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UNDER GARMENTS, etc.

White Linen AVID Cotton Shirts, atest styles;
Geutee Striped aud Figured Muslin Shirts
Gtuze MernO tiauze Flannel and Gau,e Cotton uudehTts;
Gauge Silk aud Lise Thread UndershrtI and Draweni
Gossimsr Wrappers, beautiful article for suHmeri
Stsiped and Plain Silk Hat Hose;
Strip and Plain Cotton.
Cotton Half Hose, with Silk Feet
Linen and l. sic Thread Half Hose
Light and Dark CooTed SIN Giovesi
Linen aud li.e Thread.
Also
beautiful Of Craya suspendss Silk and Lin
Handkerchief,
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REDUCED FARE TO New YoRK.-Persons visiting the
North. must forget that the Georgia leaves Frida,
morning. and charges only fifty dollars This prcsis enough
and too much; Il is inst the fair thing, and we hope the
Georgia will be full freighted.
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CosGREssIoNAL NoMINATIoN.-The Demo
cratic Convention for the Richmond District il
Virginia, on the 18th, re-nominated James A. SEED
don, Esq, to represent that District in Congress
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Hon. Joel X. Poinseti, of South Carolina, for
mery Secretary OF War, has written a letter to
Col, ID, L.. Mckay, which was lately read at a
public meeting IN Wynach in that State, strongly
couhsehhg them against disnnion movements and
separate State action. The Wynach Observer be-
lieves it will be treated with silent contempt.
Verify, "whom the Gods wish to DESTROY, thew
first make mad" baltimore Sun.
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Odd Fellows Hall Association,

eS NOTICE TO STOoKHoLDERs.-AStoc Stockholders who
have not paid the lnaments subscribed for aq now
past dne are hereby notified that if said Instaents not
paid in full or before the first Monday April 9th their
stock will be declared forfeited Payment may be made 10
JnBN ID. BKIN, Treasurer. SO Camp street,
m20 tap7 Office No III IIsmn s,,.t
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50 CANAL STREET, 20

JUST OPENED, large lot of desirable
Goods, per ship Galena.
1 20 rich LACE CAPEs. from S3 so to SIS each.
60 rich LACE BERTHAS at ss3.
LACE SPENCERS and CAPS.
GRAPE SHAWLS- White, black, green. crimson and
orange-Cheap.
TRIMMINGS For Spring and Summer Dress, entirely
new in STYLE
ZEPHYR BRAIDS-For Trimming
INDIA SlLkSSmall plaids and light coors for Spring
wear; white and half vleached LINEN DUCK, for
Gentlemens wear; Linen Drills, etc.
10 In order to effect
RAPID SALES,
the above goods with the balance of the stock Will offered
very low prices G. NJ. SIMPSON,
mh27 At kO C.N.I srppvr
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Extract from the Circular of Taeot Il Brother dated llth
March, 1851, for the ''Europa of 12th, from
Boston
"our latest date from Mobile is of 7th nst per Telegraph
as follows; Market sttenns and progressing-M ddng
iv.s-eceipts falling off, and from New Orleans the 7h
market Rang, receipts and estimates decreasing and by
mail "a instant from New Orleans correspondent writes
Inc rivers above Using, and shall greater
How OF the Mississippi and puaries than to the past Two
years. "
OBSERVATIONS ON THE ABovE-The Mobile Price Cur.
rent OF the eighth, made Rpo the Sepeah Of March, unoe
Middng Cotton at 9409s, with the remark that he mar
ket much unsettled by oil unavorable news from
Europe previously TO which tho sales Of the had beer
at 50 down pa Without attention TO fractions, the re-
cepts OF the week 900 1900 bales for the cor
responding week IN 1850.
The New Orleans Pnce Current of the st March quoted
" Low Nddling 10 Middling," elS@iO14 and that OF III,
S,b after rsmarkng that in sellers had the advan
trEe days OF the week, quoted Low Mid
ling Midding ga to 1Os, (being The Ooest quotations
Of the seasoH) and added, that there less fmnes
exhibited in the market yesterday. (he 7h) being the dat
Of the 7ecsrdphic dispaeh) The receipts for the weel
900 q 00J for the corresponding week in 1850
There pere appehensions Of overflow but for the
ent at least. they seem TO have passed away.
The Editors of the Crescent will please publish the ioego
ing. The Pacific of 18th instant would carr
the Mobile and New Orleans Prices Current and private
fspondence OF the Sh instant and show the utter fasy
tne Telegraph nens conveyed by the Europa Were suc
dispatches sent from New Orleans and Mobile, the
taetarsd IN New York? Could any be adopie
than such sehoodss lis E nnapean Cotton Markets
d Me-, Ok IL II, ID. q.
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COMPLEMENTARY BKNRFrr.-The friends Of M lie Durel
have tsndsred her benefit the Hishionic Hall. Tht
amateun have only lent their room, but their
vices. This lady has been the principal support of the Amer
during the late disastrous season. the labor
several months. finds herself et in the midst of the
without engagement The Benefit will take place OF
Wednesday night.
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LATEST RIVER NEws.-The Magnolia reports
that the river has fallen considerably as low down
As Prineetoh, while at vcksburg, it is rising. The
weather above has been very Indictment, heavy
rains almost daily falling.
At Bayou Sara, on Saturday, the river was still
rising, but the levse had stood firm against the
mighty pressure Of water.
At Pointe Coupee, on Saturday, the river con.
tinued to rise rapidly. The levees were new, and
in precarious condition, but were watched with
unceasing vigilance.
st. Francsville, on the hill that overlook
Bayou Sara, gives through its Chronicle, a gloom,
picture Of the town below. The Transportation waite
was already running through some portions Of il
strict guard is kept all night to check any break
that may appear on any part Of the lveee.
From the Gardanne crevasse we have no intelli
gence farther than that Mr.. Spear is prosecutin
the work with energy
We hear Of one or two breaks at points som
distance up the river. Although the present,
indeed periloas time, we have such confidence i
the vigilance Of those who have weak points o
their levee, that we can yet hope to escape wthou
dssolating damage at any one point
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CLOTAEvG,
Received per Steamship Union and other Late Arrivals.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,

NIACFAZINE StT6GI,
~ Have in choice variety of SPRING AND SUM
MER CLOTHING which they the Of their friends
| and customers
COATS:
French Drnp dEt Dress Coat, and Eroets black aud coOred
Sac Pokas,
style loose Sacs,
English Paramea Frocks, Dress Coats, Sacs, Pokas
BIN co'd Alpaca :. :. :.
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New Orleans and jackson Railroad,


E In accordance with resolution of the Joint Internal
Improvement Committee of New Orleans and Lafayette
notice hereby given that convention of the friends the
proposed Railroad from New Orleans to Jackson, Miss, will
be held in the city OF New Orleans on the third "Wednesday
6tb) April next. The survey of the route from New
Oreans by the coast and West of Lake Maupas to the
state line having been completed the report with the sur
Veys Oh the engineer will be submitted to the convention.
1t hoped that delegates to snd convention, will be
ally appointed. and will punctual,y attend
committee Of Arrangements; .,,
GEORGE CLARK. Firs,, ss.uniciphnV'
T.. ~. YANCEy. Second MUNICIPALITY,
g. HooPER, Third Municipality,
March 20. 1851 P. N. Woop, Lafayette.
WINDOW tiLAsS-s.jI6 wmdo~ Glass assorted 'ze
" and qualities, sale At pr ces Gwet han ''
sold New Orleans. q and Dealers are nvlt
i' 49, NATHAN JARVIS g. CO.
s27 Csrnsr Of hsgaziaea pdCsnmon strssts,
CODA ASH-2OO tons, landing and for sale by
~ mhls HAYMAN T. HOLDEN, IS Magazine st.
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STEAMBOAT - =
tfas5is5IA ID Il PA ri II f $. -
Destination.

March. Steamer CAPTAIN. Hour. Destination.
Thurs,2, CALIFORNIA, Reynolds. o'clock ....MobHs
): FANNY SMITH, Richards, o'clock ....L ouissiAs
HECLA, Kay, 5ocock .dhIandsta
fndy rs, MARY FOLEY. peltrs o'clock ...- Lafourehs
FLORIDA. Gbsr,sn 4s'clock. -...... Mobt's
q. w. KENDALL, Morton. u s'cioch -..'. Ctnsnnat
MONROE, Gwurtney, o'clock ro-oo
D. B. MosBY, Kercbsva. u o'clock. .hHahapas
MICHIGAN. Irwin, sceck .Nashsih
Sat, ~ NATcHEz NO. Lsansrs. o'clock .Bard Time
=" u. D. WHITE, Brady o'clock.-.-..... Witfansyo'f
music strscs o'clock -.LGfoufehs
BELLE CREOLE, White, Picksbu1g
DosWELL J. 7. Larose, 10 o'clock. .Bahs
BIT. JAMES. Power, o'clock ........... Lafourehs
OREGON Iern, O'Clock Mobile
sund, 3d. TEXAS Claiborne 10 O'Clock Townsend
NANiOPE, Castillo IL O'Clock. -.httakapas
Mond 81, MONTGOMERY Estes, socisct. .Prrncsto.
Tues l. PRINCESS NO. Hsmcs,5 o'clock ....Yieksbtrg
Thurs B. SALUDA Page O'clock. Eirer
Frdy H. iRoQuos, Lee, o'clock Louis
Uncertain Oriental. Parkinson, O'Clock. .Pibnrk
" J. MORRisETT, Fndren, O'Clock. hnakdpus
DOVE Boz o'clsck. 1rkansas Hissr
nOSTONA, Price, o'clock .Louisviie
GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, O'Clock. :. Louisville
Il. p. McNEAL Booker o'clock --. Memphis
" GEN. WORTH, jerks, 5ococs. ..-. Memphis
" BUENA VISTA, Lnmohe, O'Clock -..-.----S,. Louis
" ST. LOUIS, Taylor, o'clock ST. Louis
" " COLUMBUS, Pest, o'clock -.N Jous
PRIDE OF THE WEST. Rogers, " o'clock st Louis
" =" PACIFIC. Fnhan, a O'clock. ...st. f.onn
I" PATRICK HENRY, Landry, O'Clock .---st. Louts
IOWA, Carter, O'CLOCK ...-- Louis
" " SULTANA, Cable o'clock. ST. Louls
l " BRIDE, Amsden o'clock Louis
1 " " HUNGARIAN Waman. =. Ctncnnot
:" AMERICA, Johnsons o'clock. NdshOtds
ALAMO Reed, o'cioct .0uachita River
e" MOBILE Frost, O'Clock
ANNA, johnson, ~ o'clock Bayou dc Giaist
BELvlDERE, Lodwick. IL O'Clock .Rsd River
1
STORM Capt Hopkins will positively cave THIS DAY. the 9Th
O'clock NJ Tor Ouachia Rys. Shippers viii please
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HIG MEETING.
SIXTH WARD, SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

=.
tV The Wings requested to assemble at the ENGINE
HOUSE, Perdido and Carondelet ss, on THURSDAY
EVENING, the 9th inst, at O'Clock. The object of the
meeting to nominate Aldermen for the Sixth Ward of the
Municipality, and to elect Delegates the Convention
salect candidates for The Geueral Council
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FANNY FoRREsTER.-A letter has been received
from Mrs. Judson, Fanny FoHestsr,) stating that
her health has become so impaired "by continued
disease for the last five months, that there is but
little hope of permanent relief, except in return
10 America"
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For steamboat favois, yesterday thank the Moro Gas
lie. from Louisville The Columbus has thanks for ST.
Louis paper of the 30th.
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t-w- FIFTH WARD - SECOND MUNICIPALITY. The
Wings the Fifth War will the Room
Arcade SATURDAY Evening next 10th inst at hallpa
o'clock for the purpose nominating Aldermen
the Ward the Council aud appoint Delegates the Convention
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The Missisaippi River, at Memphis, had fallen
three feet within tbs two days ending on the 22d.
On that day, it was four and half feet below
high water mark, and receding rapidly
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CITY ELECTION.
MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1851.
-SOe-
Official.


Official.
Mayoralty of NewOrleans,
MARCH 20, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,,
- Sitting Of Tuesday, March IL. 1901.
X ESOLVED, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized and requested to give notice in the official ga
zettedurng ten days. that election for four Aldermen to
represent this Municipality in the General Council OF this
an9 tGf sMesn hidemen 70 represent the several
ing will be held MONDAY, The 7th Of April be-
tween the hours Of eight n. and NJ. The following
named places and under the Inspectors Clerks herein
after named and the Inspectors Mayor and
General Council, viz:
FIRST WARpa,At the Engine house of Trad Ferry Fire
Company No IL. on Religious street .Inpectors-D /.
Ricardo, Clerks-John q. Taylor, w. Hassard
SECOND WARD-At John Hendersons Nayades street,
between Poymnia street and Felicity Road Inspectors
a. G: Phelps, II. M. Summers .Cerks-Chares Forno,
w R. Brasseman.
citation street. inspectos-R f. Redwood TO- Harris
Clerks. Charles A. Geheeb, Isaac A. Smith.
FOURTH WARp-At the Engine house of No. 10, on
Apollo street Inspectors-John Leeds, John Wolfe .
Cerks-H Hutton, William Miller.
FIFTH WARD-At the Engine house oil Mississippi Fire
Company No. g. Tchoupitonlas street InspectorsH
SIXTH WARD--At the Engne.hous Of Louisiana Hose
Company, corner of Carondeet and Perdido Streets In
spectors1L. Cragen, j. b. Walsh. .Cierks-C L.. De
SEVENTH WARD-At Malachi Key's, corner Of Poydra
And 81 Paul Streets u Ro l. o Cushing
APPROVED March 20, ISL HS' H. oAI" -' 's.'''''
| : Isignedl A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
| True copy: II. BIER, Clerk.
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OHIO RIVER AT LouIsvILI.E.-The Louisville
Journal of the 18th, says: "The river was rising
pretty rapidly, last evening, with nine feet seven
inches in the canal, and six feet on the Falls
Weather clear"
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

The attention Of purchasers requested to the full and
complete s,oce OF 5EASONABLE GOODS, ius imported.
comprising choice selections OF
Fine Cutlery, from Rogers, y ostenholm and Crook
Fine Guns. Pistols and Gun Materials;
fine wilson Revolver-a SA shooter, much
Fine RazUTs md Scissors: lCots Revolver.
Combs and Brushes in every variety;
Porte Monnaies and Pocket Booss;
Fine PeffumerY. Soaps and Cosmetics;
Relcules, Steel Beads Purse Silks and Trimmings;
Rich Fans in every variety:
Work Boxes;
Toilet Boxes and Dressing Gases;
Portable Desks and Portfolios
Fine French Note Papers and Envelopes;
Toilet and Odeur Bottles;
Dram Flasks and Drinking Gaps.
Fishing and sporting Articles.
Fine Rods Reels Lines, Floats, Hooks and Snouds;
Leads, Artificial Flies, BObs and Minnows;
Eight Plat silk LINES; Twisted Silk Lines;
Hemp and Grass Lines. in every Variety
Fishing Nets, Ba Boxes and Kettles.
new article OF Graphing Hook something novel; and
thy the attention OF sportsmen.
A superior assortment OF
Fine Linen and Cotton Shirts
Standing and Rolling Collars, every variety Of Sizes su I'll
~ Gent 10 guarantee fit
UNDER WEAR of silk, Raw Silk, Gauze, Cotton Me-
. no and Linen, IN variety Of and pattern
English SILK, Raw Silk, Cotton and Gse Thread Socks
Plain and Fancy cOlors.
CRAVArS and GLOp Els of superior quality.
Shoulder Braces, Body Belts, Money es Riding Belts.
Every article of the first quality, and prices guaranteed as
favorable as at any other store in the city.
mbl5-l2t3p GUlON'S, cor. s. Charles and Canal sts.
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MAYoRALTY OF NKwORLANs, March 30, 1851.
PURSUANT to law, and in conformity with the
l. above resolution. passed by the Council of Municipality
No. Two on the 18th inst, notice hereby given that an
election for four Aldermen, to represent Municipality No.
Two in the General Council and sixteen Aldermen TO
present in the Council thereof. viz Two Aldermen from
the First, Second Third Fourth and Fifth Wards and three
Aldermen from the Sixth and Seventh Wards will take
on MONDAY. the 7th Of April 1851, the places and
~ - "A. ID. CROssMAH, Mayor.
PS-The Ipspcctors and Clerks requested to call
the Mayors office possible, in order to take the
oath required by law. mh2l
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G A NDI D A 7 ES.
First MumacapaIaty.
Fourth Ward.
Whig Ticket. A. NAUTRE, for Alderman.
Second Mwmac9p aIaty.

Seventh Ward.
Jfessrs Editors-Whereas at a meeting of the Demo.
Gratis of the Seventh Ward Second Municipality there have
been certain frauds committed in the nomination Of repreen
taves from the aforesaid Ward for Aldermen urgently
solicited by friends Independent Democratic
Candidate. Permit me, therefore, submit myself their
suffrages CLAUDE BRUGNIENS.
We certify the above allegations to be true:
f. 6SRSnss' 5 g s9iss WI Sg4lty
ROBERT ADDERToN. mh2l
-%>e-
THIRD Mumac spal1ty.
Association Ticket for the Good of the
Third Municipality.
a. CRIAPEaLA ......L. GARDERE.."..W D. TALBOT.
SECOND WARD.
o. PALMEs........ E. MEEHAN.......H IL. BRlNKMAN.
THIRD WARD.
J. D. DALHoNDE ...B. F. FLANDERS ALEX. LESsEPs.
FOURTH WARD.
HENRY CASTELLANOS.
GENERAL COUNCIL.
}. j. GABRIEL DE FERRET,
B. H. PAINE. ..J NJ CuCULLu.
Ticket dc pAssociation pour lie progress
de la Municipalite No. 3.
PREMIER DISTRICT.
A. CHlAPELLA ..-...L GARpERE..-..W. ID. TALBorT
sECoNDE DISTRICT.
.. PALMEs. E. MEEHAN....... H. BRlNKMAN.
TRoIsIEMR DISTRICT.
J. D. DALHUNDE.- B. +. FLANDERS ..ALE&. LESsEPs,
QUATRIEME DISTRICT.
HENRY CASTELLANOS.
CoNsEIL GENKRALR
J. J. LUGENBUIIL GABRIEL DE FERRET.
B. II. PAYNE M CUCULLU. mhN
Third Municipality Union Ticket.
For the General Council
~ Convention composed Delegates
chosen by the Democratic Voters their Ward Meetings
A. Il. BIESvKNU, of the First Ward;
JOHN CULBERTsoN, of the Second Ward;
l JESSE McHRSRY, of the Third Ward;
J. E. HOLLAND. of the Fourth Ward.
For the Municipal Council.
Regular Nominees of the Ward Meetings. publicly held by
l the Voters Of different Wards,
l FIRST WARD.
| b. BEAUREGARD IF. G. LAVILLE .....P. MILLER.
/ SECOND WARD.
GEO. HOOPER 49,. C. LOyENSKiOLD. NJ. WEIsHIMER.
CHS sEUZENEAU. 7. A. BoULEr 1881. r. LALolRE.
FOURTH WARD.
SOLOMON mh26
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The and swift packet
STORM Capt Hopkins will positively leave THIS DAY. 9th
INST O'clock p NJ Ouachita RIVER shippers will please
sing 7. b. SMITH, IL Poydras
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The splendid passenger steamboat Magnolia arrived last
evening from Louisville To her officers indebted fsr
from Louisville Of the 18th, and Memphis of the I'D
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NEW BOOKS: NEW BOOKS:
~ Just received, per steamship UAiop,"by
JOHN BALL,

No. sc GRAVIER street,
NILE NOTES OF A HOWADU
Also, FOREIGN "REMINISCENCES. By Henry Rich
ard Lord HOLLAND. Edited by son. Henry Edward Lord
JANE BOuvERlE; or, Prosperity and Adversely. By
COSMOS; Sketch Of Physical Description of the Uni.
verse By Alexander Won humboldt. 49,
minslonsn " Lettuce Arnoldn " "
LONDON LABOR AND THE LONDON POOR BY
LA1VENGR0: The Scholar The Gypsy The Priest.
BY beoge Borrow. author ot " Bible n Span,r etc
LoOMlS' ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY and Calculus
uIE S Y0DNG MANS C0UNSELLOR. BY Wise.
Tlsti LIFE. by Professor John Wilson.
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A DISTINGUISHED EpIroR DEAp-The tele-
graph announces the death OF the Hon. Isaac Hill,
at Washington. Mr. Hill was the original printer
and editor Of the New Hampshire Patriot. This
paper did more than everything else put together,
to change the politics of New Hampshire. He
remained at its head for quarter of century.
For many years the Patriot controlled public senti
| ment in that State In 1888 he was elected Sena-
| tor, and served one term. He was elected Cover
nor of the State, and was subsequently Sub
Treasurer in Boston, under Polk. Mr.. Hill was
no speaker, but read his speeches. He was a
| vigorous political writer, and thoroughly under
stood the community in which he lived. He was
bitter, unrelenting politician; and during the
war with England, his press was powerful
auxiliary to the Administration.
In the latter part of his life he had the mortifca-
ton to be outstrpped by the Young Democracy
his influence was in great measure lost. He had
parted with the Patriot his entrance into public
life. But he started new paper, called " Isaac
Hills New Hampshire Patriot" which, however,
did not succeed in bringing back to him his former
| readers. Like many others who have taken an ac-
tive part in public affairs, he did understand the
proper time for retiring from the stage In all the
relations of life, he was unexcepionable charac-
ter. Three Of the leading editors Of the country
have thus passed away-kitchie, Noah and Hill
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house on Benvile street, between Franklin n
and bsTn streets, large BAY HORSE, with In
white forehead and three white legs, about seven. 1
teen hands hgh had halter and rope. Any person
hndng said horse, and returning him the Engine house
Company. mG-2t2p J. H. WEBB. Ssc'y. l. F. G. No Is
SPRING RACES:: Metairie Course.
Gl &fAR.
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Interesting Monument.
.Msssrs. EdifwsAn article appeared in the Crescent of
yesterday, caip ~ tsstion Of the public to splendid
monument WktS 70 BE- seen in Camp street, near st.
Patncks Chuiphs h ~ yazd Of stonscutter.
You will not. presume, take offence the following
questions from who knew the artist while in Galveston
and who took deep interest in supplying the of
sok and starving family Questions:
l. How did the get into the cutters yard
in Camp street?
q Where has il been since the summer of 1919!
g. What has become Of poor Coxe the genius who CON-
bned the qualities Of sculptor. poet and historian?
On what authority il it asserted that the monument was
purchased BY the Republic Of Texas? An INQUIRER.
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ALFRED MUNROE ~ CO.
nh25 % If n MAGAZINE
.NNrch 10. 1851.

THEO. A. JANE IL co.
Fashionable Clothing and Furnishing
Establis hment,
No 81 Versnh and Hewleta EIehspse,
e Have Just received per steamship Union, complete
assortment of SPRING; and SUMMER CLOTHING, OF
the latest and most fashionable styles. mills 2dp 2w
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PANTALOONS:


Fancy Cocred Narseiiles Vests
Plain =.
White, Plain aud Figured
E. :. :. Linen Vests
Plain Colored Linen Drill
Fancy Figured Linen Drill
Fancy Figured aud PLAN Linen 6ossamcr Vests;
India Grass Linsn
SILK aud Linen =.
Buff, Corn Colored aud White Cashmere
Black Bombazns Silk aud Satin Vests, made up light
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r. WOOD " Co, Ship Chambers and G rocer,
- On ne l.eyee opposite Post n Second MuucinaIv
assortment Of Goods which they viii cell al reasop 1stSs
' mis- 2ptf
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The late news from Texas contained the follow
ing important information, which we did not find
in our files examined for Yesterdays paper:
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We continue to-day, the publication OF the docu-
ments which justified the department IN deVianne
from the original plan, and adopting one which
gave light and ventilation to the interior; and
which s.vus hundreds of thousands to the people ;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-27

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

This banquet was g magnificent affair. The room WAS
Gastefuy decorated all round with festoonery suspend
cd over each window consisting of the tricoor bunting
of Hungary, fastened with tri-color rossttes The
columns in the centre of the wreahed with
eversreens and being lighted up with chsnde-
ners, and hed with about four hundred persons the
banquet hau presented tout ensemble such have
not witnessed for long time at public dinner in this
city.
The entire arrangements Of the very bes. dsscrp
don and rejected great credit upon the committee OF
arrangements and upon the proprietor of the Irving
House The bill Of fare Of the riches. and most
Varied description. It was Is follows