothing that can bx aAd on
lhi. occasion will contribute TO such I result
ihc publisher desires that his future Efforts IN
d.., great and noble cause shall H. Judged by
III, past l. !, hi- purpose 10 make the CuI-
riyAVOA equal. ia every respect, to west u II
NOW What the planters OF the South want-a
medium lur the communication Of the thvughts
and opinions Of practical men. that they may
successfully teach each her whsieyer i in
porlani 10 heir in crest. ard :hc,r profession.
Planter. &C the Sputh.--lhe future destiny
OF tie S.4g1nIRs Cuiryayoa IL committed ~
yotr Keeping and care. Ion. aud YOU alone,
~ sustain il. and rs it is exclusively devoted
10 your interests, your md " confidently H.
yoked. II YOU deem 1t worthy generous aud
lUcral Support, lei 1t not suffer for the want Of
iat support. II II is OF value, It should be IN
tie haud- Of every u,an who boasts the proud
VOCATION Of ilhng The soil and the Publisher
books 10 hi. friends and to the friends Of the
uorh 90 and him IN eA tending lis circulation.
Il VIII be- Published monihly. a. heretofore.
'n tine paper IN gnarip form. raci, number con-
tanning SlAIEE\ PAGES OF closely printed
mattct by II inches square. forming n ,ol-
uIlc ia the course oi the year OF ~. pages
with complete Index.
To- ilf...
i,-, one year. 81 twenty. live copic-, ore year,
S2l. oac huuared copies, QUE year, SIS
IT. TIE cash mus, Invariably accompany the
order
Al persons who obtain subscribers are earn
estN rtqu, ,t-d 10 forward them al the earliest
convenient dsN, 50 "a. TO reach Us BY the LIST u
January. II po...Lle Dir~i al! letter, to
WILLIAM :. JONES.
" Letter, enclosing money postpaid, will
be- u the risk of The Publishers.
Augusta. Gewsia, Dciobf, J. lsio,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

'I'AkEN Up BIS Rohcr, Stewart, and ~s'ray-
] cJ bfinrt \ V Hesfrd ] r. one barge br,n.
Ole steer. vsh . white face and long horns. and
had on a bell marked wjh crop N the RICH,
ear and q erp~~ and u der bali crop in n. left;
100 oraua, lsefcensb.e about IS years old sp-
pfalsed q, SO.
f. e. BEAZLEY, Cesk.
By l.. CATEr, Deputy
hrn 3 $50 ~ u
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j. thus place. on ,hc s9'l ri iprl m 'tsG-y Vim
Iit Hon VI ,tor.u. To Ms lori,,N,> I,>nr
j ~ ili- place
b t.- lil o., d,e r., VIM We atflr. b'ener
cr GtAct WV r >,ot1 Ne M,a l. ~cotr
M u " W..o> ,uol larr..op county
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-16

Ne.c Orleans.
THE undersigned desires res.
TTU4H pccdnlly 10 inform the public that
thry can always lind at his Muse
Niore, choice and large assortment oi PiaHo
forits at very reasonable prices, aad on accom-.
mod'iug terms.
Among them ARE Pinano Fottcs made by ,hr
old and reirbfaicd manufacturers. /. hiiiiefi
y 60, ct Boston, Of rich tone. aud finished
beau iiuiiN 10 rosewood black walnut. and ma
hogart' with iron frames, made IA the mos
sub0Jnimi and wnramaulke manner. Ai-u
the Justly celebrated Tohm Piano Ioriss.
which, for sweetness oi tone, have not been
cqnaIlcd. They are peculiarly suited to the
ruun ", as The l.ollau does not require tuning
for YEAR
fine New Improvement in Piano Forie-
The patent b'aiute D,rbrttst, Is also for
~alr d the -.lnIc establishment Thus improve
mrui escs peculiar iilmnc-> and brtaecy tao
lnc tfehlr. adds to the durability aad strength
ct hr Pnnn. and rcndcr- It ,lpablc oi ccmaiu-
ng much o5 ger 10 tune than tho-c "a ordinary
U.c
" r VI : \ rent for n ari n r. celebrated
Grand Piano. l,ld i'aunn-. made 40 iar- For
power and sweetness Of tome, tiirs stand pr.
eminent
Tb' Doi~4 fomFoant attachment J, Policy
y Go , Pans Frno.. and Instruments from obi
the best nAuui .,iurcs. constantly receiving,
spd for sale ou liberal term.
N,caHa iirm Frnas irr ~plv tom so 10
$500 clch, aud taken va p1d payment Tor neN
psuo-
Pianos, Repaired, Tuocd, Rented aud Ap.
Praised
Caircetrs Uol-ar Til. beautiful toned
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spring and sumner C00ds!'!
FRESH SLPPLY!!!
]. ". RARuITT 4 GO.

DESrECTftLLf invite public attention to
IL their NyrHg aud Nammlr stock. just re-
cviyrd AZ their stand at the ~ ,g ena II N.
PHt.,c Square, Nd,shaA They would Say 10
heir customers, and the public generally thai
hear good were bought "a NrN Orleans, from
vgair importing house, and they Iliiter thrni-
elves they Nni be able 10 litc gouur,, SALTS
ciIon. Their stock CONSIST, 10 part as lol-
ltW~.NiZ:
Lowell brown and blcuchpd domestic 81
every variety brown and h.rached dni.ng:
cutiouade OF English, French. aud Amvricaa
manufacture, dcnims, camlet JcHHs eauliy,
ri"tu; taking. co,t0n stripes apron cArck4.
-ra-s cio'h>, dinltu. Ac.. Ac., damlsk cur.
'mps, embroidered do. lurn coating, but
dress linen slaio do do. lfi.h linen. brown.
hlach, aud wiite holland table hucn. do cloths
do diairr,; napkins. Ac. &c.. printed mu-ilu,
BLACK do S~iss and null mu.iiu> chr,ktd.
piaid. and striped SWISS Embroidered do ~
Patterns French Jarkoncls 81 egvrs variety .
EaI iatu. OF rscfy variety, ehanhp do. SOLID
rulurs tmmbrt linen, pl,in and ,uiid coier.
cIangcsibl do, do, ~. Ncket>, ulpaca~. black.
blue. Mtd hrosn. embroidered muslin ,alr- ,
,,'Ia para-"l>. -liA and peek,t i@kls. aud
black and -'lN crasW~. Uneu and lawn. 81.
long m.ii-, nd aud -,lS g,otc,. ilcr., cdgiug.
inserting, 81, ho.ier, OF every ,ar,ety.
no L1S
- Fancy siik honuct-, with and wIihou;
80. piGmc- open Worked do lace do .
fnaca lace do; AIohur do Mi~, lrung lud
do. Bounet aud esp ribbon, French flowers,
Nrraibs. &c
q BOOTS AND SilNES
II or every variety; three dozen Dapc.ng
lstvu4s
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NOTICE

1 ~. persons sonsl,ug SACKS 70 the snb>cr.
y her. Mil. Will be expected 10 haze them
mafe Of ~,rnne Materials. and plainly marked
with ihr Initial. II the osn,r's name. such
other brand - will f,ndcr them easy Of iden
INV fn9i " Ht'RRESS