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PEkIN
TEA COM ? AN Y

rs s. II Futon Street, .New York.
- The Tea mentioned in this Catalogue, nrt
done up in quarter pound half pound and one pound
packages-the Iirs Inside wrapper is lead, tie
second wrapper Is waer proof paper, and tie thlfd
outside wrapper is of Chinese rice paper The
Company sell none bll, good teas, done up in this
superior manner al Of them grown il, the most lux
utious dslricts in emma. County dealers may
select small quantity Of each kind they like,
and have them pa kcd III chest. These teas alsn
come in five pound Chinese packages, called qua
toms, very convenient fanc'fuI and portable
SHAPE.
Persons in any part Of the united states or
Canada, can ordr any Of the teas IN this Catalogue,
by letter, in quantities to suit heir wishes. We
pack them in Chineso boxes and deliver thom to
The Forwarding Merchant tree from charge fer paca
ing in carriage. The money should always accom-
pany the order.
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FOR BALTlMORi;

4 ssFsr THE cammodiuus steamer CoLua
.hasss-saaG.slD. MA, Captain Geo, Guyther, having
resumed her regular llps, will leave Roy's wharf,
in Washnrten at 6, aud Alexandria at O'Clock,
il the norrlng Of "Wednesday, the 25tn INST, and
oi every succeeding Wednesday, for Baltimore; aud,
returning, will leave Commerce street wharf, IL
that city, for the District Of Columbia, at O'Clock
IN the afternoon OF every Saturday, taking OIL aPd
landing passengers and light freight at all the uaGl
landings on the Potomac river. RI" -.r..
Frcights will be taken at low rates and withou
any charge luI wharfage At Baltimore nv
Assault WIN. GUNTUN President.
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NATIONAL WING.

M,ssMATEp.-We had fuzzy old gen
tleman on board with young vile, VINO
: seemed to take malicious pleasure IN teas
inc him and will answer for him, he has
his full recompense Tor his youthful amoi-
lion He was in fidgets if she sat and look
ed into the gentlemen's capln, anu II sns
went on the guard he would loliow nsr, ano
when she would ask any oil inc gentlemen
about places that we were passing, "nich
She did 10 plague him, knowing his hui
NOR he would Instantly reply before the
o,Ier conld do SO, and look daggers! Alb,
moor man. he was tortured with jealousy,
rs we'll he might be; for his wife was hand
some enough, and wicked enough to make
him commit suicide.
twas amusing to watch his maneuvering
at fable to prevent any gentleman getting a
seal next to her, andb how diligent he would
be to wait on her, lest any Of the passen-
gers should attend 10 her. Thro' the co-op-
Grafton of fair friend of his, awaggish gen.
tleman got seat directly opposite to her;
and he made it point to devote himself to
the bride, not only in handing her every
thing from the bread to the mustard, but by
conversing with her in the most agreeable
way She, the mink seeming to understand
his motive, entered into the sport with great
sport. Her poor husband was on nettles
My friend, the wag, was handsome and witty
and looked very dangerous. The lady
seemed to forget that she had husband
she was so occupied with his conversation.
la vain the old bridegroom nudged her,
rod on her toes, asked her dozen and
one times, il she would have This, that or the
other The lady was in want Of nothing,
The whole table saw the game and enjoyed
it, Big drops ran down the face Of the bald
headed husband, and green-eyed jealousy
glowed in his eyes. He looked at my friend
as if he would eat him up! At length
when dinner was over, he took his wife and
dragged her off trembling with rage; but as
he was entering the ladies cabin she adro-
lily slipped away and joined the laughing
groups upon the guard. %
".Why did you marry him if you treat
him so I" asked grave dame.
g Because he mould have me, and my
father made me. have him told him
would torment his life out himm
ayes, yes, yes, yes oh, you little de-
celver ~ cried the old man 'a'll,lll,Fll,
you'll, you'll, youthful you'll''--.
Here he could proceed no farther, but fall
ing into a fit Of asthmalc coughing, was
for the next five minutes on the verge of
suffocation. H :,.-
AT length before we reached Louisville,
she so tormenled him that he took to his
state room; and, then, TO do her justice,
and TO show that she had good heart after
all her spirited mischief, she devoted her
self to taking care of him, even taking him
toddIes mixed by her own fair hands, and
carrying him from the table the best oil chic
kens and pastry. L.
! record this as warningto all old gem
tlemen, who would marry young and
sprighnlly girls. They make fools of
themselves, and their young wives make
them laughing stocks out Of revenge foI
having themselves been such fools as to
marry such doiards.
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STOWE RoPE.-A rope, nearly three
miles long, now lies at Gateshead, England,
which was the other day stone in the
bowels of the earth! Smelted, the stone
yielded iron. The iron was converted into
wire. The wire was brought to the rope
walk mandatory near Gateshead, and
there twisted into a line of 1850 yards long.
1t is the stoutest rope Of the kind ever
made. -
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand large sup.
Il ply OF pure Potomac Ice, which thoy will sell
at their lco-t ouse corner Of Maryland avenue and
Eleventh street, for Twenty-Five cents per bushel.
BIRD & GUNNELL.
~ B.-Ice delivered in any part Of the city at the
shortest notice. H'e Is. d u.
june 23--lf
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY,
Concert Hall, Penn. au., our Iodds Hat Store.
TWO PATENTS GRANTED UNDER THE GREAT
SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES. IT,
A WARDED THE GOLD and Silver Medals,
N four first premiums, and two highest honors,
at the National the Massachusetts,, the New York,
and the Pennsylvania exhibitions for the most spcn-
did colored Daguereo!yPes and best apparatus.
CT Portraits taken in any weather, in the most
exquisite style.
Apparatus and Stock wholesale and retail.
Instructions given in the art.
July 27-3m ..
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MADAGAssER.--A late number of the
London Examiner gives an account of the
Sovereign of Madagascar, The Queen Rama
volana. She is represented as being cruel
in the last degree-a perfec. female Nero.
She poisons her victims, murders whole
tribes of mofending natives, initiates the
codes of her sex, and then casts them from
precipices, and orders tina. infan,icde shall
be practiced. We give the horrible man
ner it is accomplished, as specimen Of her
refined cruelties: "'rhus a common modus
on randi for the attainment Of this end, is
that Of exposing the unconscious babe in 4
narrow passage, through which a herd Of
cattle is furiously driven, and by the feet of
which, it is scarcely possible to avoid being
mangled and tortured by gradual dea'h!--
all other times it is suspended by the heels,
whilst its face is held downwards In pan
Of water until sufocation ensues!--or, still
more horrible to relate, it is sometimes
buried alive, with the head downwards, IN
apt especially dug for the OCCASION"
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OBTAINING PATENTS IN FRANCE.
% a@1 New YORK, Aug, 10, 1S47,

oD Al ~ IlNSI ~ iftN 1 ~ ~ - IShlNSLIs
.@s a1 New YORK, Aug, 10, 1S4T,
70 Tie Editor ofhe Neu York Herald
SlR-It very often happens that persons
call at my Office TO inquire about the patent
Laws Of France, and desire me to direct them
10 some one in Paris to whom they can
trust their power OF attorney for the purpose
ofiaking patents. :.-.
] would be obliged to you, sir, if you
wonld make known through your estlnable
paper that NJ. Gardissel has created in
Paris periodical called LIE Breua d. In
rention, and a central agency. for the pur-
pose--lst, to give advice to inventors before
they apply for patents; Cd, to draw the APP
plicatlon for patents, cayeal, &c. &C., in
France and other countries; Sd, to sell the
patents tights or to FROM associations be-
tween capitalists and inventors; 4th, TO dis
rose'of Tie produce of inventors who spec
uiate for themselves, and consumers to the
patented invention; 9Th, to take and 10
transmit TO inventors all the useful infor-
nation, either on cancelled patents or on
patents in force; III, to advise inventors in
all suits in relation to Counlerfets.
The agency of NJ. Gardissel, is established
in Paris, No, II Boulevard ST. Martin.
From the knowledge have of the character
and ability Of this gentleman, do not hest
tate to recommend him to all persons having
patents TO take in France t
hope, sir, that this communication be-
ing entirely for the intcres, of American in
ventors, you will be kind enough 10 inser,
in your paper.
Respectfully, sir, your most obj serv't
l.. DE LA FOREST,
Consul General Of France.
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BLoopy BATTLE.-The Minden Iris
Claiborne Parish Of the oath ult says that
u was credihiy information that morning,
,la' a bloody hgh,took place at the Dorchete
Bridge, near the line Of the Parish, on the
ga ui'. ! here seems to have been two
parties, numbering some twelve or fifteen
men, who mutually agreed 10 meet al this
bridge ana seize some old difficulties by
fighting with rifles. Two men were killed
on the spot Their names were Hardy
Miller and Mr.. Simpson. Mr.. Waltz
received wound in the abdomen, supposed
10 be mortal. Mr.. Price was dangerously
wounded. Mr.. Robert Sawyors had two
fingers shot off--Some. otherswere wound
ed. Some sixty guns wear fired.
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TOHN WILLTG MAN, House Furnishing Ware
j Rooms, corner of Pemsy lyanla avenue and
18th street, south side
Jun 25 "a. ...-
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ADAMS & co. s EXPRESS.

e. , RE.MQPaL.
DAMS & co. take this method Of informing
N the public, hat they have removed their OF
sCE from, their former place OF Business, Elllotts
Buildings To the large and convenient Storc-room,
ihrec doo,s beloo Gadsbys Hoici Penn. avenue, and
a few doors below the Railroad Depot, where they
are now more fully prepared to receive and for
ward all descriptions Of. packages to the following
places:
Boston, Richmond, Cincinnati,
New York, Petersburg, Louisville,
Philadelphia, Pttsburg, 81. Louis,
baltimore, Wheeling, &c. sc. Sc.
Adams & Co. will also forward specie and other
valuables, and Collect Drafts, Notes, &c., on all
the above places at reasonable rates
G. S. McELFRESH,
may 27-co2m Agent.
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+" Some things can be do,@ as 'cca as Others
SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

nv G. FARQUHAR Il CO., corner Of 18th
| street and New York avenue, arc now pre-
pared to furnish the public the above delicious bcy
ersge, with full assortment Of Syrup, carefully
prepared by themselves.
Their apparatus is entirely new, and constructed
on the latest and most approved principle.
They fatier themselves that their Soda Water is
equal il not superior, to any In the city, and invite
the public 10 call and Judge for themselves.
Soda Fountains filled To order at the shortest no.
tee.
may22 d3m
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The Pekin Tea Company, rs and n Fulton st.
are performing great and good work. and will, in
nw years, beyond all doubt, drive all the poor tens
which have delugeJ this country, and defrauded
consumers Of the article, out Of this market They
import none but rurc fragrant teas, and retail thom
by the single pound At wholesale prices. Families
are always sure Of obtaining good teas at this great
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COLUMBUS o. WALL, Cdbi1a ALaktr ant
" Undertaken, corner Of 9th and q streets
iuue I
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Vt KING, clearinghouse, Il street, directly
". opposite the General Post Office,
jun 25-
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"A Word 10 Tea Drnh,rs.--Tho Pekin Tea
Company, rs and II Fulton htoc', have imported
INTO this market five hundred thousand dollars
worth Of The 6nort grades Of green and black teas
grown IN the Celestial Empire done up in all the
various fancy packages, that Chinese ingenuity can
invent. II is apnviItge TO buy teas at this great
Enlistment and luxury and comfort 10 drink
them. They sell good ras only, and retail them Mt
wholesale prices. Country merchants who wish to
always sell good teas always obtain them at this
place on reasonable terms. n.n
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore it has been very difficult, indeed i'm
possible to always obtain good green and black teas
But now you have only 10 visit the wareIooms oi
the rekin Tea Cor P,ny IS and II Fulton street,
to oh ain delicious and fogrant teas as you could
wish for-Dsily Sun.
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We have tried The teas imported by the Pekin
Tea Company, rs and " Fulton street, New York,
and il we live will Try them often. They eel lag
the mos, delicious teas we drank and retail
them al wholesale priccs.--Evsnins Post
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FACTS, NOT FABLES!
DR. SCHWARTZE'S
~ ChronO-Thermal Ague Pills,
warranted to cure in eight hours!


COMPOUND EXTRACT or S.gRSqr.7RILL.8
suitable for every month III the yenr war; ntcd TO
relieve Rheumatism, Bronchitis scrofula Neuralgia,
constitutional effects Of Syphilis, eruptive diseases,
aud al others arising from impurities Of the blood.
The above medicines may be had Wholesale or
retail a, the rroprietors store Penn avenue, I'd door
cast OF 81 street, Washington City.
june23 colt
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LIME! LIME! LIME
Inn bushels fresh burnt Lime for sale by
HOO u. WARD ~ SON,
at their Lumber Yard on 18th street.
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HANDBlLLS, &c.
Neatly printed at the Office oil the Nat Wing.
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The finest specimens Of green and black teas ever
sold in this county. are imported by the Pckin Tea
Compsny. rs and II Fulton 81. Those who want
good teas at reasonable prices, can always get them
there.-IIbunc.
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warehouse, in quantities to suit their convenience
and at the same price that the merchant pays who
buys to sell again.-Daly True Sun.
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Magnetic Telegraph.

Reduction Of rates for The Transmission Of messages, pis
H. /, ,nos.,oe IF Cts
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NorE.--O H. signifies Old Hunker: those mark
ed with an astorisk } are Wings, and those with
the obelisk Ct Democrats.
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A LIST

Ofthe Members elect to the House Of Rspresen
tatipes, 30th Congress, according 10 the latest
intelligence.
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II any Of our readers desire to have good tea they
can obtain il of the Pekin Tea Company, rs and
and II Fulton streot-MercuTy.
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SADDLERY.

TyHANKFULfor past fayors, and so
- Letting continuance, would in
form my friends and customers that 4
have on hand large stock Of first rate
materials, which nm DESTROYS Of work
ing up and disposing Of on most favora-
BILE terms. ! have employed first rate
workman who will fiji all orders punctu
ally anil faithfully. During my absence
Mr.. Hancock will act as my agent in the
above business.
]. M. BLANTON.
January i6, l847. l8-ti
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WV NASH, Professor Of Music,
49, at Vicksburg, has made ar
rangemcnts with some Of the best Piano
Forte m ,kers at the North, 20 sell in
struments in Vicksburg, as low as can
be had al the Mandatory.
All Pianos warranted complete, and
to stand the climate; will be exchanged
at the end of year if not approved.
The great advantage of purchasing
Of Mr.. Nash, is, you have your Piano in
good tune al;er it arrives in this coun-
try.
January 2, lS47. 1924
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
THE subscribers respectfully call the


THE subscribers respectfully call the
attention Of theirnumesous friends
to their advertisement in another column,
having reference to the intended disso.
luton of partnership hitherto existing
between them. They now deem it their
duty to announce publicly, that after
the expiration Of the present month,
and in order to bring the present firm
to speedy close, all accounts and notes
due at or before the expiration Of the
past year, will be, through urgent ne
cessity on their part, placed in the hands
of the proper authorities for collection
by law. The early attention Of our
friends TO the present call may be say
ing Of costs TO them, and will confer a
favor on their obedient servants,
EICHELS FEM g. Co.
February 20. 1847 90
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WOOL CARDING,

II HAVE in operation Wool Carding
Il Machine at my Mills, two miles south
east of Camden. | am prepared to card
wool on moderate terms, and in the best
manner. My machinery is constructed
on the most improved modern plan. II
is necessary in order to make good rolls
that the wool be thoroughly cleansed Of
trash, burrs and dirt, ard be made as
loose as possible by picking. For every
eight pounds of wool one pound of lard
must be sent, or | will furnish the lard
at the market price.
A. s. MITCHELL.
July rs, 1916. @ 45-tf
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RLACKSMITHING AND
WAGON MAKING.

"HE Subscriber respectfully announ-
IL ces to the citizens Of Madison
county, that he has opened the shop
lately occupied by Mr.. L. French, where
he will carry on the above mentioned
business in all its branches. Horse
Shooting on the most approved Princi-
Piles. He has on hand few Of the CO.
LIBERATED Dat Cutters which he will sell
extremely low for cash.
w. o. HARGAN.
June 81. 1916. 42-ly
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N. B.-They will be regularly sup
piled through the season with Onions,
Potatoes, Fruits and all sorts of Provi-
sions. !
December IL, 1916.
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CABINET MAKING.
JOHN G.. TROT.W.a.v.,

HAS opened shop on the North side
hH Of the Square, where he keeps for
sale FURNITURE Of allkinds-Safes,
Tables, Bureaus, Bed-steads, Wardrobes
&c, all of the best workmanship, and
made with neatness and despatch. He
will also repair and varnish old furni-
ture in the neatest style.
July IL, 1916. 43-46
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Ene RatSstsatppf Creole
is rUBLIsnEDs EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
BY JOHN N. MONTGOMERY,

At Three dollars year, il paid within one
month from the time of subscribing II not
paid within that time, at Five dollars year,
due, and will be sued for, in all cases, at the
expiration Of the month.
advertisements inserted at one dollar per
square, payable on the first insertion, and will
be sued Tor Immediately, if not paid Yearly
advertising as heretofore.
Articles of personal nature, whenever adj
mitted, viii be charged at the, rate of Two
dollars for every ten lines for each insertion.
Political circulars or public addresses, for
the benefit Of individual persons or companies,
will be charged as advertisements, and at the
same rates.
Announcing Candidates for office, 80
All Job Work must be paid for on delivery.
Postage on letters must be paid, OF they will
not be attended to. G
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THE MADIsoNvILLE MAIL
POST OFFICE HOURS.
THOMAS COOK,
.RMctiO N q en-.

state street, Jackson, Mississippi,
A TTENDS to buying and selling
"A Real Estate, Negroes, Horses,
Dry Goods, &c. Cash advances made
on property left in his charge. Com
missioner's and Administrators Sales
attended to in the country.
March 6, l847. 24-32