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From the New Orleans Picayune, 18Th.
Texas News

From Texas papers received yesterday we gather the
following intelligence:
The Columbia Democrat understands that there are
several thousand bales OF cotton yet TO be received at that
place tins
The same paper says thai dry weather has somewhat
retarded the planting operations OF the farmers. The
Democrat says:
The river has been guile high, butit commenced falling
as Saturday evening, and ls nog gong down que rap
idly Fsus were enjeftalaed OF general ovelhiw, but
all cause lof alarm has disappeared.
The editor oi The Democtat recently on visit to
Wharton county lie says Of it.;
Wharton u OF the richest counties by Nature in
the State There is land superior 10 the Caney
Peach Creek aud Colorado bottoms. There are al.
ready many very valuable plantations The land 10
we'll adapted TO the cultivation of sugsr-ea e. and we
doubt but very lew years will pass before this will
take the place ef cotton IN beIng the leading staple
prodac of the county. The OF The sugar
planters hitherto has proved thus be the most reliable
and pronabe crop Of the two. There sevetsl large
sugar plantations now IN Wharton county. Specns ns
OF sugar aised on these, that last winter were
II the best description We have heretofore had occa
sion to aliude 10 The extraordinary fertility Of The lower
country, and the more of the do we feel
bOund - relersie that s equal cannot be found
large boiy in the world Intelligent industry is all that
IS required 10 The most successful cultivation
The Austin State Gazette OF the 28th ult has the fol.
lowing paragraph:
we learn from one Of our citizens who bas recently
explored the country OF the Cooraia, ami between
Sandy creek, which empes into the Colorado about op
posiie Ham~n's valley, To the Coucho that rich de-
posites Of gold have been found on all The streams aud
several places ch ot have beef found the
hill sides Already considerable number of hands are
al work at various points and making fair wages by The
nse Of hand rockers The tches deposiles, under
stand are found N the bed OF branches and Tavines
The La Gisnge Moaumer- learns that Nose Evans the
Wild Man OF The Woots," as he is called IL preparing
Tor anothef surveying expedition this spring.
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1mMENsE srnCE OF CANTON MArrINGs-We naye

lBiMENSE STOCK OF CANTON MArTINGs-We have
received schooner Fairfax extensive assortment
article 10 sell them wholesale
retail As purchased sm at late auction sales IN New ios
unusually low sell them good terms
the Dealers wishing epeDish their stock VIII
supplied by their the cost OF anspora
likely pces than they would have
ouekecpers respectfully informed that have in store for
their especial OF o 3 ~ heavy and
tine nang which made by contract These goods VIII
Also, all other makes and styles
which viii be furnished most reasonabie terms
CLAGEfT n DoDsoN.
l2-3leoif
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The connexion between The Sssboari and Rolnoke
and the Raleigh and Castor railroads having just been
completed afforded fine opportunity for the Interchange
of courieses between the people OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth. and Portsmouth and Raleigh. Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, therefore, went down yeserdsy to call spoa
Raleigh; aud Raleigh to-Iay accompanies Norfolk and
Portsmouth home again This il all rigs'. The inter
change Of these couuesies keeps up the friendship OF
communities We like these neghborly civnies.
lWlimiagtoa HeraN Of Wednssdag
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MILK from silver Spring fsrm-The undersigned win
MI furnish mix Washington He that the
quality Ia fine condition
clover meal Customers invited To visit at their
dairy the OF
health Of families viii degree depead
ALFRED l. DRANE,
Ap 5-2aw2w Manager OF silver Spring Farm.
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nunce OF feel that every
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Prom conviction of the uuh expressed
~ Mr. wess pseee. S~ esS a upon p n ts
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conformation fact, ,uth'zed publish
ae Mr.. webster
DosTos, January 10, 1853.
"Messs LrrLR, PRows, Co.-GesrLrMssi have been
formed that hequent inquiries made Of the complete
ness ,e Of your edition ofar Webster. work.
{eu eonan everything up to March s which w intended TO
"fs probable TINT volumes of correspondence may
ss soI Os % soessea snS d. published q We ,1s & w our -
but certain that no publication viii be made which viii render
"FLETCHER WEBSTER
1--WE already expressed very decidedly opinion lhnt The
Boston Webster Memorial published by Mpssr Lutte Brown
sasfac Interesting OF the which
his death has called from the The subjects presented
well selected, and treated with excellent feeling,
contains the most alahe Of the tributes TO the Of the de
/ ceased statesman. .uBoaon Daily .7dperiiscr.
These ofimpershabe consi.
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rance ofa anscendan Intellect page which will
postey prouder the land Of These productions
viii be perpeinasd long the English language endures"
fNsw YoTk Courier Enquirer.
Distinguished have monuments erected for them their
grateful connmen and sometimes by the people Of another
ton, by posery Daniel Webster
build his and IN ha lifetime, The ample
works just published Wy Mess bc Brown, Boston, will
utue more precious and durable memoda o his existence and
MS greatness ihnn the granite column The marble or buzen bu-
We shall omenon, hint deservings
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ashoer which IA 10 the weigh
have speak for
lhey want only 20 have readers 10 create ndmrers"
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"ln company writings Washington Franklin they
constitute essential the history republic
lapse of time destroy value feel
hnaerest greatness nation
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~ the century imbodod
nent ind ndvidusl-emphaicaiy the American statesman"
boston Courier.
ny the side edition Of Edmund
ne, issued years By the publishers,
cent Of politics this edition works Of
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RoOksi HoOSsf HOOKS f-GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
BOOB sellers, m street. received their
rade ra, which msceIa
neous aud Juvenile books they had the pleasure
the public,
tHmiy Bibles ~ every style Of binding.
scous, enrys Bsnsons Cat, fool's and Comprehensive
Commentaries.
roeh Bhs and Prayer Booksa large and very fine selection.
Neandtf History OF the Christian Religion Church
G.sepin's Hebrew and English Lexicon.
Ihe WORKS Of Jvsephus
the Eclipse of Faith.
Nass worssPsstoa Theology Gospel studies, Moatusne,
Springs woss-1be ci.ry Christ, tho Mercy seat Attraction
Of The Cross, ftst Thing, Christian TtIes &c.
Nevi's sermons
Dr. Cheeyets WorksH Dif1cuy, Wandedngs Of Pilgrim,
Lectures on the fiieria' Progress sc, sc. -
GRAY a BALLANTyNE,
ApM 1h street, Odd Fellows Hall.
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ELssGANr sAKPETINGS.-We respectfully invite the
Ia housekeepers superb patterns
velvet with and doormas match
Also extensive additional supply of real English ingram
caIpepgs, together of
priced hemp and ingram carpengs.
The goods having been purchased by prior to tho late ad
they win sold quite reasonable All
who effect OF they contemplate
furnishing advised purchase their We have
complete
AP l2-Jteof CLAGE1T DODSON.
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~ their spring and supply Of goods consisting Of rich
colord cloths black
fancy choice SELECTION OF ve-ng
styles, which they inye ta attention Of their friends and the
public generally.
Ap io-2awn
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For BALTIMORE aud intermediate Points the Poto-
River and Chesapeake Bay,

.EIs The swin comfortable, aud commodious low pres.
Powhaan, Captain Charles ". Nit
che having been entirely rcaed enlarged and improved
b.rths number OF
Washington, Ale etanda and Baltimore and
may expected make weekly from
Batipor, leaving Washington al 5, aud Alexandria
aib Monday and returning Thursday Passengers de-
take Bamsfc, which leaves A
Aqua there 60 board the Powhaan, without
charge.
Freight viii of the Counbl
he Of passage wit b. n fDliows.
10 Aqnh creek and other landings below that place and o.
Bhnmntf ~ W
10 Aiarbuy's W
Meals
Po further information apply % Captain Mitchell
board. or 10 GEORGE MATTINGLY.
Ar p2-cod7t Agent Washington
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A VENUE HOUSE. George French ~ Co., late of
Fronchs Hotel Norfolk Vignahis Hotel just finished AT
furnished the latest and best style
The will be paid the
comfort of their guests.
Families accommodated asonabe
The charge for day boarders will be "a per week.
Ap 70 eOd2m
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MOOR OiL.Cl1OTHS-We have in store and sale t.e
and beautiful the above
public before The Of Of
which tapestry landscape
grained wood in and blocks unique, esco
chntze, and other Styles.
Also, supply step oSohs all OF which
viii sold the reasonable terms, usual, by
CLhGEiT & DODSON,
Dealers in all kinda OF furniture dry goods.
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D DAu.ROhD Contractors and others Interested, are
n informed that Msr Johnson Camne Company, prope-
celebrated eycopn steel w-rks Of she d, England,
appointed for the sae Of e patent
and successfully used all
principal roads Great Britain the exclusion OF India rub
ber, and
orders received, models be opposite the
treasury, 18th
Mar 81 2aw2m TIntel
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npN'U HUMBUsG ED.--ft " well known mer-
" pay clerk
very and Of
good which Ruaanp
se cost" Purchasers will please call and for
llpmstlves
Ap l5-dlwf HALL BROTHER.
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News rnd uoys' wesr-we have In N
vi sortment clothes aud fancy color,
vesngs, styles. Aso goods o boys
such .
Linen drilling, linen check coonades
Blue, blsek, brown, and green cloths
Cfoton cloths, dfap deic
White and coloed maseiles, plaid and stipcd Jeans
Farmers dIlinq, TO be sold low.
April i1-tf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
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uVIE MISSES ANDERs sON have several pleasant and
newly furnished 10 let with without board oufe
between and I'd nfs house east opposite Me-
chancis Row, Washington.
Mar a IN
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below Fourth, side, phiadephia,we inoua
vicinity
nan per, wall glasses, richest styles, for
country portrait and picture
Wi be fou0d a establishment.
experience and facilities enable sell tie best goods
at lowest prices.
Dimensions being given, win give for
rors point Orders soicit,d
French plate glass stoes dDelngs, &c ainppaon prices,
Ap2-toa7t THOMAS J. MATT a co.
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NOT TO BE PULLED DoWN.-our store is not 10 be
IN and elegant stock OF fancy
aonesc goods, which drcmprd To cheap
their advantage cal
our stock viii guaranty a
being pnce quality Dont mistake the place
YERBY, IEBB-, YERBY,
! and Pa. ay ne building.
An -
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ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.-Just received by In
IL subscribers supply
above goods which will be found attractive and will be so
unusually low.
Also beautiful of window comices which will b
made order.
Ap l2-eoif CLhGETT DODSON.
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NEW Furnishing Goods Jnst received Gentlemen IN
IN Of superior lng shirts
cavats, csff and ties, suspendr aad
linen handserchef ub eias, dressing robes
please cali LANES
Fashionable HAT Cap, and Genuemen Furnishing store
fp ie3sw3wh Penn. avenue, between ~
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Extract from letter Of The State Reporter of Vcrmont
" DEAR SIR Allow say that highly pleased, borh will
arrangement the English and Equity
pohs' and find the work 70 be of very great value.
with much respect, your ohedi' ut servant,
L. WASHHI1KNO
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A EN sPNING GOODs-P. " nROWNING. wa

SUUIUEHN and western Land. for sale or Ex-
~ change.ands in the states of Texas Louisiana, and Illinois,
years nce roritory
organization, will be soid
capital
lands would be exchanged FOR city property
%. n, CHEEpER
Mar oo-oswom tinil 18th street, opposite Treasury
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WORKS by Cheever--A Reel a Boiie
w the Dod, adventures OF king
seamen voyage Celestial kditsd
/ user OF Old Salt
the Soul Of Man OF
Anaioges Natural and the Spintun horid
Pilgrims Progress, and the Life and Times OF
Bunan fof sale hy - ~
| GRAY n BALLsNTYNE,
street
/ Ap Near Odd Fellows Hall
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BARGAINS FOR MECHAHICS-Cash for building
houses-Proposals invited build of frame brick,
number exceeding all 10 be finished before the
day OF November be paid for cash Ia hand
ready for occupancy.
The site these houses outside of the city of Washing
within excellent gravoled
adjacent railroad They intended TO be OF
lots, and all together but not
adjoining.
houses cellars invited which shall
thousand dollars each Address the undersigned
at No. 2, Fowiers building, Washington. - II. - tr
ALL nOw NJ. ".
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= NEW YORK, May II, I5o2
The English Law and Equity Reports edited by Mesrs Bennett
Smith, think convenience and benefit
e.sion Such examination have these volumes
of the and diligence of the editors and the
appear the and conpendous
which the English Reports are presented TO Us
civilian KENT.o
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rENTLENIES's EsshionsbIe Hats aud Caps OF tho
" hi assortment, always on
hand, and for reasonable prices, VI LANES
Fashionable Hat, zap, and Gentemenis Furnishing store,
Ap l93aw3wf avenue, AZ and sin streets
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by the schooner American, arrived at New Orleans
The oth INST the Louisiana Courier has received papers
from The city OF Mexico TO the I'd instant The intel
gence they contain, without being important is yet OF
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7 NOTTtI-Uent0vaIl Hem
- RemovsIi-E " sTRATrON general aucnoneer, has
the aud
spacou. uree-stor street
the Old
f1snda from and afet tas date
Having facilities fhe display and
goods he prepared receive the and will make be
/ advances n nsignments.
at
tended n person tic reasonable terms.
/ Ar lf-dtw n
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THE Complete Works Of John M. Mason, ID d., i'm
Il 4 volumes; edited by hts
Holy Living Dying Prayers containing the complete
dn " a Chdan BY the Right Rev Jeremy Taylor, u. D.
Journal hnd Letters OF Henry Martyn, a. #.
Christianity Revived IN the East; BY ". o. o. Dwight.
For sale by GRAY n BALLANTYNR,
Apri IL 7th street, odd feilows' Hall.
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lo>NErsi 8onucfsf Bsnpets iJust received from the
importers Of those desirable Bonde Lace
Extra Wing bonnets,
\ HALL. BsDTHER.
Aplt-Alwf
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rrb, s.IlIns of the steamship Uncle sam postponed

TThe selling of the steamship Uncle sam postponed
until MONDAY June az the request OF several li
also at the request OF me Oo''
eminent who Lave important Pstehes to forward at ai
Z. MILLS Agent No 81 CORTLAND 'sf
~ PetersylIe Homestead Association'.AO acre o.
Land Wesiehese, County IN TIE lowe o.
Rochelle Depot viii be divided the AZ tle
entities member 70 oDefourth OF an ae
2 10 opeha and s. whole Any Peson o. sS9S
ter car ion Neetins held every MONDAY ENENlNO o.
O'clock the Hotel Broadway aud iot
feet; WM II HOYT Treasurer No. go 9hayi r ~ GELLAI-
LY Secretary mo. ls7 Broadway, room Mob
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Gine arts.

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Recently Published. 49, - 80.
JOHN KNOX PREACHING TO THE LORDS OF IiE I, M
GREGATlON. splendid Line Engsvins aTer Da'd "iNs'
Price So 81, II, &. =.
subject from its containing portraits OIL ne
most characters who figured during the
APPLETONs ART PUBLICATION OFFICE,
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WORLDS FAIR-TO EAlllBIIORS;TIIn ne pro.
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ace specially the Of =. WORKS VI Az Sa.lly
Pa TINS rare valuable Models new Inventions &C. &C. VINO
have the desired space for exhJo ~ the Cs
Palace be prepared to receive their yaon 're
give ample and 10 ne
spacious han fer bis exhibition APps on tne
CLARK MILLS or 10 W. : HUMP fREfs No I'D Chasaanl'
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