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Election Notice.

~ pursuance Of the Proclamation of HIS cs.
] celleac,, +. llansbrough Bell, Governor II
,b, State OF 'fexas Of date the 2iIh day q
NAV, 1881 aud IN accordance with existing
laws. (, =. A. iaiiilo, Chief Justice IN aed ios
lhc county Of HARRISON, N the State Of Teas,
hereby gi,c notice that Polls viii be cpcnei u
an the pn.eiuel~ ia said Eeuuty on ihe first
Momday n Ause.t ne,t, a. D. is5l, il being
iEt ioGrih day iAi.rof, for The election OF
Governor and Lieutenant Governor OF the
state aforesaid
Also, for one Commissioner of tie General
Land Oihse, ,I the siaIr aforesaid.
Also. foe one Repro sentative IN the Congress
Of the United States, for the FIRST Congress
ional District ni the state Aforesaid.
Also, for one Chief Justice and two associ-
aie lnsse-s o. the Supreme Court Of the state
Aforesaid.
Also, for one Senator for the ninth Senator
al District Of the state aforesaid, composed Of
the eouu,ie. Of Harrison and tpshur
Also, Tor oue Hepr sentative Tor the eleventh
Representative District 81 the State Aforesaid,
composed II ihe county OF Harrison.
Aid for onc Representative Tor the ifty-sisih
Representative District at the state aforesaid,
composed e the cpaniYs Of HARRISON aud
bPsimr
Ihr following gentlemen aye duly appointed
Dr., dung officers for ihctr respective precincts
fot the present year, A. d, 1851, 10 wn'
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sc,, tsomsc In 5caerson. Texas,

Daiias Street. Nfar NE Steam Boat LaRd.
iqg, a5oee high wd'er mark
\ u. 81 C. MURPHY commission md
~ Hrr3raiHe merchants. Particular atten-
lion given TO storing aed shipping cotton and
,oraccFnr and iurs ariIug all ainds OF merehan-
disc dc.
Dry goods aud groceries oil al kinds; bag
cling, rope, and plantation supplies, kept con-
.tanily on band
Also cash advances made on cotton to be
shipped to oar friends IN New Orleans.
Oar warehouse viii be cumpricd and the
most Of our stock ia STORE on or before the lei
September ecNl Al which tine and pare, wr
wi'l be PLEASED 20 meet and ,eNe our friends
aud lh public generally, and nope by strict ai-
ieu,iou 20 business, wiih ,oW price. and liberal
recommendations TO meft aad receive liberal
si.afe Of public patronage.
J. N 4 J. C. MURPHY.
Jefferson. Texas, Jure ~. 1901 uJA NJ
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y ii. rfgHts
vs,avtDR a PIERCE. PHYSICIANS ana SaT-
~,,,as- tender their professional seFSsess 70
= ~ !. ~ Marshall aad vicinlty, IA The
.,;o.s t,ssehes OF sheir profession.
', nesa. IA Johnsous nes BRICK building.
Marshall. Nts. 10, 1873 y
-, Al ADAMS, Anofaey q Lsa, Nsfsli''''
I Harrison county, Texas hob y.
INJURY FIELD, Aflsnsy a Lee Nd
Ddress Elysian Fields, Harrison county
Texas.
ny 4 PATu.lO, Attorney al Aaar Aafsi,..i''
HARRISON county, TeSas. ~
4 ,ASEA ASkhW, Aarfasy a. -" e'''
I Naia~s Pablo, Marshall Texas n'p
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l IL persons are helgby dailised iliati there
/. b are any further iEespasrcs committed 90
my bnd>, viii rcspri 20 legal remedles against
ilsem for an determined not 70 pay The prn-
ter ier this advertisement, AID lose ny timber
Ia the bargain.
This notice is intended for protection 10
al that haze right to control, Ia any man.
ncF whatever
a d, BIKRLSS-
January 4 1851 II MS
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Arsrls May sa. 1851


fsah.-i ''-.stf
81 presenting my ramc before You as cam
Gltaft. io represent yoa .n iue iewtf ointa 81
oar nest leg. Stature ioel ome d.fdenee ifon
ihe faet haft 1908 tceu eailsd uFon, fsfaHet
IT, press, hY a position " Hy follow t.lseH.
ia sulitrmy naiue 70 BE- uHea rs -n'N ''-
farther consideration ihai ilffe navy ot.N i.-
pe4fd eAls Appn ''hi9
aseaHe esnlaeaies '~ iA's hsN 2. '''', KY
Waxing. however taete -dAb'.iAa. i,k ''''
sen as ctefy iaiHg hkc i,'se a',.,s's 'i a.
.nmed modrs's and gym aii aHe '', ,'.l''.
iae wishes Of P" Mary FD'els "hu SU'".'o.'
flmts, ! avail myself q t''is l1o1e 'o @'
negagc my nahe as g eAH~'sa'e 'oi your SUE
'rara.
ihg office iae ipnof' ans iA' e,n''''it'.'s.
a.e "ti ~"'e"s 'a' oFiNla'' 'na F.. .} '''i'
Boss geer N.ltutea eF prniq1nd. Npl l'i',i-
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MARSHALL sIeVHO,

MAHsiAti. FhNte.
,fvs.. THIS large and cammodiou- establish.
III mcut isnow open for the reception Of
49, buaFders and travellers. The proprietor
A.il ouy say, that his whole attention viii be
directed 10 pFoaioie The comfort OF biz visitors.
Attached TO ibe above establishment il on.
of The ar.c~t and best stables in the state.
Horses VA b. received and returned st tho
Hotel
Cali sud eve tn. new proprietor 4 trial.
N. H. HAMMOND, Proprietor.
February i5 1851. BAY
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Fresh Arrival.

MORRIS & FAtKET'I have just received
y and opened splendid supply Of fresh
drugs and medicines Their stock u complete,
and well selected Garden seeds in the great.
c., abundance. beautiful sar,e,, Of exeus.
site periumery A full supply Of every thing
to aid the afflicted aud unfortunate Of the hu
man race Gall and SEQ their stock, Tor they
have lots of pretty things. MOT
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t1>uE under-lel.cd fgeensly returned from
New Orleans with well selected stock
u goods. since which time he has received -
sad9,ional supply. His goods are wei adapted
~ M. market ard embrace such articles as are
usually 10 be found 10 country stores. ''is
motto 1. 10 seil cheap, and make quick returns
IL ready cash lie hopes that persons coming
"a Jefferson y n give him cali.
"a ?. VI. GPAHAM.
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JErFERs ON.

Jar +. l.. H. CROSS ofTsr~ III. professions,
ser,lces to the .iiizens Of Jefferson ~"
Vicinity. ofiee nearly opposite the Jefferson
Hotel DR.. {. ean be found At the iiole' 7"
-. ,3ntey
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llu1sI r 4 ~ ~ ON ~ - agreed nyas
M ~ sesteal ss,,af@:sien i.s re
Srusr,,bssj u IL ~ VI MAfAs zeth, 1858, 'sf
s.esratae vi. II she esaasst sfs6 si.S cisssi- |
n,sss II sus iisbllls.s.. i yrotsbsy The b III
st.ss conld h.sr been dsysst xpd tiss iss'de =
.ssing those aabsisssr< - s'sssr aeics taiee y
die persssd "a ~ as sa~y fscafFsd- vs1lls's
IN my llsssaesal. lie obEOsssas 10 tae sasTisess
i0pa,stiSa Of ,ali-ssne~s ~ lgas;sSe. f~F
state ius. emerging from tho ,AF'sd 'saaS'cs
and d..iir. ;ses 81 pscfraesed rrsoiui'1nAfs
sssav9'e, and involved Ia an Immense aiAoun'
OF p~runsarv ehii sasion to sssrnse IN good f4'in
,l.. "a ynes.t or every aollsr The vnine 81 Nhr4
asc receised or that Mss expended for her tsi'-
at. /, pla..sny herself IN moral ats.n5s upon
winch krr citizens mas hook ~,ih pride and
rlea.are. The i4ra whles secsns 70 BE- arieF-
tsincd Nv snuae, ard those too ct enlarged
MINDS afl lsfec expriiease IN ia4itrFs 81 ppiii-
ieal economy, ibaf ouy debs Should iie pad 49,
eardinf 10 fln figures presented On IL iass'
whites. asA fessri g the ssine - Aose ne
area ~ Size time il WAS eFeaifd, hss iis eHg'u,
lansl eeHgeige. u uas ~ iaassiiaai eain y
last in desire fpr mesai lame wAsis ie4is
over NE baaadssies prescribed by The ei'ties OF
lh.s uiil'isran age. lIase ssii ca ate'hef
oscsNon that be s'sie Is haeni % fay esey
8olasvht vi pilY e4e4; bat nNi'fe' FaoA
f.llh n8r iAe ueei fasii4.ans e9ntcpfas e hip'
fa.i,Y. fegnfes hfr ia il nafe. WIZ lilis De-
elaai.on Of mg opinion ca .ae ratest before
ssem, TIE people 81 Texas Base nH1efsa ne
e.ih lasif eeiilssr.e III placing zee i4iHe ra'..
,ieu uow eseapy esd fail L p q vote
-armacs. Ga i3sls part, n iiai op'n'1a
The eaig eaHsHeH iben i-, ihe -rria'n-
msat II ihs asaauni eil,sh ahe state doe jaH'3
b.
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Iegsr>ou Watcr-ture Estabi:shme a..

uNR SAMUEL CAREY would respectfully
inform. th. citizens Of Eastern Texas that
r. il nsa Auing up bis buildings IN ths place
lar ths reception u patients who are dssirous
~ testing the practical Application oil TIE
Water Cure,
Having nrae,iced nineteen years under tue
AHeoaths. sesis,n, and for the last Two YEAR
under ue Water Cure, and having become
foily ,au,laesl Of the -uperafiiy ri ihe sa'ief
over AL oiher known pg.eiIee. be- ha'srFs hin''
self that be SSH Dc aale 10 glse gvnefa9 eAi'''
faction 60 all those Wii" afe lAnonag unAe'
sf.raa.r, nervous, To- acutv diseases, oi Whatever
The wonderful cures effected by iltdropaily
IN tho various countries Of Europe AID IN thV
Naflhefu States. has established TIE iaet u'H'
ms practice 3, now 90 longer an experiment
and ihal utafly ali the Diseases lnelden1 lo ho-
s,a.l.fs tal Tee .reAivd mose cefiainiy spetohl'
and c.lcci1aliy by tbs, than IS any o'"''
knpwn pfacree. ,
i.ipe. or which have bal'led the skill oi The
most eminent practitioners of other sysi.m''
nage welded, as II 10y magic, to lAo aii-h'a'hs
poWe fs Of the Water Cure.
F,s,.le- hhonng undes complicated Diseases
peeai.af 10 tlrir scN, and who hate iaiied to
iad fe'iei from mcdigaes, will find thc Water
Care an invariably safe and cilicacous remedy
! Those wishing Information with a view TO
ley iae Waiss taee at thi, establishments os in
reference to following course OF treatment at
home. ,,ill meet with prompt attention by ad.
dressing postage pa.)
OK. SAM Ell CAREY,
Jefferson, Cas- county. Texas.
\. B--pr 6afuy viii continue to practice in
Jefferson and vicinity, as heretofore under ei-
Heg sys,em, as the patient may desire.
Ncinbpr D =. 1850 nlo y.
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THE undersigned firm being this dsv
dissolved by limitation, all persons having
claims against said firm are hereby request.
cd to present the same. and those indebted
ere earnestly requested to call and settle,
WARD & WILSON.
Ianu.ry | 1880 MS tt
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and Persons whining to pun
chang land with Coed Eitlcs

NNfbt III da vel to call 1T the Land Olic
" IN Marshall Harrison comfy, Texas, .
be und, rsigued has lasen greni pains ia iat
ing out an lands Tor sale, or rent. in this AMI
the adjoining counties, and will Keep Regis
iry 81 the -arnc where situated, The qualify
llr aHd ;hc amount OF Improvements tbersca
and the price thereof.
Persons having lands for sale. or rent, would
DO well to haze them registered.
SiNL J. TAYLOR,
County Sarrcgor.
IYfOUiS UEAIH
February 3, 1881 nJs
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FORM Of Return Of Election.

Torn, Of Return Of Election.
InE STATE oI IEXAs,
Coang u Harrison.
10 the thirf Justice ~ the tuuhI, aiufr.aid
The undersigned certify that at an election
held thl. dnv at --------- precilci No. ---- ~
said comfy IA pursuance of writ issued for
ihal purpose,
A. b for III, Office of Governor reed $500 votes.
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I.oot or 'uisiujd.

1 y ne s'h OF March, a note made payable
- TO hlika carsiarrAsn BY u Fitzpatrick IL,
isr illiy Dollars, dated IN February last and
due IN December, oi-January next. Al. persop.
are iofwarned from trading for said note. and
,he makcrirem paying tito any person xeept1he
lawful owner
J, }. CARSTARpHEN, Jr.
March 22- 1851. $50 II
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RRAlkEN IIDlIsE-

BKltkEN HOUSE.
Rusk. Cherokee Cenafg I,1as
GO b MRS BRACkt,t a son have leased
Y the large and commodious building
lately Kept BY + y. Hayden, and are prepared
10 accommodate al who my favor theta with
their patronage Their table viii be- supplied
with the best lhe market affords, and their sta
blcs with careful hcstlcrs and The best of Prov
endcr
May II. 1851. vana7y
lErEIARkL EXTRACTS.
L>NAAS. SANDERS, & CO. have on hand
Il good supply OF Vegetable Extracts.
June u. 1891. n5a.
nocr. MDFfArrS lic pills and phun.x
- blt,sr4 ios sale by
EVANS < SANDERS.
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HAMthA g., o. fWEit Nf, ~ fhlAuN,
I'DRD < SALMON, Nausf Carysg'srs aH4
4 .Joiaers, take his method Of Informing ihe
ciliscHs Of Marshall and 80, vicinity, ihai Sizes
sill garry on the above business in ail De-, va
ripn~ branches Their work will b. done ac-
eordiu9 70 order, and VIII be neatly cSeeuied
and practically attended to.
Give vs. call, We work cHEAr, for casa
or good arrangements.
shop on Washington Ayonne, south Of Tie
pahic square, near The Marshall Hotel,
February ~, 1851. .sn35y
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NflIif.E

W tt n
Ellls j. 90 certify that | have appointed
4 Waie r. Noseey my geucral agent, to
aetile ail t outstanding business Tor me, aud
N uY nane, 10 sae and bo sued IN all cases 81
caims for Or against me, as though was
personsilg present.
DANIEL MOSELEY.
Harrison CO., Tosas Feb. 10 1851. 3aif
1FiBi.Es for sale at New lofk prices, by the
- Harrison Cogaty Bible Society, al N,
Office.
A. S. JOHNSTON, See II. c. BIS
April z, SOL. naa If
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e,naaa.MEi CQ3

u : : y Z. . :ss.,,..
A Ron philsdsIpas, and o.Ae, H..
tern cities hi. snrply Of PAIL -
WINTER goods. lie respectfully invites -
frmrr customers, and I'll WHO sss dssirose q
obtaining good bargains, 10 give him -
lis -soek Is ample, and wei! selected. lie ~
ters himself from the facilities 10 has fes ~
selection Of hi. goods. having Brother M.
ing in phadc'phis, who prrch.ses for him :
he best advantage, that he will - enabled /.
sell as cheap as the cheapest, and a. good y Il
bea. lie i. now ready to sell on .sesmnodus.
ingteruls, and nj prices to suii ths tiacs, tosn.
plete assortment Of DRY GOODS, consis,in,
Of Clotsine. Hats. Cars, Boots, and SHOES. Aha
Har3,ra,r, 1smrGse, VneersSxrr and fun
supply of every thing usually found in eous.
~ store Too tedious TO mention.
De, 10. 1850. MAO ly
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FNAvNEsTOCk'S, We,nrf's Canadian, and
PayHe's tsnr yerniuge, Tor sale by
EN Ans n SANDERS
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~ 30 w. WHlTMDRE Of Harrison County
NJ and ]. w, Pikin and Albert =. perdea
OF tasS County, are the only persons authorized
70 collect money for ne.
JAS. d. TODD.
May 81, 1851. u4o tt
Smlilland, Gas. Co, Texas. May 90, 1851.
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4 RE last receiving large and fresh supply
"A Of oils, wines, spirits Of ,urpeuiin-, yin--
gar smoking tobacco Sc.
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r PORTRAIT OF GEN. Enthusiastically we
spoke of the Gallery of Illustrious Americans now
to be seen at the Lyceum Library, but omitted to
speak of the full length portrait of the Hero of
Buena VISTA from the easel of Thorpe, so well
known as Tom Owen, the Bee Hunter" This
is decidedly the finest picture ever painted b.
him.
Gen Taylor is represented on the battlefield of
Buena Vista his tent forms portion of the back
ground at its entrance is seen couple of trunks,
used for the moment as table, on which lie his
sword, cap, and military maps. On the right is a
distant view Of mountains-a plain covered with
tents. In the middle ground Of the picture mag
nifcent aloe gives the Mexican character to the
landscape. The figure OF Gen. Taylor is quiet in
its attidude but there is great force and expression
in the position of the head The dress is carefully
painted from that used at Buena Vista. The like,
ness is faithful and the picture highly finished
We understand that Gen. Tayors mostintimate ac
quaintances at Baton Rouge unqualified in thei
appreciation Of the merits of the picture. This i.
the only full length picture, from life of Genera
Taylor that has ever been painted, and will, nc
doubt, like Stuart's Washington, be one of tn,
most popular pictures painted of any one OF
our puohe men, The eyes are particularly striking
'hey seem to have speculation in them.
lhe picture should be purchased for the Council
Hoom' to hang by the side of Clay Smith, Jack
son and Harrison Portrait painting is elevated t,
high rank in art when it is used as a means O
preserving the features of the men who have bee,
eminent in their age. Such portrait as this be
comes part OF the history of the country, it is
glowing record, which transmits to pos,erity III,
features, the form, the dress, the peculiarides O
the man, as he was. Itbesomes the highest bsaoOl
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Pilgrim Festival in New York.

New York, Monday, IL p. M,-Nothing could
exceed in magnitiGence the display at the Aston
House, this evening, and the New Eng land Society
have outdone all their former efforts in celebrating
the great New England Festival, commemorative
of the landing Of the Pilgrims The lateness of the
hour will be my excuse for the brevily of this dis
patch:
About 500 gentlemen were present on the occa-
sion, and the list ofinvied guests comprised Daniel
Webster, Sir ii. l.. Bulwer G. p. r. James, Esq,
and many Others of note.
Hon. Moses ii. Grinnell presided, and made
very excellent opening address.
After the first and second regular toasts had
been given, and duly responded TO, the President
| announced the following:
The Constitution and the Union. and their great defender
The enthusiasm of the company broke out at
this sentiment, and in a way that could not be
controlled for several minutes, and when Mr..
Webster rose 10 respond, The plaudts and cheers
were reduubled.
| Mr.. Webster began by referring to the inc0nve-
| nlenee which it had cost him to he present. But,
the Joy he felt was worthy of the sacrifice. This
bolsterous and nclement day, said he; the winds
lash and the sky look, severe, hnt it is scarce
| Indictment day as was endured by those whose
memories we have met TO perpetuate, and whose
| virtues we desire to honor. If we were now upon
| The bleak coast If Plymouth, with nothing over
our heads To shut out the psltins storm, we should
| he enduring suffering such as was endured by our
torelalhers. But We this day enjoy blessings which
our ancestors never enjoyed, and we ought to thank
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SMIrHLAND, KY
The Louisville Courier learns from the officers OF
the steamer Pike No. 8, that destructive fire
broke out at Smithland, on Christmas day, which
was still raging when the boat passed. Seven
houses were consumed, mourning loss of at leas.
twenty-five thousand dollars to the occupants, who
were c. H. Hodges, W. II, Delavan, dry goods
merchants; R. Clapton grocer, Doctor c. H.
Bailey, druggist; and three tailoring establish
ments. The loss of Mr.. Hodges, dry goods mer-
chant, was estimated at four thousand dollars, on
which there was no insurance.
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Fpo,, uovn,n., W. 60, ~.
:, n'. pu' III pos
9e"'i'n Vi sum interesting htenigehce from lion
duras In time tor yesterday mornings issue. 1t is
not too late to be used now
In Guatemala, the war against the mouataineers
wa, .till raging On November An sL;rm;sh
,,oI. -1aa. :. e. - Gu ,'.'n
'ooA pidoe Ill VIC iiiouh'ains Vi cualsuis between
the Government troops, under the command OF
Gen. Cerna, and the rebels. After four hours hard
fighting the INSURGENTS were dislodged f-or, he
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The monument to Stephen Decatur is finished 1t
is in St. Peters church-yard, Philadelphia. The
monument, with its surrounding eagle, stands "a
feet inches high The base is 6 feet square, by 2
feet inches high. The block on which The in
scriptons are carved is feet by A.. The futed
shaft is II feet three inches high, the base being
feet, and the top2 feet inches. The cap is feet
4, by foot inches. The eagle is 2 feet inches
with wings extended The material is granite,
with the exception of the eagle and block, and was
prepared under the direction of Mr.. S. X. Hoxie.
The eagle was sculptured by Mr.. Hargrave. The
workmanship throughout is most creditable. The
inscription is very long and pompous. Lander says
that the monument of the greatest man should
be only bust and name. If the name alone is
insufficient to illustrate the bust, let them both
perish"
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ssy" w. ii. Crisp, Esd Dear Sir: Circumstances
having occurred which will Of the contemplated pleasure
of play for the benefit yourself and much esteemed lady
take this public method Of offering services in other
whereby interest," well as evnc
appreciation Of yourself gentleman and an actor
With best wishes your welfare and renewal of
personal esteem, remain your obedtnt servants,
THE AMATEURS of the LA. Hist Association,
js3 who volunteered.
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The GALLERY ILLusTRIous AMERICANS
We have, from time to time spoken of thi,
work, SO highly creditable to American art w,
grafed to learn that an agent of the publishers
is now in the city. copy of the work is now t,
be seen at the Lyceum Library. We commend i
to the attention of all who feel an interest in tn,
progress of art among The portraits are litho
graphs, and are the finest specimens we have ever
seen from the American pencil. The letter.prn
is large, clear and distinct. 1t is pleasure to the
eye to dwell on its well defined lines. The paper
is cotton, not nen-what il loses in beauty in this
particular, the cotton-growers may well be content
to give up. 1t is edited by Lester, writer who
has done much for American literature. The por.
traits of Taylor, Webster, Clay, Calhoun, are all
familiar to the public. That of Fremont has the
additional interest of novelty. 1t is striking face
full of life, this is its characteristics is face
which betokens a spirit of adventure, such as
might well belong to the pathfinder of an EN-.
pre-" The Gallery is to include twenty -four heads
but we see no reason why it should not be contn.
ued. America offer more than this number OF
men really ustrious
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The ST. CHARLES. is the last night of the Bate.
For the last time the play goes that these
the remarkable instances of dramatic precociy
record They will appear vc different characters both
in tragedy comedy and farce 1t is for their benefit, and
trust that have fair weather more, these inter
estng children will receive benefit from it. They
not speak by roe but give proof that they appre the
authors. What will be the effect of this early cultivation
matter be decided. But at this moment they are pro-
dires.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-04
Arrivals at Principal Hotels 80. Jan. 3.

ST. CHARLES. IS Shipmin, Biers, NY; Waddsl,
n Waddel, La; Cngl5n, Fa . Thompson, III A Adams,
Haitian G McHstan, G W Ward, r Sheppard, La;
Green ~ NO Dr. Bush, Sc Vsnorl.n NY GrNon, ARK;
Boyd Miss .eter jones, Young, NY Hardeman,
" II Looming and lady, N c Clements Motg Texas W
Wi chester, II Green l. Stafford, NY e WismI Young,
BTumer Texas W Price, Armstrong, NO Mr. Lyon,
Ohio; S McCutcHeon and lady, Coast.
VERANDA.. o Yerger, Miss; w williamson, Va; s II Gil
man, La Hurter, n Paul N Dancy. H Dsin, Miss;
J'nuol, Texas Bruns NY G Wright, Ga W Dehauer, VIM
FagOn Miss; Bodman, Texas; i Barron; La $ Jones'
5Avtst-n u Dcken Miss; Hart and lady, La Mas Smith,
e Watson and lady, W Lacy, selen Mr. Wynne
Mss T pohtry, W Doherty, La Jones; W Cutter
HEWLErTS. IS Lqdd, NO; W Spices Nd; Nj Kennedy
Trnp, Pa; Capt 5ro,s ia Clements Mass; Wahn
schltfe, New Orleans
BANKS ARCADE w H Ganter NC L Kirk, A Moore
Miss R Pelarn Mo, Hessy Texas r Robinson, NO.