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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03
HOMEsTEADs.

VrHE TtJToSfA HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION, or
i West Mount Vernon, meet every Tuesday evening.
Mechanics Hall 40 Hester street. All thoss who wish
Get plot equal 20 four city 5ts, p hrst land In
beautiful and ctnyenen location shere perty
JOHN 7. LUTHER, Prssiieal
FrnnNaSp MuNrTn, Secretary.
LIVERY NAN MS OWN LASDEoRD.-ruE UNION
II Buildng Assccstn viii bold ~ nest regular Net
ins Tuesday. June iVth at soclcek H. at Hall,
III Grand street Persons who wish g. avail themselves ~
the opportunity joining before the fees
before the society his requested ~ forward
Prospectus and Constitution can obtained at the Office,
19l Canal street wv. FARk1R Secretary.
N BThis Society unier the charter and on the prn-
eirle Of these Which Lave worked so successfulir.
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DRY GOODS, SC.

GUNNER MAETILLAs-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
- the attention o. ladies beautiful and extensive
rty received, q rich Eants in peculiarly light
graceful fabrics suited 70 the present warm weather He
has ready three rich ccorsd
plain and watered siis Nsntlss of the hsthilde DENT
dor pattern which has been much souFh, after
deer frngss. splendid variety Of Fsrasois GEO
BuIr1S. Paris Mantiifa Emporium, ISL broadway.
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EoR SING s1NG-LANDfNG AT HAMMOND STREET,
u Yonker-, Hastings. Dobbss Ferry, and Tarrytown-
Pare TO Yonker & cents Hastings, pobbs's Ferry and
Iarryto.n ls9i cent. Sing sing q cents The new and
beautiful steamer JENNY LIND, Capt W. Wilson, will
leave from foot % Chambers street every afternoon
o'clock Fridays and sundays excepted. Returning viii
leave Sing Sing at6, A. M Freight taken reasonable
terms
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HOTELH.
THE EoLIAN HOTEL, s34 BRoADwAY-AsoNG

VNHE EOLIAN HOTEL sA BROADwAY.-ANoNG
the many elegant hotels which have recently bosn
established to meet the comforts and citizens
and the numerous strangers ojournng among
few any that present for the
daon Of guests than the Eoan House, up town. IL
under the management Of Mr. q. Donald who well known
TO the community as one Of the most experienced and
hemany hotel proprietors Of the day The Eoan Is ar
pointed With all the egsnoes and comforts Of the modern
style OF first class houses while the table
variety o. Injuries that be furnished by market Of
prepared by the most sfu cuisnisr Families DESTROYS
afordng themselves All the comforts and ele.anciss 81
home would md u 70 their advantage give this house
their patronage IL is located In Of the abs
quarters o. the city, Broadway, between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth street, in the immediate vicinity OF Union
square With all the advantages o. this house the terms
comparatively moderate Families ind all the enjoy
Housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

BANANA RAILROAD COMPANY.--ssCo,OOo SEVEN
r.. Gent BSas r. into stock within
Company aWay ei York;
% ss First sa Sas
Bonds Panama Railroad Company payable on the
The bonds for one thousand dollars each. dated
sns sp p
pS sis X ,s State
"The said corporation may borrow, from time to
money 11s Re
rsses authorized BY this act in the whole not exceeding
ssee and dispose their bonds for any borrowed
and are hereby authorized to mortgage any part their
sonvsrs principal thereon into stock Of sGs
the Of said bond ander such
may see adopt and for such the said
amount borrowed whenever the persons any them.
sowhom such money due shall elect to convert the
One Million Of Dollars of the capital stock q the
ny has been subscribed. and more than sOc0 actually
miles t teeyed viii eo@peted BY he first Of seps:m
Der next Twenty miles will be in operation in July
has been Surveyed and heated and part Of the rails are
Any making proposals above
: :s s a .1 P bot S af E ss
Parties Whose lid. are accented viii Be required tS
day July and the in instruments Of twenty
every months thereafter.
Bonds will be issued when required for payments made
beyond the first nstalnent but Will be at ber
tyto in full at once. Interest will commence from
che time Of payment.
The reserves the right In default in pay
Of the instruments to resell the bonds at the risk and
expense of the party makns default
fhs company BY grant from the republic Of New Granada
LIBERAL rights and mites and
others the elusive Of aud contin
railroad the lshmus Of Panama for ~ from the
completion ofthe road during which period the
binds itself not TO permit amy other carriage road macad
amxed Of plank, any other class which
for the wheel carriages between the two
the Iskmus OF Panama nor to permit person per-
without the OF the railroad to make
any canal the said Isthmus."
No exists superior mule path. The neutra
~ Of the sthmus OF Panaz guaranteed by the
81 the United states No taxes contributions kind
be the road by the government Of New Ora
nsd Passenger any duties on property Of
kind sported the Isthmus the road
Any further information required be obtained at the
CORNELIUS W. LAWRENCE, President pro TEN.
FRANCIS SPigs, Sec'y.
New York. MAY 30 ISL.
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PAPER HAN0IrGs, Ssc.

L,INE TRENCH PAPER UASGIN6s, DECORATIONS.
1t &c. No. 40 Pearl street between Madison and Chatha,
Thosc want 81 the above articles should not omit TO look
through cstahlhmen their interest AID taste may
~ best consulted IVA cslii THOMAS FAYE co.
DAPIR HANGINGs.-THE MOST EXTENSIVE AS
sorment q all the sty les % Trcnch and American
Paper Iing1s expressly ada ted Cor the comrleitccora-
on 81 drawing halls and dining rooms snd other
inttr0r apartments Il private aud public buildings. at
hocsHo aud retail Superior hnnTers employed.
FRANCIS FARES Co, No 81 earl street.
vu'nT CHEAPEST STORE ~ TnE CITY.-A. ".
". DAVIES, vs. broadway invite the attention q the
public 70 their late iurcrtaons q French Taper llangngs
Of the latest and uoa s nahe designs also 20 their stock
Bands Sc, which they Ices than any house in the
city.
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u Hotel 90 iavorabIy known during The past
travellers from the United States and recently
been completely remedeed and furnished aud
considerable additions 10 Its former accommodations by the
erection OF wing containing Of nifty
apartments These are all arranged in such way
ceive the nest free aspect Nger
square and the Champ de Mare TO the mountain
under the direction Of Mr. Blings. whose long
rcnceat the Astor House. New York. will
every convenience which be expected from
entiou 20 their wante The books will be under the
ton OF Mr. W v. Courtney who Is we'll known 20 all Vs-
er 70 Nontrca and Mr. Tsta has charge the culinary
department.
Montreal, Msyl3 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

WAwAYANDA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE,
Orange County New York-Ths house 10 81. unted
the head q Lake ten miles from Chester and
The New York and Erie Railroad leaves from
Duane street msrnns and evening Chester Depot
where Coopers Hotel carriages In readiness
the Lake For particulars apply 70 Henry
d. Teter SOP Broadsay corner Of street tths
proprietor. at the Lake. THERON rELTRR-
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GA BATHTNG AT RockAwAY, l.. 1.-THE PAyt-
~ lion Hotel for the reception ~ vis,terg Cars
have tho South Ferry. Brookiyn, AZ o'clock, NJ and
o'clock L. M for Jamsca where stagee will be In
" convey vsttrs 20 the house note left At the Howard
Hotel Broadway and Maiden lane or Ogden Smith,
O. Front street will meet With prompt sttent,on
June "a, ISL j. N. BRINTNAIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

MELoDEoNs. MELoDEoNs. MELoDEoNs. WITH
VI the in proved india rubber bellows aud patsnt =.
invented by waish Co, Bo,ton; Superior quality. ezra
finish ~ octaves at $685. ditto with ocayes full onc aud
volume suitable for churches at SO For sale At the eo
Of the American risnoforte company ~ broadway.
Mob. JoCELYS, WATSON L. PURCELL.
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DIANOS-A 6r OCTAVE PIANO OF FINE TONE,
and only one in for $50; do. for Sl25.
Also three rosewood pianos ofG G octavos,
ranted and for sale cheap 6octsye melodeon. Aio -
gold watches platform scales ~ d.ken sh brushos 10
lbs sealing - segars, dozen pocket books nc.
Cash on dry goods groceries, har fernur,
pianos, bcobs. watches, &c.
J. +. JONES, 81 Ann street. second foor
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DRoCLAMATIoN TO THE PUBLIC-JoHN TAYLOR,

DROCLAMATIoN TO THE PUBLIC.-JOHN TAYLOR,
OF the saracens Head IA Dey street wishes TO inform
his friends ard the public that his alterations being
completed ready 90 accommodate them to dinner &e
&c. &c. at the old prices wills head and he
them his arder stocked with the best the market
affords Wines Liquors, Aes. Porter Segars Ne, &c Of
the best quality hand j. T. takes this opportun
" OF thanking hE patrons and the public for the support
they have at all times dered him. and hopes by his at
thtion to business to merit continuance Of their favor
The publics humble servant, JN0 TAYLOR.
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RERroRD co.'s FAST CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
~ Next shipments viii be by steamers Nth and 18th Of
June Postage 20 san Francisco, ten cents freight forty
cents per lh., three fourths in advance
BERroRp 4 Co.. 2vceey street. Aston Hous
u EhITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
awards which .i be csshed any Bank in the United
Kingdom Aso Packages Of description forwarded
low raes by all the steamers TO part OF Europe BY
EDWARDS, SANFORD cos Transatlantic Express,
Al Adams Co.'S, IL and Is Wall street.
small parcels will be received till hnfrsst nine r. 81
NC day o. sailing otevery steamer 70 Europe.
vTHE WORLDS rAIB.-THE WHOLE OF TIE CARGO
q the U. 8. sp ~ Lawrence having been conveyed
nem Southampton and deposited the Crystal Palace
sr our diree.son We are e .vsry
70 call ~ Liverpool and London occs where they viii
and 6cs Of the i.te~ American sevrapers where thr let
ers he addressed where letters Of credit be
rests EDwARDs. SANFORD CO.,
and II and IL Ccvuhli Loedou.
THE WORLDS FAIR-EDwARDs, SANFORD CO.,
European Express and Banking Agency in convection
rhh wessr Adams Co An ericsn Fxrress-Those who
purpose visit the World Fair will consult both their In
erer and convenience by ransactng their ban sng
other business through Liverpool London Offices
We draw bills OF exchange issue letters Of cved
cute ssions Of description. We also forward
packages parcers and merchandise by every seamev
American register irving t and addresses Aine
rcsns in LONDON, will be found at once " Cornhili
eounymen invited avail themselves the use oil our
Tree reading which we'll supplied With ths stest
American nsvsrarers. EDWARDS, SANFORD N CO. at
kdsnU "a. 10 and v WAL street.
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pENNsYLyANIA RAILRoAD-N0IIcf TO CON.
tractoProposas will be received from the 9th 10 the
l2th Of June next At yohnstovn and summis for shs
q the Penn.ylvapf. railroad between Ai.OnN in Blair
and Fringles Point few miles below Jefferson In
CAntria distance Of p miles. The road within This
dition number fexensve cuttings embankments and
suver there will be tunnel yards In length ~ the
summit mountain and another OF AV yards through
Prinsles Point Terms oesh menthy For further nfor-
nation apply 10 Edward KILLER. Esq, Associate Engineer.
Ilairsville indiana county or 70 Strickland Kneass 4.
AnShss'' Ai''h' EDGAR Thomson, Chief Engineer.
Engineer Departmt r. r. X Co., Phiadeipfis Nay 1881
COZ OOO TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE IN NEW
U%OsOOO York or Brooklyn, in sums TO suit appli-
ssnts. Apply to GEO. sTEyESsoS 90 Wall street.
q I 000 WANTED FOR SIX MONTHS. SECURED
Bl,OOV by chattel mortgage. Address Mortgage.
nj this office.
A PARTNER WANTED, WITH CAPITAL, TO CON-
n plete invaluable invention that will insure for
tune Satisfactory explanation given by inquirinv for Mr..
j., at Tice Rogers, III Atlantic street. Brooklyn.
q En 00n TO LEND on BOND AND MORT
~ lOO,OOO gage, in sums % suit applicants. on
productive real estate In this city, Brooklyn Williams
turgh; % $500 and upwards will be loaned at 6por
ont Interest city property Apply 70 = BROAD No
~ Wall street, IN the Crot9n Water Once, basement
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ITO PRACTICAL PRINTEEs.-A RARE orPoRTr-
Il nifty may be had TO build profitable newspaper
estsblirhmen in the Far West Respond puget the
ONCE Of the Herald giving particulars and references state
what number in family, what OF at
what political faith aud where you may be
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subscriber begs leave utio hat TIC
above hotel which has been in u the
year completed and viii be early tho
o. June. To those unacquanted with It's location, would
that H. situated AZ the junction Of the Rutland and
Burlington, Sullivan Cheshire and Vermont Valley Rail-
roads and it, adaptation 20 the wants and comfort
travelling public cannot be surpassed by hotel rity
country Tho health aud pleasure public Snre3
that they viii hpd this most attractive aud dsbis resort
during the months uron
railroads terminating at THE point dining and
lodging place The house contains hundred spacious I'D
we'll venta Every modern has been
introduced. Large drawing parlors with bedrocms
attached bathing shower 1aths No plaza
country attractions tor the al han
Bellows Tails In point Of natural scenery pleasant drives
pure air and water Auangemsn ts being made With
gentleman IN every qualified the patrons
the Island House both comfortable aud happy. bu
tc vii be given ofts opening, when u Il hoTed the pablo
VIII be able to judge Of its merits by experience.
X. sHCRTLErF.
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Two wooLLEN MANuFAcTuRRRs.-A DYER LATE.
ly FROM England with all the
ments offers hs services 20 the notice Of
quiring extensive sk and long practical experience Apply
postpaid TO Y r., Vernon Centre, Conn., and
address at the onico Of this paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

Manufacturer Of Chandelier Gas Fixtures every
description having removed from his late store 5 Fulton
street. TO John street doors from Broadway takes
this opportunity Of informing his and the public in
general that having made extensive alterations in lis
tory la aud III Prince he enabled supply
Chandeliers and other Gas the market
prices Those In q these articles would do well
on him before purchasing elsewhere Gas Pendants and
Brackets Solar Fluid and Lard Lamps Girandoles and
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aUSlCAL.

EIOR sALE-A VERY Ran DSOME AND COSTLY Sc
cond hand Panoforte Boston made in good order will
be sold at great sacrifice In consequence of the family
breaking up housek keeping Apply to N p. B. CURTIss,
Agent for Hewes American Patent Action Panofores Nc.
l23 Broadway, where IL be
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AND WARRANTS BoUGHT OR LOCATED IN THE
IL States Of Wisconsin, Illinois, and Iowa. upon care.
fully selected lands by Mnshburne woodman Mineral
Point Wisconsin. W. w. will pay the highest prices for
lands located by themselves Messrs Rodgers Woodman
~ william street will purchase Lapd Warrants for
and attend to all business connected Herewith George
Woodnan Counsellor atlaw 40 william street. attends TO
obtaining Land Warrant Pensions. &C., for soldiers,
others entitled thereto.
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ITO MAcurNIsrs IRON FOUNDERS. sc.-ruE PRO

perty situated on TWENTY street near the North
River known the New York Screw Bolt Mills" is Of
frcd for sale This property consists q lots ground
very favorable lease having ~ years from
the bret day Of May last with covenants for
n years each said lots being about O feet square There
are good frame buildings the premises and all the tools
and hncry tncludnw engine % Is horse
s,ssary for carrying extensive manufacturing business
The attention OF rarcs wishing such
this property affords Il invited TO It, the present affords
such induce rarely The promises with
yentory Of machinery tools &c, be daily FROM
A NJ to y. NJ and all necessary information be OBJ
tanned, by applying at III Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OLD ESTABLISHED
Gun and Fishing Tackle Store removed from l. Spruce
TO 81 Chatham street.. variety Of Flies and Nnnows
silk and Grass Lines Every description Of Fishing Tackle.
which for quality quantity and cheapnes. cannot be
PISSED by any store IN the city Guns and pistols bought
sold, and exchanged.
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nR. kELLlNGERS LiNIMENT is THE ONLY RE-
~ medy that has been used for nearly by the
best judges in the known world that viii hcave
and all Of Sores cuts, bruises, hard dwellings
strains &c. &c. upon the horse and work him daily IL
equally certain in Graduating pain weakness from the
human system matter from what IL used by
DR. r. Budd the distinguished veterinary No
--street also by Messrs. kipp Brown Hiram a Isaac
Woodruff, william Wheelan, VIM. ID. Sparks &c. Sold in
large bottles at 70 cent?; ~ doxen So gross cash0
Pearl street, 4i and a6 Broadway, Grand and roome.
white front The doctor he the morning
hp hotel and laboratory at Yonkcr in the afternoon where
may call and his advice gratis Meals furnished
at all hours Horses and carriages to let Bowling Allies
Shuttle Boards Quoits. &e &c. IL is the beautiful
ride to be kenony Il cents fare by the Hudson River
Railroad aud steamboat.
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w. Furniture-W Mccormick a. Co. will sell this day
n o'clock At Is Spruce street. general assortment of
Parler and Bedroom Furniture from Leonard street
aistng offaney Sofas Couches Sofa Bedsead
Carpets Bureaus French Bedsteads Paintings Looking
Glasses Bed Bedding &c. worthy the attention Of house.
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ron BALE AND 20 Lev.

COUNTRY PLACE NEAR THE CITY, FOR sALE-i
~ very Desirable property, with good house and othe
&c. and very tine front the Hudson kyer In New Jer
sy four miles Hobnhen For particulars inquire
A. J. BLEECkER, No. 7 Broad street.
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II ooM wANTED-BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN,
with board for lady served " the Payment in
sdyancc. Address 'cme, Broadway Peat 0ncc ststisg
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SUPERB COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, AT
"A nucrou-jonn Lcvison viii sell, this morning Com
1eneing at o'clock Of the finest assortment of OF
Paintings offered public sale in New York. in rich
mounted gilt frames suitable for parors aad public houses
Sale positive the highest bidder by order assignee
Bales room, l.6 Chatham square.
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JoHN n. RICH. DENTIST, RESPECTFULLY IN
forms h friends and the public tbs. he confines his
entirely TO the practice q his profession Dentist Dr.
Rich has removed 70 III Tenth street. doors o.
Broadway, upper side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

A UCTION SALE OF PLANTS - CONSISTING OF
"A Roses Dahas Verbenas Sc &c. at the seed of
E.J TRYON, No. John street. Sale to commence at
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farm Of about 10 acres in the village Of Hastings miles
from the city The house built Of stone the
substantial manner in modern style, with thirteen
and has Of the most views Of the river
adjnesnt scenery I unos unusual picturesque prospect
with convenience and retremcn The grounds In the
hnost order well supplied with variety o. fruit. The
whole will DO sold application 10 the proprietor
On the premises AZ Hastings, on the llud9n Nav York
ALEXANDER BIRNIE
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.-C0UNTR PAPER coll
kN iected Qucky-Colleotions the town Of Corning
State Of New York are made with promptne ~ are col
LOTIONS Of notes drafts &c. In every direction throughout
lhe United States Canada rapidly and ahead Of bank
lime j. T. VAN Wick. once corner Of Wall and Broad
kvcets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-28

The Alamo Monument.


The Alamo Monument. whiclr to be seen in
sle yard st. Pack's Church. be attracting
the attention merits both account of the artistic skill of
Its construction and the heroic associations with which
connected: and, information touching may be
ceptabe will, Trust, permit correct a wrong n-
preston entertained by Thursdays correspondent An
inquirer as TO the OF the artist by whom that
ment was made passed the of ls4l San Ano.
MO, and found there two men, artist and stoneeuer,
engaged in manufacturing, from the ones of the Alamo
various small memenos, such vases candlescks SEALS etc.
TIE artist was MIR. Sangle. who he told me- had
merry been established in Philadelphia seal cutter and
jeweer but had left there imprudent enterprise, in
which he had been pundered and ruined the no had
induced him to embark in it. Being unwilling 10 return in
poverty to his iome associates he had Texs and
er lew yeas ofcampagnng and other occupations had
turned his professional skin account in the manner above
mentioned His productions were, many OF them executed
with rare beauty the fine work being done BY him. and the
first roughing out by his companion
AT the time referred gentleman then in San Antonio
suggested to Napge. by of bringing his skill 1o better
notice the idea of making and presenting 10 the Government
oil Texas. miniature monument, of fit size for mantle
table ornament and suggested and davioes
for it, Nanple acted the idea, and commenced the small
monument but Afterwards adopted lager and more eabo
aa plan, which resulted producing the beautiful work now
tobseen in Camp Three of the inscriptions and some
OF the devices originally gested made use of in exc
cutting it.
The artist probably induced expend so much labor
it, as he did by the hope that would be bought by the
Republic of Texas; but heard there tina, il was ever
purchased conionsy otherwise, by that government
Mr. Nange died in Texas. understood at the me soon
alter completing the monument which, after being exhibited
there, brought this city for exhibition by his partner
the slone- enter.
he object of this communication Is not to answer your
correspondents queries as to the poession OF the
nment, which know nothing about to correct an error
As to the identity OF the sculptor, whose skin design or
ecuon ought not to be ascrbed the wrong person. whe
ther the right lie living dead. Before closing let me-
however the wish that steps be taken by
those irteeicl 10 restore this monument to the locality
where properly belongs. and which alone with
the interest which entitled by the names and events it
commentaries Though the government of Texas ives too
poor purchase it in lSii have doubt the needful
could be rised among the people of that
State by subscription If the matter properly brought
thriy ut, ion