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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

~ The Holb0Ok saloons, in these stirring times are
g their post Sec prosfsmiqs foE pnrticuIafs. F.
Auction sales THIS Day
FheRtscE 4 TAI4oB VIA sell. al IL O'Clock. at No.
2 = Onion stIeei-iiquoTs and Empty Barrels
y "a DEPAss will sel Al II O'Clock, al Bank Arcale-
Furniture and Ge'swAFe
- Lectures ON Chemistry. Z: -s..
The su6icribe Course Lectures Chemistry fully
by Egpeinenis, vi MON DA
Der 81 and conn1e four utht They delivered inhe Med
~ EabAYs THDRsDkYs and FRIDAYS IRON haipas, 4 10
hoPatil p .hudents dtsirsu Of learning Chemistry
Gentlemen icI - that science, feapec tuly
J. L. EIDDELI.- Prot C;hslnarV
MS Once iHiP Central univsfai Building, Common st.
- ----sls $780, 81
JAMES II. sPRATLER, +.
sUR'GEo.N ~, DENTIsT,s
once No. no st. CharIes street,
WHERE p operations DO TEETH vii be Performed IN
~ iNisiactorJ manner. shl3 ly
Now Opening at the NEW STORE;
RICH and sp endd assortment Of Glaze sh Of every width
Strip a and paided 10
~ Broeade do, very hsaxJf Pc npadanr 10. do. =
Black aortt excellent quality; Rich Ei ped do;
Fancy eOoa ioreansgs lTe ssss; -salina ia RENE
Fl9Sl noes AVignons an1 Aarceiine13-i sr
Mglsssias d. Isins- sGiH pattern tot ohildrsns
SOLID s is Slld fancy heuaseln ne de Laipesi
y CashmeTel Of he mos reehe che soloFs
RaspouFr, az, iiely ardels;
BaIegea, sVljd euoIs and fancy; q
Hosery hinda children, misses youths etc.
TtisE vita every House Furns hiDg Goods, such
iiiy reauessd 10 e1snins. d. III HOLMES Canal s.rssi
ns cap between Bourbon and nauphin- streets -
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MADAME DEyRr5. - The Ofauus wal opened for TIE
season ai evening" and the Opera yves Ia EdUoris Tia
pima donna, Msiams Davfer, was introduced 10 s pub
liu, md certainly tho musaoYng population Of New o..
tn5 have conEraiuaio themselves at the prospect
o. h9aIlI ad1ue o frequently duTnE fha winter Tbs
lady hta re natural qQoe. well trained BY ozeloila and
edusaion Nd obeylnE Implicitly The bahests Of Mica u-
aica ear ana hoToufhI cultivated tasio Her aQHz ui1,
4 ezeail7nif hHs and commanding ponoa beise entirely
pHdef.the coallol Of BET elaooful Imagination.
There no panain Ne world. not even L0udon Of Paris
whea mRlcal alis Of strong genius OF delicate ials oan
have en- phuancs over The number Of people a. IA
New ofelns. The numhsr OF slangsri passing through
the ciivm0sy impossible and with tastes alioEsha ~.
foIned-snabiel ss to have larger and uOls Varied
audiences here than Il any AmgcsnoI European capital
A. lo0n The ambitions antss Of Epf0pe discover this
aotas thoss who moved By genuine love Of
at End out that here they can mee1 with the est and the
most appRoistiVe aHdanoesWe shall pretty soon have
among the best singers Of the old world We hail The
arrival Of RadRe DevIss fresh moot that the best
Niiates Of Eatope will hereafter look muenoTe 10 AeToa
and pGitiouafy to New Orlesnsthan has hitherto bsn
their custom.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

49,, ST. Louis, Mo-, July 5, lS4b.
Dear Sirs AbOut week since. whilst working my
trade cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way The
whole bit oil The adze entered th top OF foot Just below
the nstep The wound began 70 nhame, and continued so
% do until became much alarmed. ] used British Oil,
Inctue of Yh. and several adhesive pastsn, but all
no purpose.
then commenced the use OF
DALLBXls MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and IN eis than ten minutes the pain and Inflammation be-
gan 70 suhsde and has entirely Jeff me-
can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain EX.
TRAITOR being superior nyhing have ever seen tried
= for removing pain or Inflammation.
ship carpenter by trade and shall be willing to les
y the virtues of thus salve al all times when necessary
lTeSde Franklin Avenue at No Isl, where can give
any-iniOmatiOu desired.
fulv
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QARRIAQH AIANuFAoTnRY-

gAHhLAE6 NlAMUFAGJTOHX.
TTNH Patronage that has been eztene to ne 20 var, l
rally the aitseven yearl, while on Com Rs'f -
mon ItIest, hal induced ia the lest nummerTse = -
featuring and repairing CARRTAGEs w. - s =
We have now one OF the largest Shops In ths SoutbeTn
and the best OF msefaI 10 build aRg Stys of ST5 y
order and guaranty them two yes Il used IN he oounTy
Original beauty and durability although apparently worn
Ont and useless we willpay freight Carriages sent uSso
and SECOND hand CARRfAGEs, whioS vi III b ny so5
low Old CalIages taken in trade for New One5 We in
q theiIuh ones repaired 70 call al snF RshnfSet9v All
heposieg and gdge toE themselyel, the Corner Of
ne 9s O. Is CowmeEoia Water WOTkS rear OF me 81
o1 soyia sS5S# = oi''i MATTHEWS 8 bEyMAN
= MADEIRA, SHERRY AND PORT WINES
" E bsss choice AiADElRAi Of Howard, March CO..
iads and Reserve Madeira, in pines half pipes and quar-
MADEIRA WIN Es--ohd choice, in eases of Al, s.ob
SHERRY RlHES-Amontllalo, Daft Gordon \ "a.
PALE AND BRoWH sHERRH-B otdsd n London,
FORT NIhES-QpOrtO Wines of various grs5eg A fe,y
eaAAsi Qusen ? fqn a Vty supeuor wine Choice Port
SFAhhliNG HOGh-2g esses sparkling HOckheimer a
- yeY eh0i0s wine and Of recent imporai
CHAMPAGE WINES-Of the well known brands nF
k9in4lt Gordon Bleu, Schneider, La MsIeief Palace
poE 99S che I 5F4 3 8 quarts and Pint'
BRANDiEs-of the well known brands Of otard. Dupuy
a Co. yntages Of 1872, '43 ~ As and g. James Hen
Co., PeeVogn, DumOn, and other bandl in half pipsi
UNiTTihBB VINEYARD PRoPRfEToRs, co.'s OLD
OLD COGNAC-Ih demjiohns.
GIk--No lsttI Imperial Eagls. Clover Leaf Swan &c
6 fA sIS ny ~ AAg l9 As WAisEY'
ssg Siitssl Sii,si,
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- The ship Hindoo will commence disehaSgiRg
Tins Morning neal the Mint Fret Municipality CenFgnee1 vii
betqfed at their e1pense dndrish.
rs =. = o. W, ANDREWS g. co. 81 Common st.
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CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
'gondepl; quickly does all pain
ness and hea' the injury No scar REMAIHs ,ItI sue.
in healing old Of long standing is unparalleled
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

THE SABLE HARSoEsrs mother concert this evening
By these popular meodis. The large Hail the CONNER
oa ExchahEe soIOWded nightly VYh delighted audience
whoapplaud again and again the fne Of this uRsui
passed troupe Last evening found numbered families
who had attended aasse tho pleasing exhibitions andthe
die. less olIghled lhan he youn.aE hranehaa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13
DALIH4's PAIN ExrRACroB,
PILES

but shall subiOn few testimonials Of lis value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all parts or the
cOuntry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

~ The Cousignee Of 1 Box Barrels and Kegs.
l. 3 9u Chfksvie TennJ Ppei to order per st
Hneoe tom Phiadslphia viii please max h residence knoyno
ns !. W.ANDREws s. co. VI Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

Wac pays for the Large WiHdoms, Splendid FyTtfTes
agd High Rents IN the Millinery Stores d0oH tolsH
Those ip0 PatrORige ITEM dRd l5hO do pGtrORirs sml
Those oh0 judge Of the balRe Of goods 6v ne Price
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13
d. WOODRUFF, Bookseller,
WaEerieV Place, Tuscaloosa, .4ld., and
ID. WO0nR VTFVN g. On

: -. So Camp street. Ne0 Orleans
" hEr IN uQh places an the ealug books in Law, Theology,
N Medicine, Science, History, School Books Blank Boos 5
Paper which found Establishments IN M, mar N
The country The public will please remember Ibis nd ge
their patronage . J,s, rs,siy.i ta,s = II
hdeths History o. The Unedt Chronic Diseases, Chilly
States. Z volumes livery sh0nld buy these
Nelands Cael zpaIs eonplete books upon Water Cure.I
HINon's Life in the Far West Danes iReno. Tfansiaied b
VOL 8 ChalmeTs's Workh Z Carlyle. z
History Wonderful Inventions eeehr Incarnation or r,s
Water America; Waerl Of the Virgin and her SON
Cure for Ladies Water Cure in ~ Ruf t
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her Cargo at Post 10 Second Munieipa Confsness
Will pleae attend the goods LeTee they
VII be aloied at their expense filk. :
MIG John w ANDREWS g. co, ~ Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

There i nothing further by the Cambria Her
news yesterday had a favorable effect on the New
York Cotton Market, causing an advance. The
market closed frm..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

ArraIcAA fiEATRE. aking dvantage Of the eiIoum.
stance, the spirited Manager offers To- night he identical
apparent dissemination to show Themselves ne difference
between Amateurs and Acton, This iseertanIy apoliio-
movement aad will indnes swans Of the Inhabitants II
lap0nicadou to visit The American ihis svannE . She
Soops 70 Conquer always aecsptableto Newoflsaas
audience, and hia oooasiOn call into activity ali the
force this company posseses including Mefs Greene
Charles and Spear, MIs. Pope, Nh Rowe Ms. Stanley
stc 4 wibe followed BY dance By Miss ST. eaiF who
has only % be to BE- admired and the new farce Of
f0undedon Facts ZONE Of aalge invoice iuif received
iron Loadon. Go ahead is thsmsto Of The Ams1can
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

~ The magnificent pesssngeF DO BELLE KEY, Capt 2 A.
he will positively leave rls DAY The l3h inst o'ciookP
A ni hon''ns' Granville and 4eIqP9is
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

me spepald and awt running passenger boat "a MES
9l si positively leave THIS DAY, the isth ns at ocesk
ior NsshVle, GsrksVe Canton, Pada5ah As Point md
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

estimgs, CassimePes, etc,
III HAMBURGER. 64 Comp street. received ~ recent
n vals splendid lot OF the Goods Of entirely style
ielee Cd in Parrish eKperisnc hand, and Warra equal
AIRY other aEiorrnent m thc city. ~ MA 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

dFal AID Calondest Streets She has low store low remit
and low expenses which enables her 70 sell al low prices
lly Of which are not exeeled II egualed IN the civ
inst Tsceiysd three cases RIS CAPOTES ana lsyes
Z glgnefg, glca 'N-
! ssPgl5is qssssi .aa pressed h lie bas ssssy,,
9ttlh-AliAl 4-Aq y ~ sftitIia ne
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

Is ~. Gilbert e. Co.'s Piano FOIfO, r =
FFAE undersigned is Sole gent IN this Civ for the aove
Il PlAROS, and has on hand Grand -
EianOSt square and dfO lians,
which are offered for sale on liberal terms ~ K
The stock is large, embracing the newt y VI
patterns and late Improvement They are gnaraBtied By
me manufacturers 70 give entire ratification Purchasers
are respectfully invited examine them before purchasing
elsewhere. VIM. T. MAYO 5 Camp 81,
niSB three doors from Canal
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29
DTED.

In this City, the goth instant, James Knox and
Edward Dallas twin sons of Capt. P. c. Ferrell aged
three months and twenty days. They were lovely In lie
and undivided in death.
Earths tolls had just begun-now DER,
In heaven these sweet spirits rest. CON-
In this County, the lst of july at the residence
of Mr.. Bradford Utley, Henry Brown ESQ., IN the eoth
wear of his age He was a native of Virginia. but for
many years citizen of Wake County, where he was
universally esteemed and respected for his many virtues
and excecncies and which endeared him to large cir
Gle of relatives and friends. He member OF the
Masonic Fraternity and his funeral services were per-
formed by Rev Tho. G. Whitaker, abrother Mason aud
his body consigned to It's final resting place. with the SOL
euln and interesting ceremonies of that Order. COZ
In Montgomery county, on the 10th OF June, kev.
VIM Burton. He was minister of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for forty-fve years = -. =
= Near Mocksve, Dayie county, on the 2sth july Oh
bilious congestiye fever Mr. Boon Rose son OF ME- L.
R Rose aged % wears and six months Thus has fallen
young man. who had the promise before him ot leng
life of usefnlness and pety. z' s.o--.. oo"'
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29

X7ILL be offered at Auction numerous tracts Of val
w liable Land at the places and times following viz:
At Pensacola the 4th December next.
" Milton, Santa Rosa County, on the 9th Deer.
" Euchceanna. Walton Co., on the 10th
"Roachs Bluff, Washington County, on the 18th
December.
At Marianna Jackson County. on the 18th December.
" Lofts Mills Calhoun Co.. on the 18th
"Quncy, Gadsden County. on the 10th
Tallahassee, Leon County, on the 22d
" Monticello, Jefferson Co.. on the 27th
" Madison Court House, on the 29th
Jasper, Hamilton County, on the 1st Jany.
Alligator, Columbia Co., the Sd
Terms One fourth payable at the time of SALE and
the balance in three equal annual instaments.
Persons desous to know what particular tracts to
be Sold will he furnished with hand-bils application
to the Post Masters the above named places the
subscriber at Tallahassee by letter postage paid.
JOHN BEARD, Register
of Public Lands for the State of Florida.
Tallahassee, Aug. ls, 1S49. TT5-3m
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RALEIGH PAPER MILLL

TINHE undersigned takes this method Of informing the
Publishers Of Newspapers and Periodicals in North
Carolina and the Public generally that he has leased the
Paper Mills, about miles from Raleigh procured the
services of finished operatives, purchased the necessary
stock, and is prepared TO- make and furnish any
amount of Paper to order He asks trial only for his
Paper, he is determined to give satisfaction in it,
cease its manufacture.
Imperial, SUPERFICIAL, Medium
PACKAGE & WRAPPING PAPER,
manufactured the shortest notice and the mode
rate prices.
To encourage Home Industry is, under all ircum-
Stances commendahle and proper and it wisc when
in doing so We sacrifice nothing ourselves.
Address, JAMES D. ROYSTER.
Raleigh, Aug. %, ls49. 773-4w.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29
THE MARKETS.
PErERsRURG, August 2:

PErERsBURG, August 23, lS49.
TOBACCO. The market is very active, with hight re-
eeipts and small breaks and note advance IN COM
mon and medium qualities, this week. of from SOC. to
81 per 100 lbs.
CorroN Since our last, the foreign news being nm
favorable but little has been done in this article We
quote sale at IOc. time, without interest, and one
or two small parcels at 1Oc. cash..
WHEAT. The receipts new and large and the de-
mand active Sales of red from l03 to lO7c and white
at los to Il1c.
CoRx. There is enquiry for this article at az
to 4Sc. at which price sales have been made
Flour Nothing but retail making at $54 to 81:
BAcox The market is very dull for hog round, which
VIC quote at to 73c sides 6a 7c shoulders TO 64c
Republican.
WILM1xGrox, August 25.
TURPExrrSE. Since Thursday morning last 2,2l4
bb Turpentine have been brought into market and dis
posed of at 35 per bb for yellow Dip, and S3l per
bbI for No. Virgin Dip, some few barrels remain
ing market for sale: .
TAR A sale of 229 bbls. Tar, made at 81, 40
per hb being an advance of 10 cents per bb prevI-
sales.
RosIH 100 bbls. No. Rosin were sold at cent
per b.; No. 3 do. at 60c per Dbl
SpInIrs TURPENTINE. No sales for two days past
that we are apprsed Of We hear, that % cents per
GAL. has been offered and refused soc is asked.
TIMBER. One Raft of Pine, and one OF Cypress Finn
ber were sold at 81 per measurement Commercial
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29
MAR.R TED.

In this City, on Wednesday morning last by the Rev.
Rufus T. Hef1in Samuel H. Young, Esq., Merchant of
Raleigh to Mrs. Jane S. Johnson daughter of the late
Theophius Hunter, Esq.
In Dallas, the 10th inst, by W. F. Holland Esq
Mr. Adolphus Harris and Miss Margaret Hoffman, all of
CASTOR In Dallas the 18th inst, by w. F. Holland
Esq, Mr. John w. Fite and Miss Eluina Hunsucker
all of CASTOR
In IredeI county, on the 25th ultimo, by the Rev.
John D. scheck MI John M Coleman of Cabarrus, to
Miss Jane Neall, of Iredell county. :.
In Rowan county, on the 10th inst by the Rev SAM
Rothrock Mr.. George A. Brown and Miss Maria, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Michael s. Brown.
In Davie county, on the 14th inst, by H. H. Click,
ESQ, Mr.. Ace Wyatt and Mrs. Lucy Queen.
>. In Rockingham county, the 7th inst, Mr. William
F. Carter, Attorney at Law, and Miss Cora Galloway.
In Salisbury on the st ns by Archibald Henderson,
ESQ Mr Henry Deal and Mrs. Nancy Freeland
In Cumberland county, on the Sd instant Mr.. A. M.
K Clark to Miss Catharine Morrison, daughter OF u.
Morrison Esq.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29
THE PARTY IN NEW YORK.

The recent attempt, by the two Rome Conventions
in New York, to effect reunion of the Hunkers
and Barnburners, proved failure. The Hunkers
stood to their ground like men, refusing to array
themselves against the South and in favor of the
WiInot Proviso; and as the Barnburners were dis
posed to make this paramount test, of course no
union of their forces could be publicly effected.
We have but little doubt, however, from the tone
Of the two Conventions, well as from what We
see in the prints both sides as to the feeling OF
the masses, that they will unite in the approach
ing elections to such an extent as to carry the
Sate and by the opening ofthe campaign of 1852
We expect to see them acting together as one man.
If reconciliation had taken place, the Southern
Whg papers would have teemed with misrePre-
entations in regard to it, and with charges about
the Democrats of New York sprrendering to the
Aboonists but as it is, these papers are as
quiet as possible. They barely allude to the fact;
and but few, if any of them, will have the candor
10 state the reasons which prevented reunion.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29
N. G. Baptist State Convention.

TTNHE next annual meeting of this Convention will
be held with the Baptist Church in Oxford Granville
county, commencing Thursday before the third Sabbath
in October Is49. Introductory Sermon by Professor
VIM. T. Brooks Missionary Sermon by Elder J. j.
James.
The North Carolina Baptist Bible Society will meet
on Thursday evening at early candle light.
The publication and Sunday School Society Friday
evening and the Education Society in connection with
Wake Forest College on Saturday evening At each Of
which annual addresses will he delivered.
Ample accomodations will, learn, be provided for
minister's delegates correspondents and others who may
attend by our friends and brethren of different denom-
nations. N. J. PALMER, Secretary.
August 25th, ls49. 77S-
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
INITIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

R.AIEIGH,. IN. T..
TNHE above Company has been ia operation since the
lst of April last under the direction of the following
Officers viz:
Dr. Chas E. Johnson President,
VIM D. Haywood, Vice President
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. II. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
DIR. Charles E. Johnson Medical Board
Dr. Dr. WP' y n H.nEaoS H: MeRSe' Of Consultation.
]. Hcrsman, Gen'I Agent.
This Company has received charter giving advanta-
ees to the insured any other Company, The 5th
Section gives the Husband the privilege to insure his
own life for the sole use of his Wife and Children free
from any claims of the representatives of the husband
any of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life mem
bers participate the aoO of the profits which are de-
clared annually Besides, the applicant for life, when
the annual premium is $50, may pay one halt in
Note.
All claims for insurance against the Company will be
paid within ninety days after proof o the death of the
party is furnished.
Slaves are insured for or for five years. at rates
which will enable all Shareholders to this class
of property against the uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance presents and interesting feature
in the history of North Carolina, which will prove very
important to the Southern States.
The last four months operation of this Company show
very large of businessore than the Directors
expected do the first yearhavng already issued more
than 300 Policies.
All Communications on business of the Company
should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
Angus. 90, Is4s: u.s.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29
MCILWAINE & BROWNLEY,
PETERSBURG, Va.
AH HAVE on hand large and well assorted
NKAA STOCK, OF GROCERIES,


we'll suited to the trade, which embraces full supply
of everv thing in their line, Intoxicating liquors always
cxcepted0 and consists in part OF
1900 Bags Coffee. Rio, Laguira, Jamaica, Java, DC.
e5O Hhds and Bbls. Brown Sugars-all descriptions,
200 Packages Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered Sugars,
$500 Sacks Liverpool fine and ground Alum Salt,
rs 900 Sides Sole Leather, Oak and Hemlock.
e5 OGO Yds Cotton Begging Dundee, German d tfunny
20 900 lbs. Bale Rope, Hemp, Jute &c.
1000 lbs. Baling Twins,
$50 Boxes Soap and Candles, ..
100 Packages Manufactured Tobacco, various brands
100 Tons Swedc, English, and American Iron
10000 lbs. Band, Hoop, and Rod Iron,
10000 Eng. & Amer. Blist Steel, Ter, Cast % smear
so Hhds. Tierces and Bbls. Moasses,
$50 Bills, and half Bbls, Mackerel No |, and >.
1000 Casks Cut Nails and Brads,
500 Bags Shot, 300 Kegs Powder,
so Bags Pepper, Spice, and Ginger,
Bed Cords, Plow Lines, and Siiters,
Tubs aud Pals, Cotton and Wool Cards,
Family Roe, whole and trimmed Herrngs,
Best French and common Calf Skins,
Russell & Blk Upper Lining and Binding Skins
Harness and Skirting Leather, Cotton Yarns,
Virginia, North Carolina and Western Bacon
Feathers Beeswax, Stone Ware, Pipes,
Hoes, Wagon Boxes, Pots, Ovens, Tea Kettles
Alum, Coppcras and Saltpetre,
MiIIer's, Outcalt's and Paper Snuff,
Principe, Havana, Regalia and common segars
Writing, Letter, and Wrapping Paper.
Gunpowder, Impl and Black Teas,
Window Glass, assorted, Putty,
Salts, Saeratus, Sup. Car. Soda,
Sperm Refined, and Tanners oil,
White Lead Pure, Extra, and No. l,
Best Spanish Indigo and Copperas,
Birthstone, Ink, Waters, Backing, &c.
all Of which will be sold the most favorable terms to
CASH or to punctuaT customers the usual Credit
All their stock having been purchased Tor Cash. they
arc enabled compete with any other morke and res
pectfuy invite purchasers to examine Orders Punctu
ally and faithfully attended to- r.
% Consignments of produce made to their address
will meet with their best attention
Petersburg Va. August "a, ls49:
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The price of Packages of Quarter Tickets only is a.
vertised above.
The Managers Printed Drawings, endorsed by III c
commissioners appointed for this purpose by the Govern
of Maryland, in all cases correspon-
dents. Letters always strongly and carefully scaled
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
than six chances against their drawing IN Pack.
age any of the Capital Prizes, and one Package may
draw four Of the highest Prizes Two thirds Of the pri-
zes are sold in Packages Of Tickets.
Please order few days before tho Lotteries d1syy
All orders punctusly answered by theIetsun mals.
Persons at adistance from Ratnsore Who wish for
necessary to eucloee the price laid down in the above
schcdule for Package single Tickets the truly oI.
tunatc, far-famed and old established house Of
sPYFER & co.
-T - = TO. Light Street, Baltimore, Md
90 Or Box 524. Baltimore Post Office. 1eiz
August l, i949. 80 T73-lm.
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Weare requested to state that E. N. Peterson Esq.
who has been duly commissioned by the Board OF
Managers of the Washington National Monument
Society as Agent for the 9th Congressional District
this State will visit at an early day every County
the District, for the purpose of soliciting subscrP-
lions for this noble structure. Mr.. Peterson expects
10 be in Raleigh about the first of next month
The Newspapers in this District will please give
notice of the above.