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STREET CONFERENCE.-THE.

SECOND DISTRICT POUND-xyns bro,.n,
g. Ann ana nscSG Pound Derbgny street
one black brown and white cow with both ears
horns bored, no visible brands " N a 'nuefsioped,
sa Pnis VII be sold public auction at sad aepo het on
New orleans Ms Wslcb 1874 ss at IL O'Clock, NJ
Registered March i, 1853 M street Commissioner
HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller.
EPAVE DU SECOND pySrRycr
en!rs les rues du Maine ct Shame CONNIE spaye
les cothes percees, sans etamoes visibes "n''ee''
.Sa de yache nest Reliance dix ours ct les fa
sAaEp a wsna so enehere pubaue depot
Nouve,1s e. @ FLEGH1ER, commissnire des rues
- -- 49,, : H Ieo9 m2 IL
FOURTH DIsTRICTP POUND nro,,.n,
70 the Fourth District Pound on Jackson stree, he,s
oo T and Laurel streets, estrays- e''
Two 6lack she'goats sh while spots
and cR Shegoat with white spots collar brass plate
One tlaek sheeoat with wattles
One whte sne goa br wn the head and wattle
hich II not claimed within ten day and the e,no, u,
ukDA 9 Mar - 1859 j. o'clock, A. NJ pound on SAT-
R..istsr.a u.u. @ FLETCHER. Street Commissioner.
TT. HITsELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
EPAavE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICr.-uo
- etc conduit depot epaves dn onaTisme nisiri 1
JACKSON entire les Laurel ct Constance rus
neuS chevre nor tache blanc e. ~ ep"'es
cutvre ct nne hague. ' ''i' f'eee US
me cheyre noir, barbes
une chsvre blaache, 'ache brun sur la ete at h RI.
Ghe cabri blanche, cornes ' - '
af @ animaux ne sont recames dix ous ct les
M pnyes rs seront vendns renclere pubiaue an dt d.
put 10 oAMhpl ~ mars. 1859. ~ heures A NJ
Nouvelie- Orleans. T. 1889 nns "a ae 10
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for fur
y nshing the city hundred thousand feet Of pan
the repairs the pnkroads of Jo-ephne Frs Eighth
Felicity and Liberty streets, In the Fourth District.
splits bad knots other defects calculated to impair their
strength durability and shall bs twenty long, twelve
inches wide, and three inches thick.
The said panks sh II be delivered the above mentioned
Streets such uants and at such places the st Com
missioner direct the orders Of said street Commission
Security of $1,000 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
Payment in cash the delivery the city of the aoremen
toned hundred thousand feet of pank md acceptance
the by the Street Commissioner.
well understood that in Of failure by the contractor
begin finish the work part thereof within the period
xed the Council he dissatisfied with the
which work is ing executed the Council shall have the
right the contract without putting the de-
fault requre by article 1908 of the Civil Code and without
applying court Of justice annu the and without
demny; and ii also well understood that in the
shall at any time abandon the work, not finish and
complete the in with his contract the said
shall forfeit all claims he have for any part of the
him to the date of the and the
city shall thereby discharged from any and all liability
for and also well understood that in
resod and his securities shall held
sodo unto the city all difference between the
price at which originally contracted deliver
the pans and the price which 1t may be adudcaed
resale readudcation.
Bids to BE- per thousand feet of panks oard measue fur
nshed and delivered.
New Orleans, March 6, 1859. .E
Signed LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
[ sssnsS Il B HEN HuFdaE chAirmen.
Registered March I, 1859.
ms It HENRY DUREI. for Comptroller.
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<AKTHONY AsTREDO
DeS % pnbifc that he has closed Restaurant
and Oyster Saloon M the season. will now Keen on
hand tho largest and choicest collection Of % be oun
e she ey and contracts have bean made
coliec9n OF Peaches Peas Appes Melons,
etc., which can't ba equalled In the city. :
Jelo No. 10 Royal street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
p Eso1vED. That sSs Coz s, .s and
10 Is hereby authorized and required to give notice BY
r. aasol j, R N s s s
Signed rr..ssn, Board J + Es4o aldermen.
1sisnsdl President nj Board B. ri 4 Aiaormsa.
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the oesrs Of the cit. and of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution;
,y,sH Comptroller CITY u Il New = orleans.
CoMpTRoLLER's OFFICE, 1
City of New Orleans, March 8, 1859.
{ No. 1890. ..
Resoed That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
issd sddcas to the lowest bidder after day, notice
bly, specifications file in the Survey ora Office 200 900 feet
RabB Ell nd Z a hs
ssd to be subject to the approval rejection of
President Board Of Aldermen.
@ppi' isignedl = GERARD sTITH, Mayor
a. Al sg ( No. 1883.
lied adjndcae the lowest bidder the Ave following
@ ae as hs az The
rs dp Contrast or
conacfo furnishing yellow pine lumber for repairs and
of bridges the whole CITY, for year from
first Of April 1889 Said repairs Of aast roads and the fur
nshing Of yellow pine lumber be done with
specifications file in the Surveyors Office and said adjudi-
subject The approval rejection OF the Common
Council
[Signedl ga+ s j. O. NIXON,
-s President Board of Aldermen.
fSignedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 3, 1859.
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY, 18th inst.
will adudcate O'Clock my Office the
ms It 7. THEARD, Comptroller
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THos. E. ADAMS, Chief of Police.

right to annn the without putting the contrac,o-
required % article of the Civil Code and without
ana II is also we'll that in case The con-
~ any time abandon the work or not fpisb and
e wos o shs v forfeit all claims
M cy be thereby discharged from any and ali ;ah
NY snd i is also we'll that in case the
% resol the contractors securities shall he
esse s se eenn in r sGdo to the
to perform the work The prices at which MAJ
oe sa.a1ndcated at resale adjudication ~ = "'
complete f"'' nei"uea IN eaeh contract
New Orleans, March g. 1852
A ISusnsa] LOUIS Fl. PILE. City Surveyor
boards OF the Common Council "e' VI '''n
ltSSiignedl HIT vENNARD
Registered March I, 1859. MINI
ms 1t HENRY mn n,
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MARIE DE LA sogyEL f. ORLEANS,

EN- VERTU de Ia resolution No 4,os du onseil Cnmmnn
p.onye e mss avis ct lie present dome due Pin
tention de u vile de la Nouyee est de re PAYER en-
pesses denx DE- faisan face ache de Ia
Dc Ia Ste Marea Ia ST. antre Ne Ia rne Ste
Mario de Ia du Camp Magasss
m8 1aw8w GERARD sTITH No,ra
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gew Orleans Daily Crescent Tuesaay aNarina aaareh g. 1859
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.


% Of
Fbruay,l
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HALLER ~ BROTHER.
a C0PPERsMITHF AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,

Are prepared to manufacture any the above bust
ness suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Refinery such
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet
tngs Chimnies Frebeds Juice Boxes Tanks Filters Cari
and other articles in that line used the
Sugar at advantageous and
passed by any house in the trade.
We also prepared FIJI all orders from city country
relates to Builders work for Copper Galvanized Iron
Zinc Valley duersand Roofing Down Pipes Fancy plain
Heads, etc.,
Always on hand an assormento of Cooking, Bar-room
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand
e9-A1l work done with asuatch. dl4 l,
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

Bf VlRTUn Of resout No. 402 of the Council.
approved March 1859 notice is hereby given that is the
tanou Of the city Of New Orleans streets
ront the Magazine markethouse Fourth District paved
wi'h square blocks the Gas street. from St Mary
~ street. and the other St. Mary street. from Camp
70 Mag.sne street, agreeahy to the 20b section the city
cnaftet. GERARD STIFH, Mayor.
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FOUNDRY AND mACHISE-sHop,

~ GEORGE PATTERSON
" Successor 10 Mclean Il Paerson,) OF Delord
and New Leyee streets.
The undersigned Is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts. Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars. '
BRASS WORK of every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions, having a steam
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy work,
He will keep hand all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir
Flange Bolts Gauge Cocks Valves Of all sizes used
by steamboats,. $50 ~ ~
He Agent for the sale of John Osborns Patent Fuel Saw
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken of Pcayuns Printing
ohee, and others that have them these Bars
lishment. " 1850 ~
He has also made sale OF
Boilers end Machinery, and will Depot
the where large quantity of hand Boil
ers and Machinery may be found at all times for
GEORGE PATTERSON.
L.. ~
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lSgnedJ CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedJ j. o. NIXON,
issi President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March s. 1859. -sa17 vi -
S [Signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
A true copy: VIZ SALoMoN
me 1t lf5 ggfs Secretary of the Mayor.
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ss @ n
class Of diseases originating in hillary arrangement caused BY
No one remedy louder called for by the necessities of the
people than and safe fer Fever and Agu
will eradicate the disease and with assurance, founded
@ 'e ssns of
in the m where
f. violent attacks Of This baefu dstemper This
the sp Si he ais
ON tn best ct s . i sa
a Sa 5 Se he rs If nn g
S, dIsts s5sss Fsyss 4sas sss.ySodS
i iii fa s
p Se wei ob ss ne far this
Of InteIments Is that contains Qnnine mineral
seanen S no other injurious effects
healthy as t they had never bad the disease
from IT'S It's 9ri'
sss Bass hs2 m Ssus ss
ation Painful h, Affection of the Spleen Mysteries Pain in the
+ Which, When originating il ths cause tie ntsrn
This S s. the
to and travelling
sionay daily while exposed the nfeeon ,ha, viii be OK
% S evs In
sod they avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
Ayers Cnthartic Pills.
FOR ALI. THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC
ss ssV a sss wn M Of their action
every poTo" Rs s
organism correcting its diseased restoring
"a down p sss GeBK h
tonised 70 find hs health or energy restored by remedy
Mt only hey the complaints everybody
below named pleased furnish gratis my American Ama
IA ne s ss a
p n sna e a nsscn i s s.
q Of S body G Of esea Of e.
the blood and the restoration of tone and strength
-. .., Aver: Cherry Electoral.
19s b ass s H.
m u "a Of
in p"bs En9v
use When oIcs tried its edi
s virtues known pubic 10 longer s what
o dot employ for the hi sssns
n an e eaa s h bus The failed
they sssss and
sss s' .s
ei ; asss sn by
ON, HKs %SN1a ~ FIETH gTHogSAND
ssan 9f @ 5 os. Comprising
Ns sh Wooden Eranes Of Nor
E sS G2Ss A ssE4Rs
f
couplings and puies from IL diameter and
Ten DyGroR ENGINES of different sizes.
SRAR ave ~ III with ,1a tAs o a s. seeks &c.
Six DRAINING MACHINES, Of different sizes
For sale on the most favorable terms. .=
d2l snSW 70 Gravier street New Orleans
HOARD & SONS PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
IL STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Now in ready delivery eighty these celebrated
engines, of the following sizes
81 :: :: :.
and from to inches stroke and rating X Is horse
Power With Ghimnss blowers and complete THIS
BOILER p PEEEEgTLY AGCEssIBLE IN ALL OF ITS
PARTS, BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, FOR CLEANING
and CONCLUSIVE S evidence of s superior popularity
now in use, with constantly increasing demand ale by
s. II. GILMAN,
az 5n&W 70 Gravier street. New Orleans
4. A. AaaE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ItdXEsyTy,CK vERMIFUGE BE-
Messrs B. 4 Fahnestock Co.-titntemen r. 4. Fahns
1t has attained position which places entirely be
petition as remedy for 1t has lard rem
e wts all nn our hest laying aside
AID with as much confidence il oeinal our dis
pensatory. Respectfully, " ~ 49,
Purchagers should look to the initials on the wranpe
ana see that hey are buying B. A. FAHNESTOUKS YER
MIR o9E. ana no other fell lmSw
(TlF'Fs! GIFTS GIFTS!
THE PLACE TO BUY BOOKS,
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
WHAT WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

race Reader although may brightly in
those pearls Il the head bsre is covering or the half
be snsrsd and shryes harsh and dry or worse still.
s sd1a o hss
e. The writer Of the
NEW YORK, April 49, 1858.
DR. wooD-Dear Permit express you The obi.
cations am under for the entire restoration Of hal. to its
is hae
am, dear sir, yours gsESsl y nrno
Welsh Nsxspape, osiss IS Nassau st ApsIils lssss
received Of Hair Re toatVe and
time that would restore The gray hair to its original color
but to her well surprise after weeks trial has
dark brown at the time Identifying and ickenng the
hair strongly recommend the above Restorative to all
''''' 'N'' y ''''-' S''s' '' CHARLES GARDEN.
NEW YORK, July o. 1857.
Since using Hair Restorative hair and whiskers
almost white have gradually dark and feel
conf lent that few apple tons will restore them their
itching among pss'Ps ssf
49,. CHICAGO, Ill., May l, 1857.
ing off and turning becoming bald.
s,oratve January applications fastened my hair
my Color ss M Ri gtGw out ana ansa eaft to its for
It's all anu A"' aoEs
The Restorative put up in bottles of three sizes viz
medium and small the small holds half pint and retals
dollar per bottle the medium holds twenty
bottle the large holo quart 10
3 9n Wo s' 0G tsf p sSsss sa Broadway
On the great Wire Railing EstAbshm nh, and III Mar
nEsIERs also, by j. WRIGHT CO.. Genera! Agents
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- KITTR DGE IL FOLSOM
:;' !;
Orleans, and 1874 Main street, Cincinnati Ohio
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Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY. 18th inst,
will adudcate IL O'Clock ~ Office the above
ms It I. THEARD, Comptroller.
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u A. FAHNESTOCK,S VERMIFUCE BE
LIZ YOSD COMPETITION, -

HANNIBAL, No, August 49, 1857,
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock Il Co.-ienetneu r. A. Fahns
stocks s.rmsuge continues sell well in this part West
1t has attained position which places com
petition as remedy for It has standard rem
edy with all and hest scians aside their
prejudice against proprietary medicines prescribe as freely
AVID with much confidence oeinal IN our dis.
pensatory. Respectfully,
j. b. BROWN 4 CO.
Pprcha7ers should look the initials on the anner
and see that hey buying b. A. FAHNESTOCK'S YER
WIT oof anu no o,her fell lmSW
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n y. DEVICES WILL CONTINUE THE COAL
business at No lag Magazine street. for his
r. d. MACLlN will continue the Coal business
of Philip and Le.ee Fourth District
count. fel4 II
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1 .bA fLOh CO.
Notice is hereby given that cla,ms which may AMMAN
upon pfopsT TO be due from books Baylor
law VIII be promptly paid with interest," in full
rms occasion is taken inform the friends of DIRECr
de uo.o1 III that during the
direct shipment Europe accompanied in ali by auaran
tees ior me balances due on each shipment.
orders Tor Cotton Bsgging be allied by direct
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans
SO soon % the Cotton already can be identified duncata
account sales will every instance be nads ont in ioNn6S
~ fqhle ASeonnsant and Interested To W.
as,aS riANiERs who have shipped will forward the
mi weights their Cotton such az
Al letters private well as on business relating to thu
mars Of Baylor Co., and trade will be addressed 10
". e. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET I,oEDON
,,,, Notice of Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that ut the tarmjnntion Of the ,o,sr
nerp now existing according written articles OF
ehl Del Ween the members of finn of BAYLOR "a ina
ss w De dissolved and the unfinished business placed In
Manehosdt.a ,,, ,sr, G, g. BAYLOR.
HaneuoSser, aaFcn loao' as tfhW
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DHNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD NOTICE
Persons notified to the of this road az
horoughfae cattle age IF horses other
cattle taken over it, they will be charged fifty cents each
New Orleans, February Is, 1853. fel9 i'm
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THE PLACE TO BUY BOOKS,

EVANS CO.. No. Camp street. have on hand orea and
one Of the choicest oecoHs of Standard Miscellaneous
Works ever Offered in New Orle ms.
Also elegant assortment Of fine Family Pocket Rbles
Prayer Books Albums and ANIMALS bound the best STYLES
suitable for the paor table Books and selI
ing at the lowest retail prices. ~
A GIFT Will. BE PRESENTED WITH EACH RooE
at the time of sale. ~
The Gifts valued from $780, consisting of old
and Silver Wa ches and great variety Jewelry Leckets
Chain- Sets of Cameo - '
Ladies' gentlemen respectfully invited 10 cal, ard e
anime the stock at the GIFT BOOK STORE
o<o ON No Camp street.
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s,.,~..sx~ BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
iand and for ssefrorl the nlsnufactoryof
Messrs. J. M. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick's patent Cush
Cloths Balls Cues aDi all other trimmings ssoos
ng to this liae.
Ailcrdess thankfully received and promptly attended to.
A. W. MERRIAM,
NIL " Ut Charles Billiard Room, N. o.,
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COPARTNERSHIP,

THOMAS MURRAY d CO., DEALER IN Ev-
cry description Of
LUM Der,
New Basin, cor. Cedar and Julia sts.,
NEW ORLEANS.
THOMAS MURRAY. JNo. C. PooLEY.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RETIRED FROM
The Bui!ding business, returns thanks his
friends for their liberal support heretofore socitB their
continued patronage the firm, which his undivided
attention will be devoted. THOMAS MURRAY,
New Orleans February Is, 1859. fel9 If
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NISSOLUTION-rHE FIRM OF DEVICES Il MAC
DLlN dealers in Coal in this city this day dissolved by
ua consent and the Of the firm will hereafter he
liquidation only. d. s. DEVICES,
r. D. MACLIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-07
MOrlnOnisnl .

This absurd imposture is now thlty-oue years
oIa Joe Smith, it's inventor, had no hesitation in
a.. early DAYS. 10 admitting in private that he knew
4. To he An i'm posture. On one occasion, whiie the
Mormou temple was in Ohio, be confessed to NJ.
Wilson, q lawyer of Cleveland, (noW Judge Wis
on of the T. S. District Court for Northern ohio,>
{ it was q humbug, and defended 1t on the
md that in his opinion, ell religions were
mbugs, and tina. he had as good right as any'
DIV else to avail himself OF popular creduiity-
had this from Judge Wilson's own lips. The
te J. Washington Smith, former Grand Master OF
he Grand Lodge of Virginia, informed us that Joe
admitted the same thing substantially to him. At
the same time, there il no doubt that most OF Joe
Smiths followers were honest in their delusiou,
a. the sacrifices they made Of comfort and oven of
property, abundantly prove. The revelation OF
polveamy TO the saints is comparatively recent,
not having been publicly proclaimed till 1883,
though they were suspected both OF the theory
and practice before that time. Utah was recog-
nized by the Federal Government as Territory
in 1850, and Brigham Young appointed Governor
by Mr. Fillmore, an appointment which was res
pewed under the administration OF Gen. Pierce
It is not much credit to the boosted enlightenment
of the age and country that such superstition
should attain such q growth In the nineteenth
century aud 10 the United States of America
Mos. OF its deluded votaries are, however, from
foreign countries. The mass of them are sincere,
but the leaders are cunning rogues, like Joe
smith, who make the credulity Of the supersti.
tious their stock in trade. Brigham Young, the
present head Of the Mormons, is man of couside.
rable administrative capacity, aud 10 said to have
made handsome fortune out of Mormonism.
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The Luxurious De ad.

II Was n renroach to Virginia in former dsys
shs a, little had been dons 10 marble or on cans
Vas. TO commemorate the fame OF the mighty
dead. II was not until q late period that even
ruds hsadstone marked the resting place OF she H.
,ustrious Madison This stain upon her eseutcheon
Virginia has recently washed off A handsome
monument has been erected there by order OF the
virginia Legislature. The Virginia washington
Monument reflects glory on the Present as wen aS
the Past of Virginia. The removal OF President
Monroe's remains to Virginia, and the proposition
to build over his grave an enduring memorial
showed that Virginia Ia determined to guard with
reverent gratitude the ashes Of her mighty dead
and Was the occasion of an outburst of national
patriosism and harmony that linked virginia
moro closely than ever to her sister states, ano
showed that we are yet united people.
But. though much has been done to manifest
her afecsionate loyalty to the memory Oh her
great men, the graves of ssme OF her most as
tinpuished sons still remain without suitable
monument to mark their burial place. IL mas
been suggested, and We trust the suggestion VIII
be remembered, aud at no distant day carried iuto
effect, that measures should be taken to OBTAIN
the consent of the surviving relatives OF other VII
uinia Presidents and other illustrious men OF ne
Revolutionary era to the beautiful and COM
,nauding eminenoe in Hollywood Cemetery, wnere
the body of President Monroe is now deposited
II Is not necessary that this removal should De &C.
compsnied with unnecessary pomp and expense,
but the State could we'll aft1rd to make small
appropriation to erect monument over each'
simple, elegant and durable like that OF president
Monroe. We should then have ir hollywood al
tbs. "a mortal of Jefferso Madison and Monroe,
protected from neglect and proclamation, and na'
king a spot more hallowed and venerated in the
eyes of America than Westminster Abbey. 10 this
cousecrated ground, pilgrims might come from
every portion Of the vast Republic, ana repiehiSn
the fires of patriotism at these holy ehrines' ah"
renew upon them the VOWS OF love ana naei''y 10
Iiberty and the Union.